whats the average mile life of a liberty before you have to start putting in big $

mine is an 2011 with 102,980 the only parts I have changed is a coil, water pump and routine filters. dealership did one strut

What about a 06 liberty with 212 thousand miles on it

What problems happen on a jeep liberty

I have done all recalls, (trailer hitch and rear control arms). Radiator, water pump, one coil, ac low pressure sensor, ac coil. Rear diff seal and rear window regulators. 150K miles, crank bearings make a little noise and it burns some oil but should run at least another 50-100K. Authentic Jeep's like to make noise

2003 has 178,200 miles. Changed the alternator, AC compressor and of course a couple of batteries. Local guy advised me to change over to 20/50 oil several years ago. He said would last a long time if I kept the oil changed. I change every 5-6.000 miles, but change every 3,000 now that it is older.

My 2003 jeep liberty limited has 205,000 miles an the most expensive thing I did was put now drive shaft in at 200,000 miles but nothing else expect brakes and thing like that.

How about a 2012 jeep liberty with 141k miles on it 3 owners and no service records from last owner and they had it 3 years

What about an 06 jeep liberty with 155,000 miles on it?

08 liberty with 113,000 miles?

i have an 03 with 85k and its complete junk so much is going wrong all at once

2012 liberty 115.000 miles still running strong

My 2011 jeep liberty had 2-3 owners before me. It looked in perfect condition. Then about a year after driving it [I put 30,000 miles on it], now it has about 100,000 miles, started with oil leak recently . Loss of engine power. Then recently motor completley crapped out. Putting a brand new motor in it. Every car you ever have is going to have issues, be prepared

I have a 2008 jeep liberty with 300,120 . Possibly the best vehicle I have ever owned. It just keeps going and going. Now I have replaced alot of things over the years, and now some twice but this thing will not die !

My 2006 just hit 205k... no problems. I actually purchased a new car in April. I am selling new car because my jeep wont die and frankly I love driving it. I see a lot of liberties well over 250k and for sale. :) !!

2003 Jeep Liberty 240,000 engine still runs strong

I’m the proud owner of a 2004 Jeep Liberty with 323,000 miles on it and it’s still running strong!!!! No rebuilds or any serious maintenance has been done on it. She’s rusty but trusty!!!

How bout 2012 jet limited 55,000 miles. Worth the buy 13,000

My 03 Liberty has 282,000 miles and the engine is still running strong. Just recently replaced struts, shocks, ball joints and tie rods.

i got 2003 jeep liberty 3.7l and it has 400,600KM still running keeping it maintaned

I have a 2004 with 105,000 miles. Only thing I have replaced is the battery and radiator. Runs great!!!!

My 2002 Liberty sport is a 318,450! Not even an engine light! Only fixing body and an exhaust leak

My 2008 Jeep liberty is going strong at 224k. I have had to put about $800 into her but she's running like a champ!

I have a 2008 Jeep Liberty, V6 2.7L. It has about 201,000 miles and I am the second owner. This car runs amazingly. Since I purchaed it in 2012, I replaced the water pump, serpentine belt, two batteries, a/c compressor, alternator, muffler, resonator pipe, brakes (thrice/ duh), and tires (duh). No major repairs. The engine idles property and says "yes sir" when I turn the ignition. Great vehicle! I can afford a new fancy car, but will try to take this to 300k miles. Wish me luck. (p.s.: my next vehicle in 2026 will be a Jeep).

I bought mine new 2009 Liberty and it has 138k on it. Only minor parts needing replaced like the ac condenser, serpentine belt, brakes. Now I’m looking at an actuator for the hvac system but has been great. A couple years ago we had a terrible ice storm that a lot of people got stranded in overnight. My Liberty got me to my daughter’s school to pick her up and home. Her nickname is FiFi. If I had to buy over again I would. She has taken good care of me. 11 years strong!

I bought my one-owner 2012 Jeep Liberty (second Liberty I've owned) almost two years ago at 105K and it just rolled 128K. The previous owner was an engineer who was meticulous about maintenance and overall care. Aside from oil changes every 5-6K miles, only the brakes have had to be replaced so far. I also pre-emptively had the the transmission and coolant system services performed last spring. These things aren't cheap but worth it if I she gets me to 200K or north of it.

My 2004 Jeep Liberty Sport has 240K miles on it and the tire guys asked to buy it for parts. It is definitely getting harder and harder to find parts for her.