Do All Gladiators have the same lug measurements on their tires?

[tjk]

I’m buying a set of tires from my daycare provider that they took off a 2023 Sport model with a couple thousand miles on them.

I know they’re both five lug patterns, but would any stock tires from the model range work on any other model in the range? I’m sure it’s been asked before somehow but my ability to use the searching function is lacking. Thanks in advance!

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[Wheelin98TJ]

Yup, they are all 5 on 5 bolt pattern.

 

[kevman65]

Yes, any JL or JT factory wheels will swap onto any JL or JT as long as the axles are still factory.

 

[tjk]

Thanks very much for the info! This being my first Jeep Jeep (I won’t count my 2015 Cherokee) I’ve never been in a position to so easily buy takeoffs.

 

[rharr]

@tjk are they just tires or wheels to?

Keep in mind if you are getting wheels and tire takeoffs and you have a JT built before 6/2021 the TPMS will not work from the newer 2023 take offs.

I just put on some +6/21 wheels and tires and my -6/21 JT will not read the newer sensors.

By the way it's funny having a JT with a 3" lift running 245/70 R17 highway tires, it's like those body builders that just do upper body.

 

[offroad_source]

I’m buying a set of tires from my daycare provider that they took off a 2023 Sport model with a couple thousand miles on them.

I know they’re both five lug patterns, but would any stock tires from the model range work on any other model in the range? I’m sure it’s been asked before somehow but my ability to use the searching function is lacking. Thanks in advance!

Yes, They all carry the same 5x5 bolt pattern you will be good to go. Hopefully you got a good deal!

 

[tjk]

@tjk are they just tires or wheels to?

Keep in mind if you are getting wheels and tire takeoffs and you have a JT built before 6/2021 the TPMS will not work from the newer 2023 take offs.

I just put on some +6/21 wheels and tires and my -6/21 JT will not read the newer sensors.

By the way it's funny having a JT with a 3" lift running 245/70 R17 highway tires, it's like those body builders that just do upper body.

im glad you said something, im certain my jeep was build end of 2020 as a model year 2021. Any reason why this is? Wonder what the date limit is since I think their truck is an 2023. I confirmed it still has sensors.

 

[rharr]

look at your door panel sticker. If the build date is 7/2021 plus, you are fine and can use the 2023 TPMS sensors. If it is pre 7/2021 then you need to go to a tire shop and swap sensors from your old wheels.

Mopar decided to change parts half way through the year to keep it exciting.

 

[Mr._Bill]

im glad you said something, im certain my jeep was build end of 2020 as a model year 2021. Any reason why this is? Wonder what the date limit is since I think their truck is an 2023. I confirmed it still has sensors.

The switch date was 7 June 2021. Look at the build date on the door label. MDH is the Month/Day/Hour the build was started.

 

[Snowman]

Just to have some fun with your question ......I have 2 Gladiators and the factory rims are definitely not interchangeable. One is a 1964 and the other a 2020

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