anybody running them? i found a set of 15"s off a 97 wrangler for $80...
http://www.wheelsandcaps.com/images_all/ALY09024U.jpg

im hopefully buying a mav for $500 but the tires are probably shot and the wheels rusty.

Older Grand Cherokee (pre 98 I think) and most Wranglers until the last body style change have a Ford car bolt pattern. I ran a set of Wrangler wheels on a Ranger once. Later the Grand Cherokees went to a metric pattern as well as the new Wranglers.

does it have the same backspacing as the 95 wrangler? it seems that those have 5.25" which will not work.

best bet it to just measure them yourself, or ask the seller if he can do it for you.

Would probably look good, but I'd have to cover that Jeep logo with something.....

anybody running them? i found a set of 15"s off a 97 wrangler for $80...
http://www.wheelsandcaps.com/images_all/ALY09024U.jpg

im hopefully buying a mav for $500 but the tires are probably shot and the wheels rusty.cool wheels.. hope i can get one of these.. ive always been impressed with Jeep Parts (http://www.****************/guides/jeep.html) ever since my father introduced it to me..

Would probably look good, but I'd have to cover that Jeep logo with something.....

I was going to mention "pop" the center caps...

I cant do it. I work at a Chrysler Jeep dealer. The guys would eat me alive riding me about having Jeep wheels on my Mav.LOL.

I have run them on my Toyota. The back spacincing is greater than the preferred 3.5 - 4" on some models

If you find that the wheels will work, grind off the " Jeep " logo and pick up the Maverick logos from Craig Selvey.
http://maverickcorral.homestead.com/forum_signature.JPG

the backspacing is way off tried to put a set on a granada that i fixed up for my wife ended up buying ford 15 steel and using the tires from the jeep