A 35-inch tire is a common off-road size, but it is not a universal fit. Whether a 35 clears the fender, the control arm, and the bumper depends on the vehicle, the lift or factory-lifted trim, the wheel width, and the backspacing. A Jeep Wrangler Rubicon or a truck that left the plant with a factory lift (Trail Boss, AT4, AT4X, ZR2, Raptor, Tremor) is a different starting point from a stock-height half-ton. Our Jeep Wrangler wheel fitment guide and Silverado and Sierra fitment guide are the right places to read those notes before you pick a tire.
Even on a factory-lifted truck, a 35 can still rub. We have a separate AT4 oversized tire trimming guide for a reason. Load range and inflation matter as much as the height advertised on the sidewall. A 35×12.50 on a 17, 18, or 20 has different width and backspacing needs, and a mud-terrain and an all-terrain do not behave the same on the highway.
If you want the tires mounted and balanced on a set of wheels, order them as a package from this catalog or from our wheel and tire packages page. Packages ship out in 4 to 8 business days via FedEx Ground to the lower 48; tires alone ship out in 2 to 4. Eligible unused orders can be returned within 60 days. Use Search By Vehicle, or call 1-866-757-4679 with your lift, wheel width, and backspacing.
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