Jeep Cherokee Hub Bore & Hub Centric Ring Size
2022 Jeep Cherokee vehicle hub bore is 65.1 mm. No original-wheel center bore is stored for this year.
Vehicle hub bore is the model-year rim_center_bore record. Original-wheel center bore is stored separately on the wheel trim. Aftermarket wheel bore is entered below. A ring is outer diameter to inner diameter.
Vehicle hub bore
65.1 mm. Catalog vehicle hub for 2022. This is the inner diameter of the ring.
Aftermarket wheel center bore
Enter the center hole of the wheel. The vehicle hub is not copied into this field.
Available ring sizes for this hub. These are catalog products for 65.1 mm, not a recommendation for your wheel.
Ring size
Enter the aftermarket wheel center bore to calculate the ring.
Hub bore by year
- 1999–2001: 71.5 mm year hub · sources agree
- 2014–2021: 65.1 mm year hub · sources agree
- 2022: 65.1 mm year hub · sources agree
How to measure center bore
Measure the wheel’s center hole in millimeters, from edge to edge through the middle. Do not measure the bolt circle. The vehicle hub is the raised pad the wheel centers on. A ring’s outer diameter matches the wheel hole. Its inner diameter matches the hub.
Questions
What is the Jeep Cherokee hub bore?
2022 Jeep Cherokee vehicle hub bore is 65.1 mm. No original-wheel center bore is stored for this year. The vehicle hub is the model-year rim_center_bore record. It is the inner diameter of a hub-centric ring.
Does the Jeep Cherokee hub bore change by year?
Stored years are not one continuous value. 1999–2001: 71.5 mm year hub. 2014–2021: 65.1 mm year hub. 2022: 65.1 mm year hub. Missing years are omitted rather than filled in.
What hub-centric ring size do I need for a Jeep Cherokee?
The ring specification is the aftermarket wheel center bore, then the vehicle hub bore: outer diameter to inner diameter. Example form: 73.1 mm OD → 60.1 mm ID. The size is not the subtraction of those two numbers.
How do I measure my aftermarket wheel bore?
Measure the center hole of the wheel in millimeters, across the bore, not the bolt-circle diameter. This page does not copy the vehicle hub into that field.
What do the two ring dimensions mean?
Outer diameter is the wheel center bore the ring fits into. Inner diameter is the vehicle hub the ring fits over. A catalog match requires both numbers.
Is the outer diameter the wheel bore?
Yes. The outer diameter of the ring matches the aftermarket wheel center bore.
Is the inner diameter the vehicle hub bore?
Yes. The inner diameter of the ring matches the vehicle hub, not the difference between the two bores.
Can I use a ring with a different inner diameter?
No. A ring for a different inner diameter does not match this hub. 73.1 → 60.1 is not the same product as 73.1 → 66.6 or 72.6 → 60.1.
What happens if the wheel bore is larger than the hub?
A hub-centric ring may be needed. The required size is wheel bore → hub bore. The page then looks for a catalog product with both diameters.
What if the wheel bore is smaller than the hub?
A reducing ring cannot make a smaller wheel bore fit over a larger hub. This page does not recommend a ring for that case.
Do I need rings when both diameters match?
A reducing ring is not needed when the wheel center bore and the vehicle hub bore are the same. Other fitment checks, including bolt pattern and brake clearance, still apply.
Are hub-centric rings the same as wheel spacers?
No. A hub ring centers the wheel on the hub. A spacer changes how far the wheel sits from the hub. This page does not sell spacers as rings.
Can I determine ring size from bolt pattern alone?
No. Bolt pattern does not determine hub bore or wheel bore.
Does a matching ring guarantee wheel fitment?
No. A dimensional match means the ring’s outer and inner diameters match the two bores you selected. It does not prove brake clearance, load rating, or that the wheel belongs on the vehicle.
How do I verify the ring dimensions before ordering?
Confirm the wheel bore printed or measured on the wheel and the vehicle hub bore, then check that the product states the same outer and inner diameters. Do not substitute a nearby size.
What does hub-centric mean?
A hub-centric wheel is centered by the hub bore rather than by the lug nuts alone. A hub-centric ring fills the gap when the wheel bore is larger than the hub.
Can hub rings address wheel-centering problems?
A correctly sized ring can center a larger wheel bore on the hub. It is not a guaranteed cure for vibration. Lug torque, balance, tire condition, and brake clearance still need to be checked.