adoihcj
New Member
Hi everyone,
I'm a proud new owner of a 2009 Jeep Liberty, and this is my first Jeep in almost 30 years of owning vehicles. I'm a member of several Toyota and Mazda forums so I appreciate all of the suggestions of forum members.
I'm the second owner of this Liberty and it has 65,000 miles on it. Purchased it for my daughter who will be getting her license in the near future and wanted a vehicle that feels like a tank and has a high stance. While the Liberty definitely has a truck feel to it, and is not as nimble as SUVs I've owned in the past, I am absolutely in love with it! In fact, I'm thinking my daughter can go find her own vehicle and I'll take the Liberty!
Anyway, I wanted to ask the community here regarding what I should be on the lookout for at 65,000 miles. I've read the reviews/ratings regarding issues owners have had with the Liberty, but it seems like the issues reported are issues seen with all cars. It has four brand new tires, new brakes and rotors, and everything works (you know how sometimes you purchase a used vehicle and there's always a few things that do not work). So if you have any suggestions on what I should be doing to ensure it can last for the next several years, please let me know.
Thanks!
I'm a proud new owner of a 2009 Jeep Liberty, and this is my first Jeep in almost 30 years of owning vehicles. I'm a member of several Toyota and Mazda forums so I appreciate all of the suggestions of forum members.
I'm the second owner of this Liberty and it has 65,000 miles on it. Purchased it for my daughter who will be getting her license in the near future and wanted a vehicle that feels like a tank and has a high stance. While the Liberty definitely has a truck feel to it, and is not as nimble as SUVs I've owned in the past, I am absolutely in love with it! In fact, I'm thinking my daughter can go find her own vehicle and I'll take the Liberty!
Anyway, I wanted to ask the community here regarding what I should be on the lookout for at 65,000 miles. I've read the reviews/ratings regarding issues owners have had with the Liberty, but it seems like the issues reported are issues seen with all cars. It has four brand new tires, new brakes and rotors, and everything works (you know how sometimes you purchase a used vehicle and there's always a few things that do not work). So if you have any suggestions on what I should be doing to ensure it can last for the next several years, please let me know.
Thanks!
