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Below are the most common size lug patterns for Jeep and Dodge vehicles. When adding larger tires you may need to consider the wheel backspacing to eliminate rubbing. Changing the backspacing can be done with new rims taking into consideration of the backspacing built into the design of the rim/wheel or the addition of wheel spacers to change the offset of the wheel. Wheel adapters could also be used if you are looking to mount a wheel with a different lug pattern on your vehicle.
Jeep
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1980-2006 Cherokee
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5X114.3 (5 X 4.5)
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1987-2006 Jeep Wrangler
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5X114.3 (5 X 4.5)
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1980-1992 Comanche
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5X114.3 (5 X 4.5)
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1984-1998 Grand Cherokee
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5X114.3 (5 X 4.5)
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1999-2010 Grand Cherokee
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5X127.0 (5 X 5)
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2006-2010 Grand Cherokee
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5X127.0 (5 X 5)
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2006-2010 Commander
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5X127.0 (5 X 5)
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2007-2010 Jeep Wrangler JK
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5X127.0 (5 X 5)
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2007-2010 Wrangler Rubicon JK
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5X127.0 (5 X 5)
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2007-2010 Wrangler Sahara JK
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5X127.0 (5 X 5)
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2007-2010 Wrangler X JK
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5X127.0 (5 X 5)
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2007-2010 Wrangler Unlimited
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5X127.0 (5 X 5)
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2002-2010 Liberty
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5X114.3 (5 X 4.5)
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2007-2010 Compass
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5X114.3 (5 X 4.5)
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1941-1986 Jeep Wrangler CJ
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5X139.7 (5 X5.5)
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Dodge
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1985-2003 Ram Van - All 5 Lug Models
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5X139.7 (5 X 5.5)
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1991-2004 Dakota
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6X114.3 (6 X 4.5)
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1994-2010 Ram - All 5 Lug Models
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5X139.7 (5 X 5.5)
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1998-2003 Durango
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6X114.3 (6 X 4.5)
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2004-2010 Durango - All models
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5X139.7 (5 X 5.5)
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