2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee wheels problems

Filed Sep 30, 2026 · Engine, Wheels · IL

The tire pressure monitor system, the egr cooler. I had to change the egr the thermostat twice the engine the radiator the water pump and two oxygen sensors. The egr cooler is not recalled for my year but my truck was doin the same thing. The car still has a burning oil smell when the heat is on and the air don’t work

Filed Aug 15, 2026 · Suspension, Wheels · TX · crash

jeep was in 2 accidents, first accident downtown [XXX], in feb 2026, progressive claim number XXX 2nd accident jeep was involved in high speed police pursuit on march 20th 2026, [XXX] police dept, pursued car for 30 miles, [XXX] to [XXX], the car went off road by railroad tracks, heavy under carriage damage , got stuck on railroad tracks INFORMATION REDACTED PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6)

Filed Mar 23, 2025 · Wheels · NV

After a very long road trip, I noticed that the rear wheel well liners had come in contact with the rear tires. The contact was severe enough and prolonged enough to wear down the edge of the tires to the cords. Once I noticed the damage, I stopped driving the vehicle until I could get new tires. I do not have the tires but I took pictures and the wheel well liners still have a hole in them. Had I not noticed the damage, a catastrophic failure of the tire could have resulted with unknow consequences to myself or those driving near me. The wheel well liners did not come loose or detached from the vehicle. They somehow flexed forward and made contact with the tire. The tire/wheel did not flex or move rearward. This would have required major damage to the suspension of the vehicle and the vehicle would have been undrivable. My assumption is that with the very wet road conditions, the wheel well liners became very flexible but not enough to contact the tires. At highway speeds, due to the air flow around the vehicle, it appears that the lower quarter panels flexed inwards. This allowed the now flexible wheel well liner to flex forward, due to air pressure behind the wheel well liner, and make contact with the tire. Tire tires involved are not the stock make and model but were the stock size. I will be adding a small aluminum strip to the bottom of the wheel well liner to prevent this from happening in the future.

Filed Jan 17, 2021 · Wheels · 60,000 miles · IL

2 of 4 wheels have cracked right along the seam at under 60,000 miles

Filed Jul 16, 2020 · Suspension, Wheels · 37,000 miles · NJ

Front left strut leaking and had to be replaced. Backing plate by rotors had to be adjusted because of rattling noise. Only 37,000 miles and 4.5 years old.

Filed Oct 23, 2019 · Acceleration, Steering · 50,000 miles · NJ

Driving the vehicle speed over 60 miles it shakes and it trembles, and the sensor driving beers out of control

Filed Sep 2, 2019 · Electrical, Steering · 50,000 miles · MD

The vehicle radio/navigation system blacks out. System blacks on and off and when reset- navi udefined blinks on and off and system states it's in compromised for cyber security. I have taken the vehicle to the dealership 2x and will be dropping the car off tomorrow and leaving until they figure out what is wrong with it. The radio also tries to set itself to various stations. I have uconnect access and I have not paid for the service. I located yelp in the vehicle yesterday- the vehicle will be dropped off and I am demanding a resolution and I do plan on taking further steps with uconnect and jeep/cryhsler. The vehicle was purchased new. It took me a while to determine it was the uconnect as I thought it was my phone. I did not think it was the fact that I connected the uconnect to the phone. I also took my vehicle to 2 jeep dealerships to check on recalls

Filed Jan 24, 2019 · Steering, Suspension · 26,000 miles · FL

It's been since may 2018 with in/out visits to the dealership for a constant problem. My steering wheel wobbles over 70mph on my 2015 grand cherokee wk2 high altitude, all standard features. This started after 26k miles and now I have 39k miles. I've researched dozens of forums and read through tsbs with no solution. I had the dealer replace the tires, twice, with michelin premier ltx 20inch tires, several road force tests, high speed balances, several alignments, rack and pinion replaced, front wheel bearing assemblies replaced, all new shocks and after alllllllllll of that, she still wobbles!!!!!!! The dealer has thrown their hands up and will not help me any further. The steering wheel only wobbles between 70-80mph. Another customer's wheels were placed on my car and tested with same issue. Privately owned alignment centers also confirmed a spot on alignment and wheel balance. All bushings appear to be intact. The jeep is not safe to drive on the highway.

Filed Nov 7, 2018 · Wheels · 50,000 miles · FL

We purchased 2015 jeep grand cherokee in 2016 approximately 2.5 years later we attempted to get new tires put on. We went to tire store & they stated that the lug nuts were defective.. They stated that the lug nuts were swollen and if they were to force the lug nuts off it would render the vehicle inoperable. As we had a lengthy road trip planned, we were forced to go to the jeep dealership. Both the initial service writer, andrew, and later the service manager, john wilson, agreed the lug nuts were defective. But they stated it was 'fca''s fault and gave me a phone number of 1‑877‑224‑5356 I called fca said they would do nothing about this since there is no recall. I feel that we could have been killed if we would have gotten a flat tire in the wrong neighborhood as we would not have been able to put the spare tire on and the vehicle would have been inoperable. We were charged us $311.19 and refuses to give us any relief. The service manager offered an oil change but they are 45 minutes away from our home and it is not practical for us to do this. I am happy that we decided to get tires before we left since the story may have been very different had we had any issues on this trip as our safety may have been jeopardized. I would appreciate any help you can provide us as we are afraid that they likely put defective replacement lug nuts back on. The lug nuts swell up and split apart when they are being taken off of the tires rendering vehicles inoperable. My husband stated he saw on line that ford had a recall due to defective lug nuts on their SUV's and I feel that jeep should be required to do the same. I feel that we should be given a full refund of the $311.19 we were charged and they should also be required to put proper lug nuts on all of their vehicles affected by this defective product. Please help us and help others. Much appreciation & thanks.

Filed Aug 9, 2018 · Wheels · 29,000 miles · IA

Wheel cracked at weld joint and propagated around the whole wheel on a jeep grand cherokee 2015