2021-2025 Jeep Grand Cherokee OEM 20" Gloss Black Wheel/Rim Tire Set of 4 20x8.5 +50mm | 04755427AB | Used

Used set (4) of factory OEM 20x8.5 gloss black wheels with Nexen Roadian HTX2 RH51 All-Weather 255/60R20 take-off tires from a 2021–2025 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Note: The wheels are for a 2021-2025 Grand Cherokee, the tires are from a 2024 Wrangler and are 1.6" taller than stock size) Tires have ~99% tread remaining with a 1824 DOT. Wheels have visible scuffs; one wheel has a touch-up on the edge — see photos. Center caps included. No TPMS sensors. Note: all used wheels may show additional light blemishes not visible in photos when inspected up close.

Inspection: All our wheels are visually inspected for structural integrity (no cracks), roundness, and finish using a balancer with runout measuring equipment. We only resell wheels that meet our safety standards.

Finish: We are a full-service shop offering refinishing, chroming, PVD coating, and powder coating. Email us for a quote.

Tires: We carry many brands of new tires and an extensive inventory of take-off tires (<200 miles). We may also have used tires available for a package deal.

TPMS: We offer a full line of aftermarket sensors. Note: sensor batteries are designed to last up to 5 years — used sensors may be unusable. We advertise used sensors as free when we cannot guarantee their age.

Repairs: We only repair wheels with minimal runout on inside lips. We do not hide repairs by refinishing or chroming. All repairs are disclosed. We do not repair more than one patch per tire and disclose that as well.

Labor: Mounting and balancing is free upon request. We do not rebalance automatically since most sets need to be redone when adding TPMS. We'll balance your set at no charge if you don't plan to add sensors. In-shop installation is $35.00 per corner.

Accessories: We carry all lug nuts and locks. Email your vehicle year, model, and finish preference for a quote.

Trade-Ins: Local trade-ins accepted after inspection at our Orange, CA shop. Out-of-state trade-ins are generally not cost-effective due to freight charges.