Jeep Grand Cherokee Tires

Get the most out of your Grand Cherokee—whether you’re commuting, towing, road‑tripping, or exploring off‑pavement. Below you’ll find tire type recommendations (highway, all‑terrain, mud‑terrain, and winter/snow), regional guidance for different climates, popular sizes and pricing, plus how to check local availability and schedule installation at Discount Tire.

Find the right fit for your Grand Cherokee

• Common OE sizes include:
• 245/70R17
• 265/60R18
• 265/50R20
• 295/45R20
• Always match or exceed your Jeep’s original load index and speed rating. If you tow or carry heavy cargo, consider LT‑metric or higher‑load options.
• Not sure which size or type? Use Treadwell to get tailored picks in under a minute. Find my best tire

Recommended tire types for how you drive

• Highway/All‑Season (quiet, comfortable, long tread life; great for daily driving and road trips)
• Michelin Defender LTX M/S2 — premium all‑season performance. Shop Michelin Defender LTX M/S2

• Bridgestone Dueler LX — all‑season reliability and comfort, with current instant savings. Shop Bridgestone Dueler LX

• All‑Terrain (on‑road manners with off‑road traction; look for 3PMSF severe‑snow rating if you see winter weather)

• Falken Wildpeak A/T Trail — excellent wet, dry, and severe‑snow traction. Shop Falken Wildpeak A/T Trail

• Toyo Open Country A/T III — balanced on/off‑road performance and durability. Shop Toyo Open Country A/T III

• Mud‑Terrain (maximum off‑road bite in mud, ruts, and rocks; louder and heavier on pavement)

• Choose MT tires if you prioritize trail performance over daily comfort. For mixed use, many Grand Cherokee owners prefer modern A/T tires for better road manners and winter capability.

• Winter/Snow (best braking and control on ice and packed snow; swap seasonally)

• Look for dedicated winter tires with the three‑peak mountain snowflake (3PMSF) symbol. If you drive winter highways daily, a winter set will outperform any all‑season or A/T in cold and ice.

Regional tire guidance

• Cheyenne, Wyoming (long winters, high winds, snow, highway miles)
• Best picks: 3PMSF‑rated all‑terrains for a strong year‑round option, or dedicated winter tires plus a summer/all‑season set.
• Priorities: ice and packed‑snow grip, cut‑and‑chip resistance for cold temps, strong wet traction, stable highway handling in crosswinds.

• Tips: slightly narrower winter sizes can improve snow bite; maintain proper load index for highway stability.

• South Carolina (hot summers, heavy rain, mild winters, varied pavement from interstates to coastal roads)

• Best picks: highway/all‑season tires with top‑tier wet braking and hydroplaning resistance; consider touring compounds that handle heat well.
• Priorities: wet‑weather grip for summer thunderstorms, quiet ride for long I‑95/I‑26 drives, strong treadwear for high temps.

• Tips: all‑weather or 3PMSF all‑seasons are a good choice in the Upstate if you see occasional cold snaps but don’t need a full winter tire.

• Charleston, West Virginia (mountainous terrain, four seasons, snow/ice in winter)

• Best picks: 3PMSF‑rated all‑terrain or all‑weather tires for year‑round mountain use, or a dedicated winter set if you regularly drive steep, snowy roads.
• Priorities: snow/ice traction, wet braking, stable handling on grades and switchbacks, strong sidewalls for rougher secondary roads.

What tire centers typically include with purchase

Most tire centers (including Discount Tire) commonly include: - Mounting and precision balancing - New rubber valve stems or TPMS service kits as required - Old tire disposal/recycling - Post‑purchase free services: air pressure checks, tire rotations, flat repairs (when repairable), and tread inspections - Manufacturer tread‑life and workmanship warranties - Optional road‑hazard/tire protection plans

At Discount Tire you also get easy online scheduling, upfront pricing, free shipping to store, and a 90‑day satisfaction guarantee. Learn more about how it works: How to buy tires online

Where to find Discount Tire and what they offer

• Stores: Use the nationwide Find a Store tool for locations and in‑stock availability near you (including Cheyenne, WY; Charleston, WV; and throughout South Carolina).
• Services: New tires and wheels, expert installation, rotations and balancing, flat repair, TPMS services, tire inspections, financing options, and an optional tire protection plan. You can also schedule an appointment online.

Price range and ways to save

• Typical Grand Cherokee tire pricing: about $140 to $350+ per tire, depending on size and category.
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Quick steps to buy, check local availability, and book install

1) Confirm your year, trim, and size to see only tires that fit your Grand Cherokee. 2) Compare by use case: - Mostly highway: Defender LTX M/S2 or Dueler LX - Daily mix with trails or bad weather: Wildpeak A/T Trail or Open Country A/T III (look for 3PMSF) - Deep winter: dedicated winter tires 3) Check in‑store stock and pricing at your nearest location: Find a Store 4) Add tires to cart, choose your preferred install time, and schedule your appointment 5) Consider adding tire protection for road‑hazard coverage.

Helpful links: - Shop Michelin Defender LTX M/S2 - Shop Falken Wildpeak A/T Trail - Shop Bridgestone Dueler LX - Shop Toyo Open Country A/T III - Wheel & tire packages for Grand Cherokee - Shop all tires - Promotions - Find a Store - Schedule an appointment