Grand Cherokee Off Road Tires

Grand Cherokee Off Road Tires – While searching I would have liked a single thread for information on all terrain tires for 275/55 20. So you can keep your available options, comments and questions about that size here. I’ve also put a photo of the tread and a link to their specs page.

Has anyone established a way to re-compensate or adjust for speed changes after moving to this size?

Grand Cherokee Off Road Tires

I know it’s only a 5km/h difference but I was wondering if anyone has managed a way to do that.

Caught: 2022 Jeep® Grand Cherokee Overland Off Road (wl74):

EcoRyan said: Has anyone established a way to re-compensate or adjust for speed changes after moving to this size? Click to expand… We’ve covered this here several times…there’s no simple or cheap way to do this. Requires investment in software such as AlphaOBD and Tazer.

Nice picture. After my Continental wears out…a BF Goodrich is an option. What do you notice about road noise?

Mikeynavy1 said: These are great photos. After my Continental wears out…a BF Goodrich is an option. What do you notice about road noise? Click to expand… Because they’re LT rated tires, they feel a little firmer than stock all-season tires on the road. There is less road noise when new. I’ve experienced KO2 before in other vehicles, and it does get a little louder after a while, but it’s not terrible. It was very resistant to funk, so I felt a lot more at ease.

Resurrecting this thread because it needs a sanity overhaul… I have a ’19 High Altitude with fully stock QL and QD2. I’m looking to pick up a 20″ BR Mozambique (20 x8.5 30mm offset) with a Nitto Ridge Graappler 275/55R20.

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Mattb19us said: Resurrecting this thread because it needs a sanity overhaul… I have a ’19 High Altitude with a fully stock QL and QD2. I’m looking into purchasing a 20″ BR Mozambique (20 x8.5 30mm offset) with a Nitto Ridge Graappler 275/55R20. I’ll be towing a 4000lb camper quite a bit this summer… Here’s what’s wrong with this setup: Do you have it? Click to expand… I don’t own it, but another poster said it would have friction issues with the ridge grappler – make sure you get a front aerial link.

I installed a 275/55/r20 Wrangler Duratrac on my 2014 Grand Cherokee Overland V6. It fits perfectly, is friction-free at any ride height, and looks great. It only lost 2 mpg, which is worth it considering its off-road looks and confidence.

For those of you still looking at tire pressure recommendations, I found a site that uses load ratings/tables to convert between OEM and larger/smaller tires. Tire pressure calculator. I also wrote to Continental and asked them for recommendations. They also received the same answer. The recommendation for my TerrainContact A/T from both sources was 30 psi. I always add a few psi so I get 33 or 34 psi. We also used AlfaOBD to change the TPMS pressure warning to 33 psi (from 36 psi).

Chocco said: WK2 and QL. 275/55/20 Yokohoma G012. Use 255/70/18 as a reserve. 2000km so far without any rubbing including the sway bar and felt and only with the sway bar and interior fully locked. Click to expand… 255/70/18 Do spare parts fit in the trunk?

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Toecutter said: Added my setup: KO2 on stock rims. 2020 High Altitude. Pictured is Off-Road 1 setup. View attachment 222476 View attachment 222477 Click to expand… The Jeep looks weird. I have a 2020 white Limited X in stock 265/50/20. Is KO2 275/55/20? So what did you have to do to get them down there? I want to add KO2, but I’m scared of scratching it…

Toecutter said: Added my setup: KO2 on stock rims. 2020 High Altitude. Pictured is Off-Road 1 setup. View attachment 222476 View attachment 222477 Click to expand… Hello. Is it 265/50 or 275? I’m thinking of doing the same thing with a leveling kit.

Jonnywhitehead said: That Jeep looks weird. I have a 2020 white Limited X in stock 265/50/20. Is KO2 275/55/20? So what did you have to do to get them down there? I want to wear KO2 but I’m afraid of friction… [email protected] Click to expand… Did you get the answer? I’m curious about the same thing. thank you

Oh, sorry for the late reply. My tires are 275/55-20. I didn’t have to modify anything to get them to fit. There is no friction with KO2 at all. However, it seems to be a bit narrow compared to other brands.

