2.6

hardly worth mentioning
Crashes / Fires:
0 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 0
Average Mileage:
56,629 miles

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2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee wheels / hubs problems

wheels / hubs problem

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2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Owner Comments

problem #5

Jun 012014

Grand Cherokee

  • 81,695 miles

A D V E R T I S E M E N T S

My daughters Jeep just failed state inspection due to severe cracking of the tire next to the rim. All 4 tires are Goodyear Wrangler St 225/75/16 104S. The tread depth is still very good however they will not pass state inspection due to the large cracks totally around the rims. A tech at the local Jeep store told me that this is a huge problem with these tires. He stated that this problem goes way back.the local Goodyear dealer (sullivan tire) will not do anything to help. Goodyear used to be one of the best tires, what happened? it seems that all of the other tire companies offer a much better product. No more Goodyear tires for my family!!!

- Abington, MA, USA

problem #4

Dec 162008

Grand Cherokee

  • 85,450 miles
My daughter was returning home to madison, al from auburn university, Alabama using interstate I-65 North. Just outside of birmingham, al at mile marker 170 she had a blowout of the right rear tire. The tire tread seemed to completely separate from the sidewall all around the tire. The tire was completely useless. The tire was on a Jeep Grand Cherokee overland with full time four wheel drive, which we believe helped my daughter come to a safe stop on the highway median. The tire was a Goodyear Wrangler sr a P235/65 R17 dot MK87 dywr 0506. We are now very concerned about the quality of the remaining Wrangler tires on this vehicle and if it is safe to continue to use them. Pictures of the damaged tire and the tire itself are available.

- Madison, AL, USA

problem #3

May 092005

Grand Cherokee 4WD 8-cyl

  • Automatic transmission
  • 92,000 miles
The chrome rims that were an option on the vehicle, on the inside metal corroded and peeled off. Already talked to the dealer, and the manufacturer noticed this. Just this week. The tires are Goodyear, Wrangler. The tires now are Michelin tires which were changed at 50,000 miles. The wheel or rim hubs had to be broken off because they were rusted out due to corrosion.

- Millinocket, ME, USA

problem #2

Dec 262004

Grand Cherokee 6-cyl

  • 24,000 miles
The manufacturer put the wrong size tires on the vehicle. It was told to the consumer at 24,000 miles that tires were worn out. Consumer could not get the right tire for the vehicle. Goodyear Wrangler, St all season, P22575R16, 104S, weight rating 1984 maximum......Goodyear tires wore out at 23000 miles. Consumer claimed that he was told by Goodyear that he should get 60000 to 70000 miles on that tire. In checking for replacements both B.F.goodrich and Michelin refused to put their tires on consumer's vehicle. They stated that their tire must have a rating of 106S.

- Richmond, VA, USA

problem #1

Sep 042001

Grand Cherokee 4WD

  • miles
Vehicle certification label lists 17" X 7.5" wheel rims & tires as minimum size. Vehicle factory equipped with 16" X 7" wheel rims & tires. Owners manual says "warning! never use a tire smaller than the minimum tire size listed...." manufacturer refuses to advise as to correct gvwr, tire pressure for tires as equiped, or to supply correct label or wheels & tires.

- Kneeland, CA, USA

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