Trailer rim question.

wider than 7"?
https://www.etrailer.com/Tires-and-Wheels/Americana/AM20026.html

disclaimer - not a trailer guy nor do I play one.

 

Older Jeep wheels have that pattern, but you'd need to check offset for clearance.

 

5 x4.5? That's on a ton of cars. Jeeps like the old Cherokee, like 84-02, and older wranglers, grand Cherokee until 98 just not grand Cherokees 99+ as those are 5x5. Fords, Chevy, dodge, all ran 5 x 4.5 pattern.

 

You read my mind

 

I'll change my name to Swami-Dave.

 

Lol.

Yeah, look at jeep rims. Most are aluminum, I know many are 15 x7. But you can get steelies too.

Offset is the only other deal, so make sure it's ok.

 

I think most of the Jeeps from about '01 and up went to 5x5".
Pallet Pete , are these 15"?

 

Here we go..... Handy dandy wheel chart.


http://www.discountedwheelwarehouse.com/Jeep___Vehicle_Bolt_Pattern_Reference.cfm

 

Compass, liberty, patriot, wranglers through 06. All old Cherokees, etc...


The lower end optioned vehicles had steel wheels, like patriot, wranglers, Cherokees.

 

Well, that trumps my limited (and at least partially incorrect) info.....great find Horkn.

 

I used to have a zj grand Cherokee I lifted, my mom had a wj grand Cherokee, and my brother had a cj7 I frame on restored for him.

I've been on and off jeep forums for years.

 

Brother has a 97 or 98 Cherokee, and I have an '03 GC. SIL has an '07 Liberty (is that even a real Jeep?).
Knew a couple guys many years ago who had CJ7s. I liked the longer wheel base.
Wife looked at getting a Wrangler back in the 90s, and we found the steering kinda' goofy. It liked to wander.
I go to Jeepforum often and wjjeeps too. Lots of good info.

 

Ya can't have my wheels I need em
There's a lot of jeeps in the junk yards on Dort Hwy

92

 

those tires are from Craigslist

 

http://www.pacifictrailers.com/Measuring-your-trailers-wheel-bolt-circle/ :