Every single time I go to fill up my gas tank gas pours back out. The first time I thought it was a problem with the pump so I even went inside and told the guy working that there was something wrong with the pump. Second time I knew it had to be the vehicle. I took the vehicle to two different mechanics and neither one know why it's doing that. I try never to completely fill the gas tank in fear of the gas splashing all over me again which cause a red irritated burn/rash all on my hands, wrists, and ankles (I have sensitive skin to begin with). Not to mention I had to get back in my car covered in gas with my three children ages 12, 5, and 2.

We were 40 minutes from home, and that was my only pair of sneakers, I had to throw them away and clean off the best I could in the bathroom because my oldest has severe allergies and could not breath due to the smell. This may not be the biggest issue in the world compared to like cars accelerating on their own but imagine if (which I know its a no no but lets face it a parent its happened at least once) one of my kids would have walked over to me and they were splashed with gas? That could have splashed them right in the face. Not to mention the paint job is ruined from the gas leaking.

Every time when I fill the fuel tank, whether I use the automatic shutoff or not, fuel burps/spills from the fuel tank inlet. Over the course of six years, there has been a large waste of fuel and money. With this issue, the paint under the fuel tank inlet has begun to bubble and peel. This is totally unacceptable. This vehicle actually belongs to my wife, and, whenever she needs fuel, I am the one to deal with the issue as she is afraid to fill it. I have tried multiple techniques to no avail. There also has been multiple times I have returned home reeking of unleaded from the spillage on my shoes as well as my clothing. Many pairs of shoes have become unwearable because of this. I would love the opportunity to challenge anyone to fill this tank without spilling, not just a few drops, but many, many, many drops equivalent to cups. All we affected Jeep owners want is acceptance of responsibility and a simple repair. The part should be extremely cheap, and I'm sure most owners would install the part themselves. Let's stop this complaining of the issue and JUST RESOLVE IT!!!

Fuel blow back is well documented on the internet with Jeep and Chrysler models. Recalls have been initiated on some models, namely 2007-2009 Wranger but the problem has not resulted in mass recalls. this is clearly a huge safety and liability issue for Jeep which could easily result in bodily inury, death or large loss of property as result of what is clearly a manufaturing defect. The check valve for the fuel system unlike other cars is not located in the fuel filler tube, it is in the tank itself. The cost to diagnose the problem was $146.50 and the cost to repair (replacing the entire fuel tank) is $1370.81 for a total out of pocket expense of $1517.31. The car is a single owner purchased new with only 28k miles. Fuel tanks are meant to last the lifetime of a vehicle where no collision or other mishap has occurred. There is nothing a consumer can do to mitigate, meaning no means of servicing or maintenance should be necessary. Waiting on a certain number of specific complaints or a class action lawsuit to address a problem is unacceptable. DO NOT BUY A JEEP OR CHRYSLER PRODUCT.

Cross Motors where I bought the car finally said they would pay the $100 deductible if the extended warranty paid for it. I confirmed 3 times before taking it to Cross Motors and waited 1-1/2 hours for a rental car that never showed up - finally left MAD. Cross Motors customer service stinks.

The other Jeep place - Oxmoor Jeep said they charge $125 just to evaluate the problem, when Chrysler has already sent a memo regarding the problem and how to fix it to all their dealerships. Jeep tells me, they extended the warranty on this problem for most of their 2010 Libertys, but mine Vin number wasn't on the list.... they tell me "they can't fix all the cars..." I said, why not, it's a manufacturers defect. What a rip off. They know it is a manufacturer's defect, but too bad for me?????

I'm sick of corrupt corporate policies that hurt the consumers - the ones who pays their salaries - its like biting the hand that feeds you.

Stupid people.

I bought this car 10 days ago on 2/2/15. My wife has filled the tank twice, the first time on 2/3/15, the second time on @ 2/11/15. Both times the gas gushed out splashing her and spilling gas down the side of the vehicle and all over the pavement. I feel as though I bought the "farm". Waiting to see if the dealer is going to take care of this. It was not purchased from a Chrysler/Jeep dealership. Dealer warranty is limited to 50% parts and 50% labor if not covered under the drivetrain warranty, which I am sure it is not.

My wife has a 2008 Jeep Liberty. They gave us a lifetime warranty on the gas splashing out issue. I've had this 2010 for about 7 months, and it has the same issue. One of the dealerships that I talked to said that it was normal to have a quart of gas splash up on you and all over the car when it was full. Another dealership told me that this vehicle was not covered under that problem. Will Jeep ever get a handle on this problem. Either makes don't seem to have this problem. I've been driving for 38 years and never had this problem until now. This cannot be normal.