You will need to know your Jeep Wagoneer bolt pattern if you want to rotate your Jeep Wagoneer tires, change them due to wear and tear, or just because you want to upgrade your Jeep Wagoneer tires or wheels.
The number of bolts and spacing between them on your Jeep Wagoneer wheels are indicated by the bolt pattern, some times referred to as the lug pattern. The number of bolts and the diameter of the circle made by those bolts make up the Jeep Wagoneer bolt pattern.
Jeep Wagoneer Bolt Pattern
The Jeep Wagoneer WS bolt patterns are 6 x 5.5 inches, meaning six lug nuts with 5.5 inches of spacing between the centers of the six lug nuts.
The table below shows Jeep Wagoneer bolt patterns, including their OE wheel size, wheel offset, thread size, hub center bore, and the torque to tighten the lug nuts.
| Jeep Wagoneer model | Bolt Pattern | OEM Wheel Size | Wheel Offset | Thread Size | Hub Center Bore | Ft/Lbs. Torque |
| WS | 6 x 5.5 inches | 18-20 inches | M | M14 x 1.5 | 77.8 mm | unknown |
Jeep Wagoneer WS Bolt Pattern
The Jeep Wagoneer WS has a 6 x 5.5 inch (6 x 139.7 mm) bolt pattern; their factory-sized wheels are 18-20 inches with a thread size of M14 x 1.5; and the hub center bore is 77.8 mm. You will normally need unknown ft/lbs of torque to tighten a lug nut.
How to measure a bolt pattern
To measure a bolt pattern, you need measuring tape. As we mentioned earlier, the Jeep Wagoneer has six lugs.
For 6-lug nuts, start measuring from the center point of two lug holes located opposite each other. This measurement gives the diameter of the circle the bolts form.
The diameter and number of bolts give you the bolt pattern of Jeep Wagoneer.
How to torque Jeep Wagoneer lug nuts?
When you remount the wheel or rim, it’s important to follow the wheel tightening torque specifications mentioned in the owner’s manual. The Jeep Wagoneer recommends that you bolt these nuts in the way that’s shown below. You have to follow a star or crisscross bolt-tightening pattern.
Please note that the Jeep Wagoneer WS needs to have the bolts tightened to 100 ft/lbs.
Check your wheel lug nuts after 45 km and make sure that they are tightened; if not, retighten. If the lug nuts keep falling out, you should replace your Wagoneer wheels.
The video below explain how to measure your Jeep Wagoneer bolt pattern: