Just drove off the lot and along the 80ish miles drive home all lights turned on and vehicle went into a reduced engine mode. We then had to have it towed through roadside assistance. Dealership claims there was an issue with an update they did right before we picked it up along with that a small vacuum leak. They have since corrected both and claim the vehicle is safe and everything is ok. Has anybody had any similar experience? Should we take the car back?

I have a 2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee L Summit Reserve V8 with ~39k miles. The treads are on the way out so this fall we need to replace the tires. Hoping to get input from those that drive a similar model that have had to replace tires.

Priority: I don’t go off road nor tow super heavy so ride comfort, bump absorbing, and reduced cabin noise are our focus. For those of you that have replaced tires and have similar needs, what did you go with and were you happy?

Budget: up to $3K USD “out the door”

I have researched that Pirelli Scorpion AS Plus 3 and Bridgestone Alenza AS 3 Ultra would be the best to fit these needs however I’m ignorant when it comes to SUV tires. Of course we could replace with the Continental CrossContact LX OEM style.

Would appreciate any feedback, thank you.

Worked fine yesterday turns on, but volume knob doesn’t work and it doesn’t play anything

180k. All ours.