You’re on an off-road trip with the family, enjoying nature’s scenery, and your Jeep Wrangler suddenly dies. As frustrating and potentially dangerous as it may sound, this issue is not entirely rare. Over the years, many Jeep Wrangler owners have reported that their vehicles randomly die while driving. In some cases, they’re able to restart … Read more
Tires are arguably the first component car owners upgrade – mostly due to changing weather, better performance, or aesthetics. The same holds true for the Jeep Grand Cherokee. Although its stock tires are good enough for daily usage, some owners want to upgrade to bigger, high-performance, aftermarket tires – especially when off-roading. Jeep Grand Cherokee … Read more
As the Jeep Cherokee is primarily designed for off-roading, it’s crucial to pay close attention to its maintenance – especially the engine oil. That’s because engine oil can become contaminated due to prolonged dirt/dust exposure, forcing an earlier oil change. But things get tricky here because Jeep vehicles, including the Cherokee, have many engine options. … Read more
The Jeep 2.0L turbo engine has been around for a few years and has established itself as a perfect balance between performance and efficiency. But like other engines, it is not immune to weaknesses. Over the years, many have criticized it for issues like turbo lag, oil leaks, higher maintenance costs, the check engine light … Read more
Wheels are one of the first components owners replace in Jeep Grand Cherokee. It’s not because the stock wheels in this vehicle are bad. Instead, they do it to install specific-terrain wheels (mud-terrain, for example) or specific-weather tires (such as winter tires), plus enhanced aesthetics. But not everyone has extra wheels. Therefore, most Grand Cherokee … Read more
The Jeep Liberty was introduced in 2002 to the North American market as the successor to the Cherokee XJ, which had been discontinued in 2001. Upon its release, it held the distinction of being the most compact among all existing Jeep vehicles, offering three trim levels: Sport, Renegade, and Limited Edition. Despite its decent towing … Read more
You’re sitting in your Jeep Wrangler, ready to embark on an off-road trip with friends, but suddenly notice a message on the instrument cluster. And it says, “Oil Change Required.” While this message can appear due to some glitch, it’s usually an indication of the inadequate level of engine oil. To confirm whether that’s the … Read more
Jeep Grand Cherokees are often praised for their durability, off-road prowess, towing capability, and all-weather performance. And, for the most part, it’s due to their engines. The Grand Cherokee offers different engine options, such as 3.6L Pentastar V6, 5.7L Hemi V8, 3.0L EcoDiesel V6, etc. More often than not, these engines turn out to be … Read more
The Gladiator is one of the new additions to the Jeep line-up. Released in 2019, it marks the Jeep’s return to the pick-up truck market – as they’d stopped making those after discontinuing the Comanche series in 1992. Although based on the same platform as the Wrangler, the Jeep Gladiator has some key features that … Read more
Jeep Patriot was a crossover SUV manufactured by Jeep from 2007 to 2017 and was known for its spacious interior and reliability. While many people loved it due to its affordable starting point and fuel efficiency, Jeep discontinued the Patriot in 2017 – primarily due to an outdated design. In fact, I’ve seen many of … Read more