What size are rims in 2018 Jeep Cherokee?
What size are rims in 2018 Jeep Cherokee?
17-18″ diameter, 7-7.5″ width
2018 Jeep Cherokee/Wheel size
What size rims are on a 2019 Jeep Cherokee?
17-19″ diameter, 7-7.5″ width
2019 Jeep Cherokee/Wheel size
What size rims are on a 2016 Jeep Cherokee?
2016 Jeep Cherokee/Wheel size
What size tires are on a Jeep Cherokee?
| 2019 Jeep Cherokee | ||
|---|---|---|
| Rim Size | Tire Sizes | Jeep Cherokee Options |
| 17-Inch | 225-60-17 225-65-17 245-65-17 | Latitude 4x2Latitude 4x4Latitude Plus 4x2Latitude Plus 4x4TrailhawkTrailhawk Elite |
| 18-Inch | 225-55-18 225-60-18 | Latitude 4x2Latitude 4x4Limited 4x2Limited 4×4 |
| 19-Inch | 235-50-19 | Overland |
What size rims are on a 2019 Jeep Cherokee Limited?
18″ diameter, 7″ width
2019 Jeep Cherokee Limited/Wheel size
What size tires come stock on a Jeep Cherokee?
Common Jeep Cherokee Tire Sizes: 245/65R17. 225/55R18. 225/60R18.
What is the wheel size on the Cherokee?
Wheels on the Cherokee are exclusively 15″ rims apart form a singly 16″ alloy rim with 5 spokes finished in gray or silver. The remaining rims included several alloy wheels with between 5 and 12 spokes or tear drop or lace spoke patterns and finishes such as silver, gold, machined, green, or polished.
Will 17 inch rims fit a 2016 Jeep Cherokee?
Hi,legagneur gerard,Yes,17” rims and tires can fit for,But need the same bolt pattern and offset. (The stock rims bolt pattern is 5*127,offset 30mm),For the tire size,you’d show the size,So i can help you confirm it. I have an all wheel drive 2016 Jeep Cherokee …
What is the gear ratio for a stock Jeep Cherokee?
The stock 3.55:1 gear ratio you find in most automatic XJ Cherokee’s is perfect for the stock tire size or even a little bit larger. We’ve seen XJs on 37-inch tires run the stock gear ratios, but it was struggling to turn to those big tires. As you increase the size of the tires you effectively raise your gear ratio.
What size tires should I put on my XJ Cherokee?
After you’ve lifted your XJ Cherokee you’ll probably want to put some larger tires on it. If you’re upgrading to 31-inch tires you’ll probably be fine with the stock gear ratios in your axles. If you’re upgrading to 33 or 35-inch tires, however, you’re going to want to change the factory gear ratios.
