jkeaton

Looks crooked....

Here ya go. Educate yourself. http://www.justtires.com/content/content.jsp?pageName=TireSize

Well, I guess that is true. We do offer some form of comfort in that respect.....

I use that stuff too. Does an amazing job.

LOL....just yanking your chain....

Thanks for sharing.

If at first you don't succeed, try another dealer. Ranting on a forum will get you nowhere.

Thread resurrection genius. You must drive a prius.

Take it to the dealer or a shop you trust.

They will fit and they will be fine.

Welcome to the forum.

I believe the thread is done.

You said "2015 AWD model or maybe 2016 who knows". I take that as you don't know what model your vehicle is.

Um. Ok. Thanks.

You don't know what vehicle you have?

It is mechanically impossible. Unless you install the hardware from another vehicle and figure out the wiring.

No it is not possible. Should have bought a Mercedes.

I know this person is no longer active, but, seriously, does no one reference their owners manual anymore??? Jeesh.

I just changed the oil in my buddies Escape. It had gone almost 24,000 miles since the last oil change before he got a message saying his oil life was at 4%. 24,000 miles! Mind you, I could never go that long, but he is within the expectations of his warranty since he used the vehicles onboard system to remind him to change the oil. And he has a receipt. Modern cars do not require 3 month/3000 mile oil changes. Took me a long time to change my ways. But now I let the car tell me when to do it. We have beat this subject to death and the common consensus is to change it whenever you want to. Doing so before it is required is wasting money (except Dave, who gets free oil changes) But I understand the piece of mind it gives you.

I guess you need to take that up with your dealer.

Well said sir.

Do what you want. Everyone else will too. There's no right or wrong way. Change it when you want to or change it when the car tells you too.

It's a government surveillance monitor.

Sorry. I knew about the diesel. Not a 2.7....?

Wait, back up. Who did the maintenance? They're is no 2.7L in a DJ that I'm aware of. At any rate, if you are at the dealer, they should fix it. What kind of advice are you looking for?