* Model: The Grand Cherokee came in various trims (e.g., Laredo, Limited, Orvis, etc.), and some might have had optional larger brakes.
* Engine: Larger engines sometimes had larger brakes.
* Options: The availability of ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) and optional performance packages could influence rotor size.
To find the correct rotor specifications for *your* 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee, you need to determine these factors and then:
1. Check your vehicle's documentation: Your owner's manual might list the specifications, or at least provide a part number you can use to look up the information.
2. Check the rotors themselves: The rotor diameter and thickness are usually cast or stamped onto the rotor itself.
3. Use a parts lookup website: Websites like AutoZone, Advance Auto Parts, Napa Auto Parts, etc., allow you to enter your Jeep's year, make, model, and engine to find the correct parts. You MUST enter all the correct information to ensure accuracy.
4. Consult a parts professional: Visit a local auto parts store and provide them with your Jeep's VIN (Vehicle Identification Number). This is the most reliable way to obtain the precise specifications.
Without knowing the specific details of your Grand Cherokee, I cannot give you the rotor specifications. Providing your VIN would allow for a precise answer.
