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Jeep tire problems

Owners have filed 856 complaints with NHTSA about the tires on Jeep vehicles — 1% of everything reported about the brand, across 25 models. The model that accounts for most of them is the Jeep Grand Cherokee, worst in 1996.

These are raw counts. A model that sold in millions appears near the top for that reason alone — the grade never compares one model with another.

856

Complaints

1%

Share of all Jeep complaints

37

Crashes

9

Fires

Which Jeep models have the most tire problems

Grand Cherokee 309 36.1%

Worst in 1996

Cherokee 147 17.2%

Worst in 1999

Wrangler 127 14.8%

Worst in 2006

Liberty 117 13.7%

Worst in 2002

Worst Jeep model years for tire problems

Vehicle Complaints Share of that year Median miles Grade
1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee 36 3% 118,000 B
2002 Jeep Liberty 28 1% 42,000 B
1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee 22 2% 22,000 C
1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee 22 1% 45,722 A
2005 Jeep Liberty 21 1% 28,000 B
2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee 20 1% 30,000 A
2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee 20 2% 23,433 A
2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee 19 1% 69,000 A
2004 Jeep Liberty 18 1% 42,000 F
1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee 17 1% 103,000 A
1999 Jeep Cherokee 17 3% 124,260 A
1996 Jeep Cherokee 15 3% 130,649 A
1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee 14 2% — A
1993 Jeep Cherokee 14 2% — C
1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee 14 2% — A
1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee 14 1% 96,500 A
1994 Jeep Cherokee 13 2% 116,000 C
1998 Jeep Cherokee 13 2% 160,796 A
2000 Jeep Cherokee 13 3% 45,000 A
2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee 13 1% 26,000 A

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