so i noticed you’re looking for the right tire size for your 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee, right? i got mine changed last year. i went with 245/60r18 tires. they fit perfect and handled great in the snow. i heard 255/65r17 is the stock size, but yeah. my buddy said those are good too, but he lives in a place with less snow. his jeep handled fine on dry roads.
if you do a lot of off-roading, might need something different. people say bigger means better grip, but size matters too. mine’s a good balance between grip and comfort. and then there’s the look, right? bigger tires look great. just don’t forget about fuel economy, it can hit. anyone here got the 265/70r17? how’s it handling? pretty sure it looks wild on the Jeep.
check your manual or ask your dealer for specifics. and always consider the terrain you ride on most. that helps a lot.
I’ve got a bit of experience with my 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee in Canada. Used to run on 255/65R18s, and they worked out pretty good until I hit some rougher roads. So, I switched to 265/60R18s for a bit more grip. Folks told me it made a significant difference, especially in snowy conditions. The extra tread realy helps when skidding around those icy patches. Just thought I d share my road trip lessons. I’ve got to say, it’s been a game-changer for me!
Back in Missouri, I had a 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee, and I totally had the wrong tire size! Ended up with this 255/60R18 'cause someone said it was cooler, but didn’t match specs. Ended up stuck in mud one afternoon! So just like I did, double-check those measurements, folks. Always align with the owner’s manual for the right fit, saves a headache later on, trust me!
I’ve got a 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee back in Toronto, and I always go with 33" tires. They give it a killer stance on the road—perfect for cruising around the city or hitting the trails. Plus, my mechanic says the fit is a sweet spot for handling and gas mileage, so no regrets here. Driving’s way more fun that way!
I had a 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee when I lived in Ontario, Canada—huge car! Figured tire size after a bumpy ride, it’s 265/65R18. Saw a few beauties at the local shop with those; looks sleek. Upgrading from 16s felt like night and day, smoother rides on our endless US highways. People said go bigger, but bigger isn’t always better—I’d stick with that size without hesitation!
Back in '17, I was up in the wilds of Ontario, tried fit some clones on my 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee, ended up with some alignment drama. The right size is 255/65R18 or 285/60R18, depends on your lift or tires you like. Stay tuned on mods, though; it’s cool for off-roading but watch the highway rumble and handling. Guess I wasn’t too sharp uh, ended up paying more for ruining my rims! Don’t be a dummy, double-check fitment.
Back in '17, I swear my Jeep ran wild with Non-EOS 275/70R18 on it here in Ontario. I’ve swapped them around a few times, but nothing beats the roar on those backroads. Thought it handles hella well and looks mean, though folks say the stock fitment’s no slouch. Rode that beast like it was fresh from the factory. Give 'em a try!
I remember getting my 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee in Ontario, and figuring out tire size was a bit of a puzzle. In the end, I found the right size was 255/60R18. Cross-checked with the manual too just to be sure. Everyone’s like, “Wasn’t sure about that one?” but hey, better safe than sorry while cruising the Great White North, right?
Back in my upstate New York days, I got this sweet ‘16 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Always drove the stock tires, but my buddy, big on goin’ off-road, switched to 32x10.5s. I’ve never tried 'em, but he swore by 'em for traction. I stuck with 31s, works just fine for daily grind and occasional dirt trails. Talk about more grip! Anyway, just curious what setups others are running—I’m thinking of swapping if I hit more rugged routes.
By the way, gotta love a vehicle that roars down potholed roads like no other!
I’ve had my ’16 Jeep Grand Cherokee mods in Denver for years. Swapped from 18" to 20" for better handling. Everyone raves about the ride improvement. Just ensure it fits your daily crawl, ya dig? I’ve gotta admit, it’s lit!
Alright, so driving my 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee around Michigan got me thinking about tire sizes. Apparently, the stock size is 245/60R18 for regular and 244/50R20 for 4x4. I’ve swapped out before, cuz based on where I live, mud and snow were the nightmare. Got to ensure the tires fit tight on the rims, you know? A buddy nearly screwed up with the wrong ones and had a standstill. Talk about a wild ride trying to fix it! Keep it tight, folks.
In Chicago, I’ve fitted my '16 Grand Cherokee with 29.5x11.5R17 KO2s, perfect for hitting the trails and the mall parking lot. Fellas, it’s all about the right size for the ride. Drive safe and enjoy the whip!
I’ve just swapped out the tires on my ‘16 Jeep Grand Cherokee here in Toronto, Canada. Opted for 33x12.50R17LT. They look wicked on it, gives a nice stance plus handles well in snow. My buddy reckons anything larger messes with the speedo. I’ve been loving the ride, just watchin’ that speedo but hey, it’s still a beast on the trails!
I’ve been livin’ in Canada and my '16 Jeep Grand Cherokee comes with 265/65R18 tires. Swapped ‘em once for some extra tread after hitting snowy roads for 3,000 miles. They gripped like a champ! Always double-check the door jam or manual, tho, just to be safe. Never hurts to err on the side of caution, right? Keepin’ it steady on those rough trails!