[Lizzie V]

Hi - I'm new here, and new to being a Jeep owner. I inherited a Jeep Commander 5.7L Hemi from my father when he passed away. He lived in Wyoming and I live in Massachusetts. I will say upfront that I'm a Subaru driver and am not sure how long I'll keep the Jeep, but for now it's fun to have and a good reminder of my dad. The vehicle is at 96,000 miles and needs new tires. I'm looking for some help in determining which are best for durability, sound, snow/ice, smooth ride. I do not want to pay top dollar! If anyone has suggestions, I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks,
L

 

[4GVN.ADV]

Your question will open a can of worms but I'm on Falken Wildpeak AT3W & I'm happy with them. The 4wd system in your Father's vehicle will perform well regardless of tires. Enjoy the memory of your Dad.

 

[Lizzie V]

Your question will open a can of worms but I'm on Falken Wildpeak AT3W & I'm happy with them. The 4wd system in your Father's vehicle will perform well regardless of tires. Enjoy the memory of your Dad.

Thanks so much! I really appreciate your help, and, especially, your sentiment. My dad was a heavy smoker, so that's another thing I'm working on - getting rid of the nicotine smell. So far, coffee beans are neutralizing it and even adding a bit of a nice odor!

 

[rblapham]

@Lizzie V
Welcome to the forum. Please read this and fill in some of your details and make a signature with your Commander details. It is nice for us know what your Commander has in it so we can better help you.

(1) Forum Rules / Vendor Rules | Jeep Commander Forum

To get the list of everything built into your Commander when built at the factory - have your VIN number and go here Chrysler Build sheet - Equipment Listing Not necessarily for your signature but so you know what you have.

 

[bblickle]

Take a look at Tirerack.com, their research tools are the best.