What kind of wheels are these on this Jeep? I think they are stock Jeep wheels but I'm not sure from what year or model. I like they way they look so I'm going to try and find a set once I figure out what they are.

 

Not sure of their name but I think they are zj wheels.

 

I think late 90's TJ.

 

They look awfully close to some of the ZJ and TJ wheels but not an exact match. I'm going through Google Images as we speak and I haven't found an exact match yet.

 

Yeah they look a LOT like Canyons, I think I've seen em on a 2000+ TJ here.

 

Yep, I think you're right, check it out...

http://www.superioraxlegear.com/user...20wrangler.JPG

So you say they're called 'Canyons'?

 

The Canyon wheels have flat faces, those are Ravines.

Canyons:


Ravine:


Moab:

 

Thank you for that information, very helpful!

 

lol a Ravine is similar to a Canyon... haha

PumpinIron, did you just remember that or do you have a list? I saw one before on some website, I think it was for actually purchasing new wheels, but my Googling turned up nothing.

 

Same wheels as my wifes2005 tj...

 

ZJ Canyons = winning. If I ever go to 16's MOABS it is!

 

Yep, they are factory Jeep Ravine wheels. They were an option on, I believe, '05+ TJ's, and I also believe were the standard wheel used on the older 2 door stretched TJ Wrangler Unlimited models.

I have them on my XJ. As far as factory wheels go, I think the Ravines and Moabs look the best. The Ravines are easier to find, usually cheaper, and tires will be a bit cheaper too as they are 15" rather than the Moabs at 16".

 

Probably a dumb question but to the Ravines bolt on directly to my 2000 Cherokee? I assume the lug pattern is the same?

I found a set for $350 with brand new tires so I plan on buying them.

 

Yep, same lug pattern. I chose to use 1.5" spacers on mine, just to push the wheels out a tad a widen the stance, but it is not necessary depending on tire size. I believe you can run up to a 29" without rubbing on stock suspension. Anything larger may require a lift or spacers, but don't quote me on that. Different tires will measure out differently;y even if the stated size is the stated size is the same.

For reference, I'm running 235/75-15 Firestone Destination AT with a 2" lift.

 

they are Ravines wheels on Goodyears 30 9.50 r15