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It will look similar to the Cherokee, but extended for a third row just like the Durango is an extended Grand Cherokee for the third row. Sad.

Here's Allpar's ideas regarding the future of the DJ. . .
http://www.allpar.com/news/index.php/2014/08/the-journeys-journey
Peace.

When Fiat took over Chrysler, Sir Sergio whined, bitched and moaned about the badge engineered cars. Now, we'll have 5 based on the same car: Dart, Journey, Avenger (they decided to keep it!), 200, and Cherokee. Soon, the Wagoneer alongside the Durango! We already have the Charger/300. WTF?

I've used 225/55/19s and 235/55/19s... both work fine. However, I'm trying to get the biggest (tallest) tire I can. Has anyone put a 245/55/19 on a Journey?

im trying to do the same ............. so far ive narrowed my decision down to Bridgestone Duellers as they have very good reviews ... not sure how they look though ... i dont like the min tire height that the OEM's have ... they dont fill the wheel well enough and look funny in my opinion.

Just slapped on 245/65/17 on black wheels. Went from 6.5 rim to 8.5 rim. Works fine. Threw on michalin at2's.

Well if you are looking for the stock size I have four 225/55R19. Let me know if you are interested and would like to see them.

Bump, bump. Anyone install 245/55R19s? If so, any issues?

I run Cooper CS4s 235/55/19 on my 2013 Journey an they are the best, although I am going to try 245/55/19s next if I can get them.
I run 235/65/17s on the 2014 Journey, as it is new and I need to wear them out before I replace them.

245/55R19's work fine on my 2013 Journey.
Speedo out 3%

I'm thinking about getting 245/55/19 tires ordered. It's actually the cheapest/best deal I can find for tires out of all the sizes that fit. They are the Firestone Destination LE2. They are rated very highly; ranked #2 on TireRack. They just don't look as cool as other tires . Can get them for $590 with free shipping.
DragonSlayer, so that size doesn't rub at all when turning or going over bumps?

I paid almost double for my Bridgestone Dueler HL Alenza Plus 255/50R19s. Wow, that is a good deal! I have had no rub issues with mine.

Yeah, it's amazing how much cheaper tires are online at Discount Tire (or sometimes Tire Rack). I always use Tire Rack to research the tire quality; then normally order at Discount Tire since it's cheaper there.

No rubbing.

Thanks for the update 3 months later . Just kidding, but I went with 235/55/19 cooper CS5's...just cause I could get them for $540 shipped, and they are very highly rated tires. Still wide enough for my liking.

Everything in more expensive in Canada... That K&N will be more than a "few bucks more"...

Why not just get a k&n air filter for a few bucks more? $40 is very expensive for a paper air filter. Before I got my k&n I ordered air filters for a little over $10 on rockauto or amazon.

I just bought the engine Fram Air Filter CA 11170, at Canadian Tire for $39.99 + tax. I also bought a Cabin Filter CF10729 for $19.99 +tax. I've never seen the air filters cheaper, but have seen the cabin filters go on sale for $12.00 - $13.00. Of course now that I bought the Cabin Filter, it should be on sale this weekend! Should be cheaper in the States.

At least your honest!! LOL.

This I could do. Wanting someone to do it for me. You know, too lazy to google but not lazy enough to ask someone else to do it for me!! Lol

Why not just go to Rockauto and copy the list of all those part numbers for each filter?

I just use the amazon parts finder and order the cheapest cabin air filter. They are usually around $10 or so. They all do the same job 😀. I have k&n air filter so no replacing there

Alright guys, noob moderator needs help. Both my engine and cabin air filters are d.i.r.t.y.!! I mean really dirty....trying to find replacements...this will lead hopefully to a topic in the DIY section which lists various cross reference part numbers for various consumables.
What I have found is the cabin filter crosses to a Fram CA10729 or CF10729 (CA-Cabin Air, CF-Cabin Filter). I cannot for the life of me find the cross for the engine air filter. Most auto parts places list it as CA11170, which is a cabin air filter. The dimensions of the CA10729 match the dimensions of the cabin filter I have. The CA11170 does not match any of the two (engine or cabin). What is the cross for the engine air filter? Dang things are expensive from what I've seen. Cheapest cabin filter I've found is $35 at walmart. I imagine the engine one is more expensive.
We can make a cross reference list including K&N and all that, but some folks, like me, are not willing to drop premium bucks for a name. Just want to find out what other options are available to include everyone in the process.
How about listing up what you have bought, or what you use. Air (cabin and engine), oil, etc. We could even go so far as having cross reference lists for light bulbs, etc. What do you think?

300k is seriously impressive. The body work on that looks flawless. My 2010 T&C just passed 90k. It's getting new plugs and a serpentine belt later this year. It's already got new calipers (but they at least carry a lifetime warranty now). I'd be happy if I coul dkeep it half as long as your 300M!

264,082.8 miles...