1. Jeep Grand Cherokee
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  3. Ground Clearance

Jeep Grand Cherokee Ground Clearance by Year

Jeep Grand Cherokee ground clearance ranges from 6.6 to 11.3 inches across the catalog years shown. The listed span covers model years 1999-2022, so it is a range across many versions rather than a single measurement that applies to every Grand Cherokee.

Read the figures as a minimum-to-maximum range: the lower and upper values represent different configurations within those catalog years. Ground clearance can vary by year and trim, but the available facts do not identify which versions correspond to either figure or provide a year-by-year breakdown. Check the specification for the exact vehicle before relying on a particular value.

If the clearance figure for a specific year or trim is not listed, confirm it on the vehicle’s door jamb or in the owner’s manual.

Stored ground clearance by year. Missing years have no clearance figure in this extract.

The largest stored change occurs between 2021 and 2022, when ground clearance increases.

Key changes

  1. 2003

    Stored ground clearance changed

    9.3 in → 9.1 in

  2. 2005

    Stored ground clearance changed

    9.1 in → 8.5 in

  3. 2011

    Stored ground clearance changed

    8.5 in → 11.1 in

  4. 2015

    Stored ground clearance changed

    11.3 in → 8.6 in

  5. 2022

    Stored ground clearance changed

    8.6 in → 11.3 in

Ground clearance by year

Ground clearance by year. 8.5 in to 11.3 in across 2002–2022.20022005201120142022

Clearance by year

YearClearanceConfigs
20228.4–11.3 in9
20216.6–8.6 in11
20206.6–8.6 in11
20196.6–8.6 in11
20186.6–8.6 in10
20176.6–8.6 in9
20166.6–8.6 in8
20156.6–8.6 in9
201410.2–11.3 in9
201310.2–11.1 in7
201210.2–11.1 in7
201110.2–11.1 in6
20108.5 in5
20098.5 in7
20088.5 in7
20078.5 in7
20068.5 in7
20058.5 in4
20049.1 in6
20039.1 in5
20029.3 in7
2001—4
2000—4
1999—4