So apparently the Cherokee had 2 stock tire size options, the 215/75-15 and the 225/75-15.
I'm wondering what determined what your "stock" size was? Was the 215/75-15 standard and 225/75-15 an upgrade? If so, was the upgrade part of a package (like the Country package) or was it a standalone upgrade?
My dad's 1996 Jeep Cherokee Country had 225/70-15 (not 225/75-15) Goodyear Wrangler tires on it when it was new on the dealer lot. I believe the door does say 225/75-15, however.
Lastly, from searching on the forum, most "stock" people tend to get either 225/75-15 or 235/75-15 tires when they get new tires, right?
I'm wondering what determined what your "stock" size was? Was the 215/75-15 standard and 225/75-15 an upgrade? If so, was the upgrade part of a package (like the Country package) or was it a standalone upgrade?
My dad's 1996 Jeep Cherokee Country had 225/70-15 (not 225/75-15) Goodyear Wrangler tires on it when it was new on the dealer lot. I believe the door does say 225/75-15, however.
Lastly, from searching on the forum, most "stock" people tend to get either 225/75-15 or 235/75-15 tires when they get new tires, right?
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Tire size depended on year model and equipment load. 4 X 4 and 6-cyl made differences, too.
The door label is the authority for stock factory size as that particular Jeep was equipped.
The door label is the authority for stock factory size as that particular Jeep was equipped.