will this lock fit 2008 rubicon with alloy wheels
138632
I do not know if the bolt thread is different for a 2008 vs my 2013. I would beleive they are the same. A quick call to a Jeep service dept will tell you that. I have them on alloy wheels and the work just fine.
138633
Yes it should fit. These are the exact same lock nuts Chrysler puts on their Jeeps. I just bought a 2014 Wrangler that had these Lock Nuts on my Stock Alloy Wheels !
307118
You need a Lisle 63000 for that lock ring. I bought that at the same time and wish I had bought it sooner. If you punch in that number here, you will see(second picture) it being used on a dodge truck tank
463293
I'm sure you can find wheel locks based on the thread size at the local autozone store. They'll work the same and may be much cheaper.
954526
Yes, but they must have the hex shaped lock rings, the old round aluminum lock rings are too wide. I just bout hex shaped RCBS lock rings (nuts) and replaced the old round rings.
2278665
Antonio,I have the same jeep2012 rubicon unlimited but i put 35" wheels and they r great
359017
I have a 2006 sport - so I don't know for sure whether it will fit to a rubikon. Sorry for being of no better help
825143
I own a 2008 Jeep Rubicon with the Dana 44 front and rear differentials. This cover will fit your Jeep if it is the same model.
163305
I did all four splash guards within an hour. You will need stubby screwdrivers, offset screwdrivers, and an angle drill if you do not want to take the rear wheels off. It gets a little tight. I have a 2014 Rubicon and the 255s got tight.
306016
Well I'm not sure about the 2008 and not sure what kind of wheels you got. I got them because a standard 14 mm socket wouldn't fit down into the holes on my rims. The splined brings the socket that comes with the set is skinnier then an average socket so it fit down in the holes of my rims. Not sure if you know the but the 14mm is the hex size and the 1.5 is the thread pinch. Hope it helps!
2145123
I Just Put on before Christmas. I had the same.question as.i have a 2008 rubicon. It is correct.
474331
According to your model you will need part # 189403.We do stock these wheels.AMC Parts Store
1581820
Yes, they would work. The 2008 has the 5 x 4.5 bolt pattern. As for the rims you plan to use them for can be a different story when dealing with backspacing.
2047157
NO.The wheel lock listings at Amazon are VERY POOR and you can't easily find what fits where. so you have to do a bit more research before you buy. I found that the McGard 27204 is the right type for your car Its a Bolt not a socket like the one "pushed" to the top of the list by Gorrilla; I bought two socket sets for my cars(at the same time) and they were wrong.So if you google or bing McGuard 27204 you'll find at least a listing at ebay where they list your car; or go to the link below. http://www.ebay.com/itm/MCGARD-27204-Wheel-Lug-Nut-Lock-/400309513469
382081
I have a locking lug nut on my 2014 Jeep Wrangler and this didn't matter. The Yakima Sparetime Bike Rack fit perfectly over the lugs. The plate on the bike rake has multiple holes to fit any type of lug configuration. Good luck and have fun.
1924730
What is your lug pattern ? It will or should tell you if the wheels are compatible
927890
Yes, but it may be a little big. It fits my factory rubicon wheel and tire and it's roughly a 32.
1579714
Yes it will...I have a 14 rubicon. A little tip is use duct tape to the nut to hold in position.