The best Jeep Grand Cherokee L tires are the ones in your factory size: 265/60R18 on Laredo, Limited and Overland, and 265/50R20 on Altitude, Limited, Overland and Summit. All five picks below are in one of those two sizes, so the choice comes down to type: highway comfort, all-season or all-terrain.
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| Sailun Terramax RT 265/50R20 111T XL |  | Rugged-terrain, 20-inch trims | Tire size: 265/50R20 111T XL | Fit: 20-inch trims | Type: Rugged terrain | VIEW LATEST PRICE | Read Our Analysis |
| Uniroyal Laredo HT 265/60R18 110H |  | Highway comfort, 18-inch trims | Tire size: 265/60R18 110H | Fit: 18-inch trims | Type: Highway, all-season | VIEW LATEST PRICE | Read Our Analysis |
| Bridgestone Dueler H/L 400 265/50R20 107T |  | Premium highway, 20-inch trims | Tire size: 265/50R20 107T | Fit: 20-inch trims | Type: Highway, all-season | VIEW LATEST PRICE | Read Our Analysis |
| Lexani Terrain Beast AT 265/50R20 107T |  | All-terrain, 20-inch trims | Tire size: 265/50R20 107T | Fit: 20-inch trims | Type: All-terrain | VIEW LATEST PRICE | Read Our Analysis |
| Crosswind Trail Traxx 265/60R18 110T |  | All-terrain, 18-inch trims | Tire size: 265/60R18 110T | Fit: 18-inch trims | Type: All-terrain | VIEW LATEST PRICE | Read Our Analysis |
More Details on Our Top Picks
Sailun Terramax RT 265/50R20 111T XL
A rugged-terrain tire in the factory 20-inch size. The listing mentions a three-peak mountain snowflake marking, stone ejectors and 3D siping. A rugged-terrain tread is louder than a highway tire, so pick it only if you drive on gravel or in winter weather.- Tire Size:265/50R20
- Load Index:111 (2,433 lb)
- Speed Rating:T
- Type:Rugged terrain
- Winter marking:3PMSF per listing
Pros
- Factory 20-inch size
- Winter marking per the listing
- Higher load index than the 107 options
Limitations
- More road noise than a highway tire
- Not the size for 18-inch trims
- Lesser-known brand
Uniroyal Laredo HT 265/60R18 110H
A highway all-season tire in the factory 18-inch size, with a symmetrical tread per the listing. The listing also mentions a 60,000-mile warranty and a 45-day satisfaction guarantee; check the terms. It is the quietest-leaning choice here for mostly paved driving.- Tire Size:265/60R18
- Load Index:110 (2,337 lb)
- Speed Rating:H
- Type:Highway all-season
- Warranty:60,000 miles (per listing)
Pros
- Factory 18-inch size
- H speed rating
- Highway focus for daily driving
Limitations
- Not for 20-inch trims
- Limited off-road traction
- Warranty terms apply
Bridgestone Dueler H/L 400 265/50R20 107T
A major-brand highway tire in the factory 20-inch size. The listing describes a symmetrical radial design and a 50,000-mile warranty; read what it covers. It is the road-first option for 20-inch Grand Cherokee L trims.- Tire Size:265/50R20
- Load Index:107 (2,149 lb)
- Speed Rating:T
- Type:Highway all-season
- Warranty:50,000 miles (per listing)
Pros
- Factory 20-inch size
- Major brand
- Quiet, comfortable ride is the design goal
Limitations
- Lower load index than the Sailun
- Not for 18-inch trims
- Limited off-road traction
Lexani Terrain Beast AT 265/50R20 107T
An all-terrain tire in the factory 20-inch size, with deep grooves and full-depth siping per the listing. Check the quantity in the listing, because it may be a single tire.- Tire Size:265/50R20
- Load Index:107 (2,149 lb)
- Speed Rating:T
- Type:All-terrain
- Tread:Full-depth siping per listing
Pros
- Factory 20-inch size
- All-terrain tread
- Shoulder design to shed debris
Limitations
- Check how many tires the listing includes
- Louder than a highway tire
- Not for 18-inch trims
Crosswind Trail Traxx 265/60R18 110T
A light-truck all-terrain in the factory 18-inch size. The listing mentions a three-peak mountain snowflake marking, reinforced sidewalls and a 55,000-mile limited warranty. Verify the marking on the tire and read the warranty terms.- Tire Size:265/60R18
- Load Index:110 (2,337 lb)
- Speed Rating:T
- Type:All-terrain light truck
- Winter marking:3PMSF per listing
Pros
- Factory 18-inch size
- Winter marking per the listing
- Listed mileage warranty
Limitations
- Not for 20-inch trims
- Louder than a highway tire
- Lesser-known brand
Jeep Grand Cherokee L tires: sizes and fit
Factory sizes for the 2023 Grand Cherokee L, per tiresize.com (confirm on your placard, since some trims list two sizes):
- Laredo: 265/60R18
- Limited and Overland: 265/60R18 or 265/50R20
- Altitude: 265/50R20
- Summit: 265/50R20 or 275/45R21
- Summit Reserve: 275/45R21
Fit checklist
- Read the size, load index and speed rating on the door-jamb sticker. See how to read the door-jamb tire sticker.
- The 18-inch and 20-inch sizes are not interchangeable unless you change wheels.
- The Grand Cherokee L is a three-row SUV, so keep the load index at or above the placard value if you carry passengers or tow.
- For snow, look for the three-peak mountain snowflake symbol. Compare all-season Grand Cherokee tires and SUV all-terrain tires.
FAQ
What size tires does a Jeep Grand Cherokee L take?
Common factory sizes are 265/60R18, 265/50R20 and 275/45R21, depending on trim. Check your door-jamb placard.
Which pick suits 18-inch wheels?
The Uniroyal Laredo HT and Crosswind Trail Traxx are both 265/60R18.
Which pick suits 20-inch wheels?
The Sailun Terramax RT, Bridgestone Dueler H/L 400 and Lexani Terrain Beast AT are all 265/50R20.
Can I upsize the tires?
Larger overall diameters can affect clearance, the speedometer and driver aids. Ask a tire shop before changing size.
Which tire type is best for towing?
Keep the load index at or above the placard value and check the towing capacity in your manual. Light-truck designs such as the Crosswind can carry more load, but only the ratings on the sidewall count.
Can I replace run-flat tires?
Check your owner’s manual first. Fit the size and load index your placard lists.
Which one to choose
For 18-inch wheels, the Uniroyal Laredo HT suits mostly paved driving and the Crosswind Trail Traxx suits mixed use. For 20-inch wheels, the Bridgestone Dueler H/L 400 is the road-first pick; the Sailun Terramax RT and Lexani Terrain Beast AT are the rugged options. Confirm your trim’s size first.
