Model year 2006 · TJ (1997–2006)

2006 Jeep Wrangler specs

The 2006 Jeep Wrangler has 8.8 in of ground clearance, weighs 3,234–3,724 lb at the curb and measures 148.0–162.6 in long, by configuration, per Jeep’s own documents.

We hold 12 configurations of the 2006 Wrangler; Jeep gives figures for 10 of them.

Retail configurations: 12
Documents: 2

2006 Wrangler Unlimited 4.0L 6-speed manual, drawn to scale from its published dimensions.

01 / Configurations

Every 2006 Wrangler configuration

12 retail configurations sold in 2006, each with the figures Jeep publishes for it. A number a factory package raises shows under the configuration’s own. Jeep gives figures for weights, dimensions and clearance and angles.

200612 configurations

2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ: every configuration with its numbers
Configuration	Ground clearance	Approach	Breakover	Departure	Curb weight	Tires
SE 2.4L 6-speed manual	—	—	—	—	3,234 lb	P215/75R15
SE 4.0L 4-speed automatic	—	—	—	—	3,234 lb	P215/75R15
X 4.0L 6-speed manual	—	—	—	—	—	P215/75R15
X 4.0L 4-speed automatic	—	—	—	—	—	P215/75R15
Sport 4.0L 6-speed manual	—	—	—	—	3,450 lb	P225/75R15
Sport 4.0L 4-speed automatic	—	—	—	—	3,450 lb	P225/75R15
Rubicon 4.0L 6-speed manual	—	—	—	—	3,717 lb	LT245/75R16
Rubicon 4.0L 4-speed automatic	—	—	—	—	3,717 lb	LT245/75R16
Unlimited 4.0L 6-speed manual	8.8 in	41.8°	22.3°	31.3°	3,724 lb	LT30x9.5R15
Unlimited 4.0L 4-speed automatic	8.8 in	41.8°	22.3°	31.3°	3,724 lb	LT30x9.5R15
Unlimited Rubicon 4.0L 6-speed manual	—	—	—	—	3,724 lb	LT245/75R16
Unlimited Rubicon 4.0L 4-speed automatic	—	—	—	—	3,724 lb	LT245/75R16

MakerSources: Canadian Vehicle Specifications, 2006 Jeep Wrangler (NHTSA vPIC GetCanadianVehicleSpecifications, metric) · 2006 Jeep Wrangler web brochure (jeep.com/pdf/wrangler/complete.pdf)

A dash means the maker’s documents we have don’t give that number for that configuration, and a column with no number for any configuration of the year isn’t shown. “Door label” means the maker prints it only on each vehicle’s certification label, and “not published” that the maker doesn’t print it, or points elsewhere. “Up to” is a ceiling the maker prints over several configurations; a range is the maker’s own, printed across the grades of that configuration.

02 / What changed

New for 2006

The 2006 Wrangler against the 2005, the previous model year we hold. Only what Jeep’s documents show: nothing here is inferred.

No retail configuration added or dropped: the 12 sold in the 2005 are all here.
Ground clearance: 8.8 in (2005: 8.3–10.3 in).
Curb weight: 3,234–3,724 lb (2005: 3,231–3,730 lb).
Length: 148.0–162.6 in (2005: 148.0–167.0 in).
Curb weight differs on 3 of 10 configurations sold in both years: −6 to +3 lb.
Length differs on 8 of 10 configurations sold in both years: −8.1 to −4.4 in.
Ground clearance differs on 2 of 2 configurations sold in both years: +0.5 in.

03 / Tires

2006 Wrangler stock tire sizes

The tire sizes Jeep fits at the factory in 2006, the standard ones first.

2006 Jeep Wrangler stock tire sizes, with the configurations they are fitted to
Tire size	Wheel	Diameternominal
P215/75R15Standard: X, SE	15 in	27.7 in
P225/75R15Standard: Sport	15 in	28.3 in
LT30x9.5R15Standard: Unlimited	15 in	30.0 in
LT245/75R16Standard: Rubicon, Unlimited Rubicon	16 in	30.5 in

Wrangler tire sizes, with wheel specs and what bigger tires change

04 / Sources

The 2006 documents

2 documents behind the 2006 Wrangler’s figures. The maker’s own come first; a third-party page fills in only a number the maker doesn’t publish, and wears its own mark.

Documents last checked Oct 9, 2026. How we read them and what the marks mean: how we source the numbers. A figure doesn’t match its document? Report a wrong number.

05 / Keep going

More on the Wrangler

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These are Jeep’s published figures for the models it describes, not a weighbridge or a tape measure; your own vehicle’s options change them. Found a figure that doesn’t match the document? Tell us.