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A couple of years ago, I was in a similar situation with my Jeep Grand Cherokee. The stock tires were alright, but as they wore down, I found they weren't providing the comfort or grip I wanted. After doing some research and talking to friends who had made tire changes, I decided to go with the...

I totally get that! An automatic front camera display would be super helpful for tight spots. I am not so sure if there are aftermarket solutions available.

Sorry I didnt give an update on this, I decided to try a different approach. I reached out through their online chat feature instead of the phone, and I finally connected with someone who was attentive and responsive! They helped me get all my questions answered and followed up regularly. If...

I recently bought a WeatherTech all-weather cargo liner for my Jeep Wagoneer, and it’s been fantastic! The fit is perfect, and it provides excellent coverage, keeping the interior clean and protected from dirt and moisture. I also picked up WeatherTech floor mats, which fit snugly and offer...

The swap could involve components like the throttle body, headers, and suspension.

Have you checked with the dealer if there are any software updates or recalls addressing this issue?

Sorry to hear that! Jeep should prioritize resolving this. Hope they offer a quick fix or replacement soon.

Wireless chargers can be picky about phone placement, case thickness, or software glitches. You can try repositioning or restarting both devices.

ADA might be tucked away in your settings, check again. If it’s missing, it might not be retrofittable, but lane assist and adaptive cruise should still help...

Thanks buddy I hope too

That's a real headache! My own experience with a 2024 RAM Laramie has made me appreciate how solidly it's built, especially compared to some of the issues I’ve heard about with the Wagoneer. Maybe there’s a bigger mechanical issue at play with your colleague’s Wagoneer.

I’ll get an estimate first, if it’s too pricey, I might just let the appraiser find it.

Uhm you are right, fixing it might help avoid a lower trade-in value and give me a better negotiating position. I’ll consider that as I weigh my options. Thanks

So sorry to hear about your issues, it sounds really concerning, especially with a relatively new Wagoneer. I hope the dealership can figure it out quickly.

Vibrating brakes could mean it's time for new pads or that the rotors need resurfacing. I’ve replaced pads before, and it’s usually manageable if you’re up for a DIY

I once had to tow a trailer with my Wagoneer and it kept beeping thinking the trailer was still attached even after I unhooked it. A quick battery reset did the trick for me, so I’d recommend trying that...

I've had issues with the nav lady's voice on my ride for some time; she keeps stuttering. I managed to fix the TomTom map issue ages ago, but her voice still sounds like she’s struggling with a speech impediment. It’s like she’s stuck in a time warp while other Uconnect systems...like the one...

Uhm I think it's common for dealers to request upfront payment for diagnostics if there's a chance the issue isn't covered by warranty.

That's a tough break for your cousin! It really highlights the importance of thoroughly inspecting used cars and understanding warranty coverage before buying.

I’ve been dealing with a frustrating "lift gate unavailable" issue lately. I had it serviced under warranty before, but now it’s back, and of course, it happened right after the warranty expired. I’m stuck trying to figure out how much it might cost to fix it. With so many other problems...