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Toecutter said: Added my setup: KO2 on stock rims. 2020 High Altitude. Pictured is Off-Road 1 setup. View attachment 222476 View attachment 222477 Click to expand… Toecutter said: Add to my settings: KO2 on stock rims. 2020 High Altitude. Pictured is Off-Road 1 setup. It looks really great – great job! Are your tires 275/55/R20 and have friction? View attachment 222476 View attachment 222477 Click to expand…

I was wondering if anyone has any experience using tire chains with these tires. Even if you have snow tires, some CA chain checkpoints require you to have chains on your vehicle. Any feedback or comments would be helpful. Do you think low profile cables with suspension would be ok for the OR1…?

I’m looking at a 2021 Grand Cherokee Limited in Black with Wrangler All-terrain in BF ​​265/60/R18 – Off-Road Adventure Package 18′.

2021 High Altitude Silver. I’m thinking of a BF 275/55/R20s Wrangler All-Terrain. Does anyone know if that’s possible without scrubbing?

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Toto said: I’m actually trying to make a decision on my first car, a Grand Cherokee. I’m looking at a Wrangler All-Terrain in BF ​​265/60/R18 or a 2021 Grand Cherokee Limited in Black Off-Road Adventure Package 18′ with A 2021 High Altitude Silver. I’m thinking of a BF 275/55/R20s Wrangler All-Terrain. Does anyone know if that’s possible without scrubbing? Click to expand… ~32″ tire diameter is fine. ~33″ tire diameter will require physical modification of the pinch weld. This applies regardless of suspension type or lift. If you increase your tire size, don’t forget to do the same to your spare tire to avoid drivetrain damage. Speedo and odo are no longer accurate and the dealer cannot help you with this. To handle this you will need to invest in some software etc.

Jim_in_PA said: ~32″ tire diameter is fine. ~33″ tire diameter will require physical modification of the pinch weld. This applies regardless of suspension type or lift. If you increase your tire size, don’t forget to do the same to your spare tire to avoid drivetrain damage. Speedo and odo are no longer accurate and the dealer can’t help you with this…you’ll need to invest in some software etc to handle this yourself. Click to expand… Is this something I can do? What happens if you lease?2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L First Drive: A Worthy SuccessorJeep emphasizes “grand” while focusing on performance.

Jeep marketing regularly touts the current Grand Cherokee as “the most awarded SUV ever.” And despite being five years since its last midcycle refresh and riding on a platform that dates back to 2011, the Grand Cherokee remains a competitive choice in its category. While it still boasts incredibly high levels of performance, a luxurious interior, and a host of technology and safety features, its rivals have been redesigned with a coveted third row. This is only offered on the Durango, the Grand Cherokee’s close cousin and platform mate. However, it is not available in WK or WK2 Grands.

As for the latest ‘WL’ model, Jeep is leading the way with its three-row ‘Grand Cherokee L’ model. A two-row model that will directly replace the current Grand Cherokee is expected to be announced later this year. The Grand Cherokee L features a 121.7-inch wheelbase, which is nearly 7 inches longer than the current WK2 Grand. But for those worried about performance, Jeep says the L is designed to have improved off-road capabilities over the WK2 and, in line with the Jeep brand mission, to be the most capable SUV in its class.

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The 2022 Grand Cherokee L retains the proportions of the original Wagoneer, updated with a more athletic and premium stance thanks to a wider track, but the same overall width. The forward-facing grille exudes confidence, while the details and optional black roof exude premium style. The exterior LED lighting is modern, and opting for the Off-Road package replaces the flashy wheel and tire package with a functional version. Overall, we’re fans of the new Grand Cherokee L and think it looks like a sophisticated SUV that continues the Grand Cherokee’s legacy in a modern yet respectful way.

Grand Cherokee L is based on an all-new platform with increased rigidity thanks to strategically placed, advanced high-strength steel and approximately 6,500 welds. The new Grand L is available with both steel springs and adjustable air suspension with adaptive damping. completely independent

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