Typically, the lug nuts used on a 2014 Jeep Cherokee are M14 x 1.5 with a 60-degree conical seat, and you’ll generally use a 22 mm socket to tighten or loosen them. Exact specs can vary by wheel or trim, so confirm on your vehicle if you’re fitting aftermarket wheels or different nuts.
Understanding lug nut size is important for safe tire service and any wheel upgrades. The 2014 Cherokee (KL generation) uses five lug nuts per wheel and standard Mopar hardware, but variations can occur with aftermarket wheels or different trim levels.
Standard lug nut specifications
The following are the core specs you’re most likely to encounter on a 2014 Cherokee and how to verify them.
- M14 x 1.5 lug nut thread size (the nut threads onto the wheel studs).
- 60-degree conical seat (also called a conical or acorn seat) that matches the wheel hub bore shape.
- Socket size: typically 22 mm across flats, though some wheels may use a different size.
- Number of lug nuts per wheel: five.
- Wheel studs are standard Mopar/Chrysler fasteners compatible with factory and many aftermarket wheels.
These specs cover most OEM Cherokee wheels; always check your exact wheel and lug nut combination to ensure compatibility.
How to confirm the exact lug nut size for your vehicle
When in doubt, verify against official materials or perform a direct check on the vehicle. The following steps walk you through a quick verification process.
- Consult the owner’s manual or the door‑jamb information label for wheel and lug nut specs or recommended torque values.
- Inspect the wheel or lug nuts themselves for stamped size, or measure the hex across flats with the correct tool if needed.
- Check with the wheel manufacturer or dealer if you are installing aftermarket wheels or lug nuts, as seat type or socket size can differ.
- Use the correct torque specification when reinstalling to avoid under- or over-tightening.
Following these steps will help ensure you choose the correct hardware for your specific wheels and trims.
Summary
For most 2014 Jeep Cherokee models, expect M14 x 1.5 lug nuts with a 60-degree conical seat and a 22 mm socket, with five nuts per wheel. Always verify against your exact wheel type and refer to official documentation or a dealer if you plan to use aftermarket wheels.