Collection: Wheels for Jeep Grand Cherokee

Grand Cherokee owners, here's your page. Every Grand Cherokee from the 2005 WK through the WK2 and the current WL runs the same 5x127 bolt pattern — one of the most supported patterns in the aftermarket. Whatever you drive, the wheels here bolt straight on.

The Grand Cherokee is the SUV that does everything: daily driver, road-trip rig, and with a lift it wheels harder than people expect. Fuel's Assault and Rebel lines are the popular picks, and KMC has plenty of 5x127 options from clean street styles to full off-road.

Offsets on these Jeeps run high from the factory, so most builds land between +30 and +18mm — pushes the stance out without rubbing the fender liners. Hub bore is 71.5mm and everything leaves here hub-centric.

SRT and Trackhawk owners, you're covered too — same 5x127 pattern, just mind your brake clearance on smaller diameters. When in doubt, call us and we'll confirm before you order.

Fitment

Bolt pattern: 5x127
Fits: 2005–present Grand Cherokee (WK, WK2, WL — including SRT & Trackhawk)
Hub bore: 71.5mm
Offset guidance: +30 to +18mm for most builds; check brake clearance on SRT/Trackhawk with smaller diameters

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FAQ

What is the bolt pattern on a Jeep Grand Cherokee?

5x127 on every Grand Cherokee from the 2005 WK through the WK2 and the current WL. One pattern across all those generations — the wheels on this page fit all of them.

Will these wheels fit my Grand Cherokee Trackhawk?

Same 5x127 pattern, so yes — but the Trackhawk's big brakes need clearance. Stick with the diameter guidance on the listing, and call us if you want us to double-check a specific wheel.

What offset works on a lifted Grand Cherokee?

Most builds land between +30 and +18mm. That pushes the stance out from the high factory offset without rubbing the fender liners.

Are Grand Cherokee wheels the same as Wrangler wheels?

Same 5x127 bolt pattern and 71.5mm hub bore as the JK and JL Wrangler, so a lot of them cross-fit — but Wrangler offsets are usually lower. Check the offset on the listing before ordering.