Jeep Wrangler JK Axles
Filters
Currently Shopping by
- Category
-
- Axle Housing & Components
- Axle Shafts, Bearings & Seals
- Locking Hubs
- Trusses & Gussets
- U-Joints
- Axle Hubs & Components
- CV Axles & Components
- Differential Breather
- Fluids & Oils
- King Pin & Components
- Knuckles, Spindles & Components
- Limit Straps
- Sensors
- Skid Plates
- Wheel Studs
- Axle Disconnect Components
- Axle Mounting
- Complete Axles
There are no products matching the selection.
Please Verify Your Vehicle.
A fun upgrade to make on your Jeep is the wheels. Whether you want to add oversized tires to a lifted vehicle or want a more rugged look to change the aesthetic, wheels can make a huge difference. If you're going to change them, you want a high-quality product. Crager Wheels are known for being able to handle high speeds and tough impacts. This makes them a fantastic option for offroading.
Best Selling Cragar Wheels
At Morris 4x4, we carry a large selection of wheels to meet your needs. You can find Cragar Wheels in finishes like gloss and chrome and in wheel diameters that range from 15 to 17 inches. We also have a few colors to pick from, including white, black and chrome.
These steel wheels can take a beating on the trail and come out looking new. Steel can bend without breaking, making them an exceptional addition to your offroading rig. Especially when you want to head off-grid to the most rugged terrain you can find.
Why You Should Upgrade To Cragar Wheels
Cragar makes steel wheels, which offer plenty of benefits for your Jeep. You can enjoy a lower center of gravity to help with drivability and handling. Steel wheels also have low maintenance needs. If a steel wheel is bent on the trail, you can hammer it back out to make it flat again. They are difficult to crack and can easily be repainted if you want to refresh your look.
Customize Your Wheel Look
The wheels on your Jeep are a noticeable part of the aesthetic. You can have oversized tires that make your Jeep look like an offroading monster or you can have small tires that give you a slim profile for road driving. The style can also change based on the colors and finished you choose for your wheels. Each one can make a big difference to the overall look of your Jeep.
Transform your Jeep with Cragar Wheels that give you the strength and durability of steel for when you want to try technical trails that include rock climbing and crawling, driving over logs and fording streams.
Jeep Wrangler JK Axles -Cragar Wheels
Head out on your next off-road adventure knowing your axles can handle the challenges you want to take on. The axles on your Jeep are meant to support the weight of your vehicle and rotate the wheels. Factory axles that come with your Jeep can handle some rugged terrain, but when you're ready for harder trails, they may not make it to the end. When you want to lift your Jeep, you also want to replace the axles with ones that are built to withstand the extra weight as you drive.
Best Axles For Jeep Wrangler JK
Stronger axles on your Jeep keep you rolling along the trail without broken parts. Some of the top aftermarket brands include Crown, Mopar, Alloy USA, Omix and Dana Spicer. Protect your housing from bending in the front of your vehicle when you upgrade the axles to handle the extra weight, especially if you add special equipment to the front. Without changing the axles on the back, the axle rods can bend when traversing a difficult course.
What To Look For When Replacing Jeep Axles
Before you replace the axles, you need to know what kind you have. A trusted mechanic can help you figure this out. You also need to know how much weight the new axle can handle. Chromoly axles made for the rear are made from high-quality materials that can make it through a harder trail without bending or breaking. They are also built to protect your vehicle when you increase the tire size or drive at higher horsepower.
Caring For Your Jeep Wrangler JK Axles
One of the most important things you can do to protect the axles on your Jeep from damage is to add a differential cover. It protects the lowest parts of the axle from damage as you cross over logs, rocks or other obstacles. You also need to make sure you aren't overloading the Jeep with accessories. Know the weight limits of the axles and stick to them to prevent bending and breaking. Enjoy the trail more when you have the proper gear attached to your Jeep.
