I'm not sure what components malfunctioned but my vehicle is in a body shop currently getting work done from the accident I was recently in. The safety of my cousin and I was put into risk when I was driving on the highway and I hydroplaned on the highway and did a 180 degree turn but luckily no one hit me and I didn't hit anyone else. I slammed on the concrete median which is what stopped my vehicle on the highway leaving my vehicle with 9 thousand in damages. I filed an insurance claim and is now getting fixed like I mentioned. Prior to the accident I had noticed the car shifting to the left and dramatically declining acceleration and a loud pop by the front driver tire. That is the best way to describe what the car does. So on the day of the incident I believe the car did what I just explained and it caused me to hydroplane and I'm in fear it is going to happen again. I have taken it to another shop after the accident because my vehicle would not start and a different shop said they heard the noise but could not figure out what it was. When I get my vehicle back I planned on taking it to a recall center but I decided to make this report first. There were no warning lights before during or after the accident.

- Collinsville, IL, USA

My steering "locked up", I had it towed to a Jeep dealer who diagnosed it as faulty steering gear rack. It cannot be repaired-it must be replaced. The car did show a code when it locked up=but not before. The vehicle has not been repaired and is available for inspection,

- Manchester, MD, USA

My Electronic Stability Control, Cruise Control and Traction Control all went offline without any notice. Dealership can not figure out what to do. This is a huge issue in my opinion because of the inability to keep the car straight when hitting a pothole or any bumps in the road. the vehicle does not stay in a straight line. I have reported the problem to the dealership with no help. It hasn't caused a wreck yet, but I'm afraid I'm just postponing the inevitable.

- Edmond, OK, USA

While I was driving, the power steering went out. It could have caused major accidents. The first time, a repair shop reset the eps (electric power steering) module and no problem for 6 months afterwards. A dealership checked it out after and said no issue with eps. 6 months after, I had the second incident. It is unsafe to drive the Jeep Grand Cherokee. Less than 45K miles and I was the only owner of the vehicle. Seems like NHTSA 10139995 is right on the money with the error code C2217.

- Cartersville, GA, USA

Was driving on the road when all of a sudden the dash board lights started blinking as well as gear light by the shifter. Lost power and costed to a stop in the middle of the left turn lane. This is the first time I have encountered this problem so far.

- San Jose, CA, USA

I was driving the vehicle and the power steering went out. I have no power steering and there is a message on my dash that says power steering unavailable, service required. I have 36, xxx miles on it.

- New Brighton, PA, USA

Wheel wobble steering pulling to side while driving

- Belleville, MI, USA

While driving at approximately 30 mph, the Jeep suddenly jolted and the engine stalled. I safely pulled to the side of the road, placed the vehicle in park and tried to restart the engine. It immediately started then stalled multiple times before all lights in the Jeep turning on and a message appeared on the dashboard stating that the vehicle was not in park. I double checked and the vehicle was indeed in park. The horn sounded multiple times and the back lift-gate opened on its own. The vehicle was towed to the dealership under extended warranty and it was found that the electric power steering system had shorted and caused the vehicle to be completely disabled electrically. The system was repaired by the dealership. This could have happened in a horrible location with traffic on the interstate and caused a serious accident. The repairs were covered under extended warranty but a power steering failure should not completely shut down a vehicle while driving.

- Erath, LA, USA

2016 Jeep grand cherrokee was making left 90 degree turn at approx 5 mph on an a non-public city airport access road, hit a small golf cart and stopped. Damage to the golf cart was minor and consisted of broken plastic parts. Visible damage to the Jeep was a dented license plate. The front wheel were frozen in the left turn position and could not be moved. The vehicle was towed to a Jeep dealer, who reported that the rack and pinion assembly was frozen and needed replacement. They said they could not disassemble or repair the part. The cost of the replacement part was $5,020. The vehicle has 33,040 miles and is well maintained, with no prior accidents.

- Castro Valley, CA, USA

My 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee pulls to left extremely hard on highway speeds to the point my vehicle will turn on its own on the highway and I have to adjust the steering wheel constantly to the right to avoid hitting into a wall or other object turning my car into a death trap. It has been into Jeep 5 times and the problem has still not been fixed.

- Bronx, NY, USA

I own a 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee summit 4X4 SUV which was manufactured and marketed by fca ua llc as being a recreational towing (I.e. behind motorhome) compliant vehicle. When towing of the subject vehicle behind my motorhome at low speeds I have experienced periods of the violent loss of control in the form of uncontrolled steering of the vehicle's front wheels which pose a significant safety risk to both the vehicle, motorhome and public safety. In such events, I have been forced to stop in traffic, inspect the vehicle and motorhome, then pull off the road to a safe location where further inspection can be undertaken. The conditions described above have occurred when the vehicle was properly prepared for towing and following the specific guidelines supplied with the vehicle in the fca vehicle operator/owner's manual pages 593-601. Fca has advised that is has insufficient evidence in the form of consumer complaints to support further investigation, engineering and issuances of a solution for such vehicle owners. Numerous other owners who own and recreationally tow the same vehicle are experiencing the stated problem which is not currently being investigated properly by fca us llc. Evidence of such can be found on-line publications and public-forums such as the family-motor-coach association (fmca) and irv2 forums. Fca us llc has previously addressed a similar problem relating to uncontrolled towing with their Jeep Cherokee model but to date, present no evidence to owners of the Grand Cherokee model of having researched and developed a fix for the unsafe condition. At present, fca us llc is telling Grand Cherokee owners to tow their vehicles on trailers (all four wheels off ground) due to the serious condition of uncontrollable steering which is unfair to those consumers who purchased such vehicles on the basis of them being flat towable compliant.

- Lake Charles, LA, USA

While driving on a city street and turning left, the power steering went out and it became very difficult to steer the vehicle. The vehicle was turned off for a short time; when it was restarted, the problem was gone. About 30 minutes later the car was restarted and driven approx. 1/4 mile when the steering went out again while making a right turn on a cit street.

- Rolling Meadows, IL, USA

While driving to nashville, tn we were driving between 65 - 73 mph with speed control and hit slower traffic it felt like the vehicle lost power steering. The steering was hard to handle on the Jeep. It would pull either left or right and wouldn't seem to go straight. We could stop the vehicle and turn it off and the steering would be fine again for a while. I took my Jeep back to the dealer on December 2, 2016 and as of today December 27, 2016 they still have it. I don't know if it is the power steering or the lift suspension but it most definitely is a safety problem. This happened on the highway and the service techs have got it to duplicate the problem at the dealership.

- Bryant, AR, USA

The contact owns a 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee. While driving approximately 55 mph on a two lane road, the vehicle was unable to drive in a straight line. The vehicle veered to the right or left across the two lane road. The vehicle was taken to the dealer four times where it was determined that the vehicle was designed to perform that way. The check engine warning indicator illuminated. The vehicle was currently parked at the contact's residence. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 5,000. Updated 01/06/17

- Belgrade, MN, USA