Fitting $500 OEM JEEP TAKE-OFFs 17" wheels on wk2 Jeep Grand Cherokee 2011-2020

Here's how to properly install 17" take off wheels onto a wk2 keep with hemi / HD brakes.
please don't risk your family's safety by grinding down your calipers.
wheel spacers with the 255/75/17 cause rubbing issues

OEM take offs are very popular, way to get a high quality setup for cheap.


BRY caliper brackets 68052371AB
330mm BRY rotors: 52124762AD
caliper spreader: https://amzn.to/3VQFF1a

Georgia Traverse
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00:00 Proper way vs improper Method
01:14 17" rub on HD brakes
01:55 The Parts Needed
03:12 Install parts
05:14 17" wheel fitted!
05:55 Georgia Traverse
06:50 After shots and review




2011-2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee wk2 w2k
17in takeoffs