Tires on my 2004 grand jeep cherokee

Asked by dkgable Aug 02, 2018 at 01:42 PM about the 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee

Question type: General

A few years ago, I had some some Sentinel LT225/75R16E tires put on my 2004 Grand Jeep Cherokee.  I've has several problems with my jeep since then,, but when I recently went to buy new tires I was told that the Sentinel tires were to heavy for my jeep and could cause problems.  Is that true?  

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Yes, you are correct about those tires being too heavy rated for your Jeep. They are designed for Light Trucks like a midsize pickup truck. The designation "LT" means Light Truck. I would guess they ride hard and steering may wander. A good tire shop can advise you and also check you owner's manual or look inside the drive's door jam for information.

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