Did anybody have to install longer lugs?--jeep cherokee
1584682
I din't have to in my jeep wrangler I just put on black tapered lug nuts and just made sure wheels were perfectly centered as I torqued them down. Look great by the way!
1584683
No they fit just fine. You definitely need a lift witj these wheels I have a 4.5 in lift and they still rub when turning had to do some fender trimming
781955
My tires have fairly deep lugs also. There is plenty of adjustment. Go for it! They are very good chains.
1337228
Yes, I place the same on my curt extended roof rack mounted on my Jeep Cherokee. Might be tight without the extension but ok with. The curt with the expansion option looks great and lots of room for my 32 mudder tire spare and gas cans.
1877087
It depends on how many lugs your jeep have. I went to Gorilla's website and it's different sizes for 5, 6 and 8 lugs. Go to gorilla-auto.com and click on application guide. You can look up any vehicle and see what size you'll need. I tried to paste the picture on here but it won't let me.
1502280
You would have to measure your buckle width, make sure, these fit our 2012 cherokee,but alot of vehicles are different
2012550
When i put mine on my 94 xj, it took about 4- 5 hours. It is not a easy quick job
2209732
Dont buy them. They are 6 lug that they sen you but a different spacing they will rub. I had to redo them a week later and they didnt reimburse me.
2278001
I put these wheels on a 1990 Ranger and had to put a set of 1 1/4 in. spacers on to set the wheels out because of the inset of the wheels, now the back set is the same as the stock. As far as the lugs you might have to use a thin wall socket, I had to use metric nuts because the spacers I used had metric studs but used the stock nuts for the spacers
88891
I had a 3" add a leaf in my stock spring packs on my 97 XJ. I replaced them with these spring packs about 2 years ago. I got an additional inch or 4 inches of total lift. I cant believe 5.5". Although now that I read the other answers. Yes, if your jeep is loaded down you may get 5.5" because these springs are a bit stronger and do not sag much at all. No sag when loaded with 2 adults, 2 kids, 3 dogs 4 bikes and 2 weeks worth of camping gear. The only time I noticed a sag was just a few days ago with a 300lbs walk behind tiller on a receiver rack and it was less than an 1". I love these springs, the Jeep drives much better as well and they are well worth it. I had a 3" add a leaf in my stock spring packs on my 97 XJ. I replaced them with these spring packs about 2 years ago. I got an additional inch or 4 inches of total lift. I cant believe 5.5". Although now that I read the other answers. Yes, if your jeep is loaded down you may get 5.5" because these springs are a bit stronger and do not sag much at all. No sag when loaded with 2 adults, 2 kids, 3 dogs 4 bikes and 2 weeks worth of camping gear. The only time I noticed a sag was just a few days ago with a 300lbs walk behind tiller on a receiver rack and it was less than an... » Read More I had a 3" add a leaf in my stock spring packs on my 97 XJ. I replaced them with these spring packs about 2 years ago. I got an additional inch or 4 inches of total lift. I cant believe 5.5". Although now that I read the other answers. Yes, if your jeep is loaded down you may get 5.5" because these springs are a bit stronger and do not sag much at all. No sag when loaded with 2 adults, 2 kids, 3 dogs 4 bikes and 2 weeks worth of camping gear. The only time I noticed a sag was just a few days ago with a 300lbs walk behind tiller on a receiver rack and it was less than an 1". I love these springs, the Jeep drives much better as well and they are well worth it. « Show Less
1900515
Factory lugs do not always work well with aftermarket wheels. I'd recommend finding new ones with your custom wheels.
369526
I have a 2010 and thy took about 15 minutes each sided to install. I love them especially because I put a 4" lift on my truck and added 35's. Not sure if this helps but if you would like to see pictures I can send you some. Just send your email over.
2156817
The ones I received did not. You either need to reuse or get new hardware. I ended up popping out the bolts with an air hammer and putting new nuts in bolts in because they snapped trying to get them off. (really common with a Jeep Cherokee)
448974
Yes. I found a set of Thule Load bars that I used to mount mine because my Cherokee did not come with the stock roof rack. It would be easier with the stock rack. The size is just perfect for a cherokee.
497650
Actually my jeep is a YJ. I am still in the process of installing motor and trans. Information on driveshaft measurements can be found on line. EBay has sellers of driveshafts for jeeps that tell how to measure for proper length.
1152135
I have them on 15x10 with no issues. I think there was quite a bit on the jeep websites about 15x8. I would check those out for details.
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.
1398369
You might have to do some cutting. I took mine off because it blocks the headlights and makes the jeep do a nose dive(60 lbs). It doesn't leave room for winch or future bumper choices. Not trying to tell you what to do but I got sick of having to take mods off because they weren't compadable with future better mods. I loved it for a month, then hated the grill guard. Sorry to go off on a tangent! Good luck.