Eric's 2012 Jeep JK Wrangler Rubicon. How far do 35s & a 3.5 inch lift go? Off road action at W2WPG!

Eric showed up with his Jeep Wrangler JK Rubicon rolling on 35 inch tires and ready to wheel. Eric might have had to pull his winch line a few times, but he wasn't scared to try any of the obstacles at the Where2Wheel Proving Grounds. Good thing he had that aluminum tie rod when his Jeep was getting twisted up on McLochness. There's something special about watching a 2 door Rubicon hit the off road trails and obstacles!
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[@davidperegoff269]

That aluminum tie rod saved y'all a tow truck call 👍

[@ismaelreynaga4943]

Also have a manual Rubicon, not hard at all just have to know what you are doing …. And what kind of man made obstacle course “off roading” is this

[@Truth_Spoken]

Still don’t understand the draw to wheeling with a manual trans.

[@brianflynn5491]

Any monkey can wheel with an automatic dummy

[@harefamily1]

this aint wheeling, driving on rubber tires, that give and are soft.