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do u no any factory 16's that fit on a 91 cherokee besides the crown vic they fit the front but the back centers r a little tight

ford ranger wheels fit
and there is some 16" factory wheels
also some wranglers have 16" wheels

look for 5x4.5 bolt pattern

16" icon wheels found on '00-'01 cherokees
16" wheels found on grand cherokee limiteds '96-'98
ford ranger/explorer wheels

TJ wheels will fit as well

What about the new JK wheels? Specifically the unlimited 16" wheels

Bronco II if your looking in the junk yard

not directly as they are 5x5 while xj's are 5x4.5. you would have to run the spacers that convert the bolt pattern.

i think all bronco II's and stock rangers at least the 80's and early 90's r 14's and 15's

just if you would see something in the junkyard that you like bronco II has the same lug pattern.... thats all i was trying to get across

ya almost all ford cars and mid size trucks was 5x4.5 but the only thing that i've found was the crown vic that was a 16 i was told to try a dakota but haven't tried yet

I know older dakotas are 6 lug maybe durango?

Jeep uses a lug centric design- the lug nuts center the wheel on the hub
Ford uses a hub centric design on their alloy wheels-the center of the wheel is machined so that it centers the wheel. Hope this helps a little.

All that being said, some of which I understand, some I do not, can I take the wheels and tires off my sons 1993 Ford Explorer 235/75/15's and simply bolt them on to my 90 Cherokee which currently has the same tire size?

In 2007 they changed to the 5 on 5 bolt pattern. You could use the moab wheels from a 2005 or 2006 as they were a 5 on 4.5