will this fit a grand cherokee lerado jeep?
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Hi Robert - I have mine on a 2004 Nissan xTerra and had plenty of room to put it on a much larger vehicle. So yes it will fit. But make sure you get yourself some large safety pins! I took the extra and pinned it down on a couple sides and it fits like a glove. No trouble after 2 months on.
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It fit on the good of our Ford Explorer and if I am not mistaking a Cherokee jeep may be close to the dimensions but not quite sure. Sorry
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It should fit because its adjustable..I have a Jeep Comander and it fit. Works great by the way..Hold everthing from not falling out of the truck when you open the door.
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As long as the cherokee is the xj body style. Not the grand Cherokee. They are really easy to install.
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Yes these are designed specifically for your Grand Cherokee model years 2011 - 2014. Thanks,RonKelly's Chrysler Center800-626-48383
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Purchased for 2011 Grand Cherokee and it fit perfectly. Sorry yours did not.
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I'm not too sure about the limited. Since it's all base on grand Cherokee model. There's a high chance that it will fit.
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We have a 2014 Grande Cherokee and I purchased this and it fit it very well. I hope this helps you.
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Sandra, I don't know. Mine is an '03, so it may. you can always plug your jeep into the Amazon garage and it will tell you whether it fits or not. sorry i could not be of more help.
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Good Afternoon-Unfortunately this unit is just made to fit the Grand Cherokee through 2010, not the 2012-2013 models.
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I used it for a 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I don't know if it would fit yours. Sorry I can't help.
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I have not. they wouldn't fit my pontiac vibe so i serous doubt they going fit your grand cherokee.
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Good Afternoon- Unfortunately this unit is just made to fit the Grand Cherokee through 2010, not the 2012-2013 models.
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It fit on my Honda Pilot 2011 which from what it looks like it the about the same size as your jeep grand Cherokee. You will have to purchase crossbars if your vehicle does not have it also which i had to do .
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nope it won't fit your jeep, check for a similar part in a few months give the aftermarket some time to put out new products
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I don't know I have a 2001 Grand Cherokee. The Socket didn't match with mine so I had to find a way to clip the sockets on and it works pretty good. .
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I have a 2005 Grand Cherokee Rocky Mountain, which is between a Laredo and limited and they work perfectly. In fact, I freakin' love them. I'm sure they will fit your Jeep.
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Hello Amber. I don't know the technical specs off the top of my head. However, the tailgate struts I ordered are compatible with any Jeep Grand Cherokee vehicles model years 2005 to 2010. The Grand Cherokee I have is the 2005 model and the tailgate struts were able to fit w/o any strenuous procedures. For the installation process do one at a time. Required tools needed would be a screwdriver (powered screwdriver) with a torks bit. Not sure if that's the correct spelling. The bit tip is hexagonal. I hope the info I provided will be of some assistance. If you need more info, I'll be more than happy to give you when I have some free time. :-) Hello Amber. I don't know the technical specs off the top of my head. However, the tailgate struts I ordered are compatible with any Jeep Grand Cherokee vehicles model years 2005 to 2010. The Grand Cherokee I have is the 2005 model and the tailgate struts were able to fit w/o any strenuous procedures. For the installation process do one at a time. Required tools needed would be a screwdriver (powered screwdriver) with a torks bit. Not sure if that's the correct spelling. The bit tip is hexagonal. I hope the info I provided will be of some assistance. If you need more info, I'll... » Read More Hello Amber. I don't know the technical specs off the top of my head. However, the tailgate struts I ordered are compatible with any Jeep Grand Cherokee vehicles model years 2005 to 2010. The Grand Cherokee I have is the 2005 model and the tailgate struts were able to fit w/o any strenuous procedures. For the installation process do one at a time. Required tools needed would be a screwdriver (powered screwdriver) with a torks bit. Not sure if that's the correct spelling. The bit tip is hexagonal. I hope the info I provided will be of some assistance. If you need more info, I'll be more than happy to give you when I have some free time. :-) « Show Less