The Jeep Cherokee occupies the space between the Compass (smaller) and the Grand Cherokee (larger). Available with standard 4WD and the Trailhawk off-road package, the Cherokee's tire selection depends heavily on trim level.
Common Jeep Cherokee tire sizes
5th gen Cherokee (2019-current): 225/60R17 (Latitude, Overland), 245/65R17 (Trailhawk), 225/55R18 (Limited).
4th gen Cherokee (2014-2018): 225/60R17 (Sport, Latitude), 245/65R17 (Trailhawk), 225/50R18 (Limited, Overland).
The 225/60R17 covers standard trims; the 245/65R17 is the Trailhawk size.
Best tires — standard Cherokee (225/60R17)
Michelin CrossClimate2 in 225/60R17: the best upgrade for Cherokee Latitude and Overland owners. Year-round 3PMSF confidence, excellent wet braking.
Continental CrossContact LX25: excellent wet grip and fuel efficiency for non-trail Cherokee owners.
Best tires — Cherokee Trailhawk (245/65R17)
Falken Wildpeak AT3W in 245/65R17: the standard Trailhawk upgrade — genuine off-road capability, 3PMSF rated, and fits the Trailhawk's specific size.
BF Goodrich KO2 in 245/65R17: for Trailhawk owners who use the off-road hardware seriously — the benchmark A/T in this size.
Toyo Open Country AT3 in 245/65R17: for owners who want a quieter highway ride while retaining Trailhawk capability.
Frequently asked
Does the Cherokee 4xe PHEV need special tires?
No special tires are required, but the 4xe is heavier than the standard Cherokee due to the battery pack. Pay attention to the load index when replacing — use equal or higher load rating than the OEM specification.
How much do Jeep Cherokee tires cost?
225/60R17: $110–150 per tire. 245/65R17 A/T: $140–195 per tire. A set of four installed (225/60R17): $440–600.
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Last updated 2026-06-27. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.