3.5" lift on a 2017 Jeep Wrangler JK on 20x12 and 37"Tires

In this video we go over a Rough Country 3.5 Suspension Lift along with the 3 different shock options available for this kit. The standard N3, Monotube V2 and the Vertex shocks with reservoirs and adjustable dampening. We install 20x12 Moto Metal wheels with AMP 37x13.5 MT tires.

[@jasonmacneil2256]

I love the look and performance of these lifts with the bigger wheels and tires, but please explain HOW this is street legal when the fenders dont cover the tires?? I don't want to be continually pulled over by the cops!!

[@paulherrington5837]

I have this lift on my 2015 jku with 35’s and you definitely get what you pay for with the ride quality. I would honestly save up and get a better lift from another company even if you are just going to be daily driving it

[@fattymakpatty]

Siraaaaaa

[@markbisdak]

Would the ride be smooth if running 37s on 20s? Need to regear?

[@BreakersStereo]

Re-gearing is always recommend with tires over 35”

[@jasonmacneil2256]

​@BreakersStereo how is this street legal when the fenders don't cover the tires?? I love the look, but I don't see how I'd avoid being stopped by the cops????

[@Aamilahpeso]

Damn won’t fit my jeep ..I have 21 jeep Willy’s 4dr..I will compare with the ones that will fit on their site

[@AbnerJClaudio_27]

Does it have anything regarding an axle truss or an axle upgrade?

[@jakealcazar3805]

Considering that it has 20's for wheels, this is a pavement princess. So, no. Highly doubtful.

[@yournamehere9194]

@@jakealcazar3805 what you can’t off-road with 20s?? I have a rubi running 38s on 20in rim that begs to differ.

[@jakealcazar3805]

@@yournamehere9194 Lol, ever hear of the saying "just because you could, doesn't mean you should"? I never said you couldn't take it off road, but there are many negatives having hardly any sidewalls. There's a reason you don't see a lot of people rocking 20's and up on the trails. It's common sense bro.

[@yournamehere9194]

@@jakealcazar3805 dude obviously you never seen 38s on a 20….plenty of side wall and it’s called a bead lock bro. It’s a 15.5” wide tire, I’m not losing anything over a 17” rim when I’m aired down only real difference is I have a hell of a lot less road noise on the road.