I think 30AD Reasons: He began his 3 year ministry in the 15th year of Tiberius. Some people put Tiberius first year at 14AD because that’s when Tiberius became sole emperor, which would make the 15th year 29AD, plus 3 odd years of service ending at 33. BUT while Luke 3:1 says “in the fifteenth year of the reign of Tiberius Caesar“ it doesn’t say “in the fifteenth year Tiberius reigning as Caesar“ Tiberius actually started to reign in 12AD, but as CORULER with his aged predecessor. So Tiberius 15th year would actually be 27AD, and three years of service gives you 30AD. Jesus was born in 4BC. Herod the great died in 4 BC and Qurinius was governor from 4BC, so there’s no other year when these two facts coincide. And Luke 3:23 said he was 30 when he began his service, which would be in 27AD. Jesus was dead for three days and three nights, a period of at least 72 hours. 30AD is the only of those years that allows for this. . He died Wednesday Nisan 14 ca 3pm, was dead Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and rose somewhere between Saturday 3pm and Sunday 6am-ish. It’s the only year that can fulfill the three days and nights requirement. He would also be risen on the 18th, the Sunday after the sabbath, which was the day of first fruits, which was prophetic of him being the first fruits of the dead. It also matches that the women went to buy and prepare spices. The 3 hours on the 14th was not enough, the shops were already closed. The 15th was an extra sabbath. The 16th they could buy and prep spices. But the 17th was a sabbath again, so they couldn’t go. But on the Sunday they could finally get there. Otherwise it would be a helluva lot of trouble to pull that off in an hour or two before sundown. With 33AD you have to fudge and say “he was dead 3 hours on the 14th, 24 on the 15th and 12 on the 16th, so parts of two days and two nights.” It’s a cringy stretch. 29 doesn’t work at all because Nisan 14 was on the sabbath. 4) And then it’s the pattern of Jonah. Jesus said they’d see the sign of Jonah. He was in the whale 3 days and nights, and Jesus was in the grave the same duration. But the second part is that the city of the Ninevites would be destroyed within 40 time units (days) unless they repented. What would happen to the city of the Jews, Jerusalem, though? If they did not repent, would it be destroyed within 40 time units? Yes, on Nisan 15 70AD, EXACTLY 40 YEARS TO THE DAY after Jesus was killed, the Romans broke through the walls and destroyed Jerusalem. This pattern only works with 30AD.

Reading the Wikipedia article cited in the question a little further we come to the Chronology section. In this we read that most scholars consider the most likely date for the Crucifixion to be April in the year 30 AD.

If Jesus was born in the Autumn of 5 BC, for example, He would have turned 4 in the year 1 BC, and turned 5 in the year 1 AD. (There was no Year Zero.) Having turned 5 in the year 1 AD He would turn 25 in the year 21 AD and would have celebrated His thirtieth birthday (if indeed He celebrated birthdays) in Autumn of the year 26.

If He began His ministry in Autumn 26, very close to His 30th birthday, then three years later He would have turned 33 in Autumn 29, and still been 33 at the time of the Crucifixion, and Resurrection, in the Year 30 AD.

On this basis His ministry would have begun in the 15th year since Tiberius became co-emperor.

We do not know for sure any of the dates, but there is no inconsistency in the assumptions made.

We know that the High Priest Caiaphas served as high priest from A.D. 18 to 36. We know that Pontius Pilate governed Judea from AD 26-36. The Gospel of Luke tells us the ministry of John the Baptist began in the 15th year of the reign of Tiberius Caesar(Luke 3:1-2). He reigned from AD 14 until 37, succeeding his stepfather, the first Roman emperor Augustus, so that means the year must have been 29 AD. Jesus explains that His death was to coincide with Passover: “You know that after two days the Passover is coming, and the Son of Man will be delivered up to be crucified.”(Matthew 26:2). That lets us narrow down the range of possible dates(for Passover): Monday, April 18, A.D. 29 Friday, April 7, A.D. 30 Tuesday, March 27, A.D. 31 Monday, April 14, A.D. 32 Friday, April 3, A.D. 33 Wednesday, March 24, A.D. 34 Tuesday, April 12, A.D. 35 Saturday, March 31, A.D. 36 Since Passover was a “High Sabbath” only two of those dates are plausible(since they must be a Friday): April 7 of A.D. 30 or April 3 of A.D. 33. Obviously we have to narrow it down further. John’s gospel records 3 separate Passover’s(John 2:13, John 6:4, and John 11:55). So the 30 A.D. date is out. So therefore only Friday, April 3rd 33 AD fits the bill. Weirdly that date has three 3’s in it. 🤔