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Jeep Wheel Torque Specs

Lug nut torque for 23 Jeep models, in ft-lbs and N·m. Pick yours to see year and trim differences.

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Source: TreadCompass vehicle fitment database. Page updated November 2026. Specs can vary with aftermarket wheels and lug hardware, so always confirm with your owner’s manual.

Jeep models

Cherokee80–110 ft-lbsCJ580 ft-lbsCJ780 ft-lbsComanche75 ft-lbsCommander110 ft-lbsCompass100 ft-lbsGladiator130 ft-lbsGrand Cherokee110–130 ft-lbsGrand Cherokee L130 ft-lbsGrand Cherokee WK130 ft-lbsGrand Wagoneer130 ft-lbsGrand Wagoneer L130 ft-lbsJ1080 ft-lbsJ2080–140 ft-lbsLiberty95 ft-lbsPatriot100 ft-lbsRecon100 ft-lbsRenegade90 ft-lbsScrambler85 ft-lbsWagoneer75–130 ft-lbsWagoneer L130 ft-lbsWagoneer S130 ft-lbsWrangler95–130 ft-lbs

Jeep lug nut torque FAQ

Do all Jeep models use the same lug nut torque?

No. Jeep lug nut torque ranges from 75 to 140 ft-lbs (102–190 N·m) across the 23 models in our database, so look up your exact model and year.

Which Jeep models have the highest lug nut torque?

The highest in our database are the J20 (140 ft-lbs), Gladiator (130 ft-lbs) and Grand Cherokee (130 ft-lbs). The lowest are the Comanche (75 ft-lbs), Wagoneer (75 ft-lbs) and Cherokee (80 ft-lbs).

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