rubicon wheels on my KK

[Rizbiz]

Hey i am new to this..i sold my bmw and bought a jeep liberty kk..now that all of you are done rolling your eyes..here is my question...
i have a 2009 jeep kk in blue with the skyslider...it has stock rims and tires on it..now most of you are big off roaders i am a city guy..yet i like the fact that this thing can clear a pothole alot better than the ol beemer..SO..
I want to upgrade my tire wheelset..i like the way the JET edition setup looks.. but i really like the new rubicons..will that wheelset fit on my jeep and has anyone seen this?
these wheels

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on this KK (can it be done?)

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any input would be great...pics help too

 

[tommudd]

Short answer
NO
reason why
bolt pattern is different
KJ/KKs are 4.5
JKs are 5 inch
plus you'd need a lift etc

 

[Rizbiz]

any suggestions..?

 

[tommudd]

Any suggestions as to??????:shrug::shrug:
You can run TJ Rubicon Moabs but will need to lift it
as is the case with most any aftermarket wheel basically
so don't understand the question of "any suggestions"

 

[Marlon_JB2]

So even if he wanted to run stock sized tires, with TJ Wrangler Rubicon Moabs... he'd still need a lift?

BTW: The wheels pictured in that JK Wrangler above are not Moabs.

... and you have an excellent taste in color choice.

 

[tommudd]

More than likely yes he'd need to lift since most tires that will fit on a Moab need a lift. Some have installed 245-70s for example on them but thats way too small of a tire for an 8 inch wheel

 

[Rizbiz]

what if i put 18"s or 20"s on there and just lower profile tires like the jet edition..is there a wheel similar to the one i am looking for

 

[tommudd]

So you just want different wheels then? Whatever you get will have to be either stock or near stock size , look through various posts to see what others have
I would never go to 18s and up and run rubber band tires

 

[Marlon_JB2]

The thing I hate most about those larger wheels... is the jittery ride created by a lack of sidewall.