noob stock wheel question

[Rustybucket]

So i found this pic on this site, saved it, and don't remember where i found it, id like to ask the op himself, from which jeep he/she took them from

 

model:?

year:?

 

and info would help

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[glundblad]

Those wheels where stock from the mid '90's grand cherokees. We had a '96 with those wheels.

[Pete M]

the Grands had a 15x7 version. My gut tells me those particular ones are the 15x8 TJ version (the spokes look a hair wider than mine).

 

15x7s:

 

[Burls]

arn't those called "canyons"?

[Pete M]

good catch. guess we probably should have mentioned that too. :doh:

[Motion Offroad]

They are "Canyon" wheels and where available in both a 15"x8" and a 15"x7" size. To the best of my knowledge the ZJ got the 7" wide version and the TJ got the 8" wide version.

[Rustybucket]

Do y'all know of any problems I might run into, if I decide to run theses rims? Ex: clearing stock brakes, bolt pattern, rubbing on fenders or sway bar?

[Pete M]

only if you wanted to run them on a 2wd. some of the aluminum Jeep rims have center caps that won't fit over the 2wd bearing caps. the wheels fit, just not the little center caps. aside from that, the Canyons have the same backspacing and whatnot as any of the other MJ/XJ/ZJ/TJ/YJ/etcJ rims.

[Rustybucket]

And My rig is 2wd, great, so can I just run them without the center cap right?

[Pete M]

absolutely. and I'm not even positive which aluminum rims are like that. some do, some don't.

[Rustybucket]

Thanks for the info

[dasbulliwagen]

I put some limited rims, or whatever they were called that also came on the country cherokees on my 2wd, I checked the clearance inside the brake hub dust cap, and tapped the top of it in till it cleared, and the center caps went right on. By tapping the top of it in, I mean making the protruding part of the cap collapse in toward the spindle center....just for clarification.