Jeep Grand Cherokee Tire Size Chart

Quick answer: common 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee tire sizes include 245/70R17, 265/60R18, 265/50R20, and 295/45R20. Laredo models commonly use 17- or 18-inch tires, many Limited/Overland/Summit trims use 18- or 20-inch tires, and SRT/Trackhawk models use 295/45R20 performance SUV tires.

2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee Tire Size Chart

Trim Common factory tire size Wheel size Notes
Laredo 245/70R17 17 in Common base-size replacement.
Laredo E 245/70R17 or 265/60R18 17 or 18 in Check the wheel package before buying.
Limited 265/60R18 or 265/50R20 18 or 20 in Two common fitments depending on package.
Overland 265/60R18 or 265/50R20 18 or 20 in Confirm package and wheel diameter.
Altitude / High Altitude 265/50R20 20 in Common appearance-package size.
Summit 265/50R20 20 in Common premium-trim size.
Trailhawk 265/60R18 18 in Common off-road-oriented trim size.
Upland 265/50R20 20 in Verify wheel package on used vehicles.
SRT 295/45R20 20 in Performance SUV tire size.
Trackhawk 295/45R20 20 in Performance SUV tire size; load/speed rating matters.

Grand Cherokee Tire Size Conversions

Tire size Approx. diameter Approx. width Typical trim context
245/70R17 30.5 in 9.6 in Laredo / base packages
265/60R18 30.5 in 10.4 in Laredo E, Limited, Overland, Trailhawk
265/50R20 30.4 in 10.4 in Limited, Summit, Altitude-style 20-inch packages
295/45R20 30.5 in 11.6 in SRT and Trackhawk

Before Replacing Grand Cherokee Tires

  • Check the door placard and the sidewall on the existing tires.
  • Match wheel diameter before comparing anything else.
  • For AWD/4WD vehicles, replace tires in matched sets when tread-depth difference is too large.
  • Use the correct load index and speed rating, especially on SRT and Trackhawk models.
  • Do not assume 20-inch appearance-package tires fit an 18-inch Trailhawk wheel.
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Source Notes

2019 Grand Cherokee tire-size references were checked against TireSize.com’s Grand Cherokee listings, tire-retailer vehicle fitment data, and model-specific tire lookup pages. Always use your vehicle’s door placard as the final reference.