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sorry to revive such an old thread, but Metra has a kit available for the 4.3 inch radios. It includes a relocation and replacement a/c controls.

Hit the 42k mark on my 2015 with the original kumho wearing out evenly. Decided to go with 245/50 19 Firestone Firehawk AS. Slightly more aggressive pattern for $150 per tire so I can't complain too much. I'll have some pics up later. They look nice without being too bulky.

I just got my 2015 Crossroad about 3wks ago, noticed some wear on the front seats that looked like the leather was cracking. Well, took it back to the dealer, the sales person walked me over to service. They took pictures and said they would file a claim with Chrysler, it took about 2wks, but finally got a call back from the service advisor and she told me that Chrysler said it's normal wear and tear, she then responded with a picture of my odometer with only 400 miles on it and a picture of my 2005 Jeep Liberty with 125k miles on the factory leather and not one crack. She called me back today to let me know that they approved 2 replacement seats. If anyone has this issue, I'd suggest taking it back to the dealer.

Well... Seat cover was changed and its doing it again. As to answer the questions about Katzkin, no they do not do the factory leather. My wife's cherokee has are done using Katkin, and the leather on her seat is thicker and of better quality than the oem one. I used maguires leather cleaner and conditioner. It still looks and smell like new approaching the 14k mile mark.

I just got my 2015 Crossroad about 3wks ago, noticed some wear on the front seats that looked like the leather was cracking. Well, took it back to the dealer, the sales person walked me over to service. They took pictures and said they would file a claim with Chrysler, it took about 2wks, but finally got a call back from the service advisor and she told me that Chrysler said it's normal wear and tear, she then responded with a picture of my odometer with only 400 miles on it and a picture of my 2005 Jeep Liberty with 125k miles on the factory leather and not one crack. She called me back today to let me know that they approved 2 replacement seats. If anyone has this issue, I'd suggest taking it back to the dealer.

I'll snap some pics tomorrow. They said they'd be replacing the seat covers, which is fine by me. I just like the fact that by Chrysler warrantying the seats proves that there was an issue. I'll also post a copy of the work invoice as it should have a warranty claim number associated with it so everyone else can follow suit.

Here's a pic of the drivers seat cushion, it may not seem all that much to others, but with less then 1k miles. Now I used the katzkin option for my wife's Cherokee and it looks and feels great. The rest of the seats 2nd and 3rd row gets as much use as the rest and don't have a wrinkle. To me it looks like it sat at the dealer in a non shaded area and got nothing but sun. For my Liberty, I use Mothers cleaner and conditioner, and it looks damn good for 10yr old leather with 125k miles on the clock.

not true, another crossroad on the lot didn't have it and the rest of my seats are good. I didn't buy a new car with leather seats to look like this when I picked it up. If Chrysler authorized new leather, then it can't be normal. Just my 2cents.

I just got my 2015 Crossroad about 3wks ago, noticed some wear on the front seats that looked like the leather was cracking. Well, took it back to the dealer, the sales person walked me over to service. They took pictures and said they would file a claim with Chrysler, it took about 2wks, but finally got a call back from the service advisor and she told me that Chrysler said it's normal wear and tear, she then responded with a picture of my odometer with only 400 miles on it and a picture of my 2005 Jeep Liberty with 125k miles on the factory leather and not one crack. She called me back today to let me know that they approved 2 replacement seats. If anyone has this issue, I'd suggest taking it back to the dealer.

Decided to have a Flip down DVD installed. It's a Concept CFD-105M. It's 10.1" screen with mirroring capabilities from cell phones. I was kinda torn about getting the factory monitor but for less $$, i went with this. The only thing that had me thinking was the rear ac controls, so we took it apart and left it connected inside the headliner and used its opening for the monitor. I also got bored and decided to install some HID's i had laying around, just had to spring $20 for a harness.

I just got my 2015 Crossroad about 3wks ago, noticed some wear on the front seats that looked like the leather was cracking. Well, took it back to the dealer, the sales person walked me over to service. They took pictures and said they would file a claim with Chrysler, it took about 2wks, but finally got a call back from the service advisor and she told me that Chrysler said it's normal wear and tear, she then responded with a picture of my odometer with only 400 miles on it and a picture of my 2005 Jeep Liberty with 125k miles on the factory leather and not one crack. She called me back today to let me know that they approved 2 replacement seats. If anyone has this issue, I'd suggest taking it back to the dealer.

Decided to have a Flip down DVD installed. It's a Concept CFD-105M. It's 10.1" screen with mirroring capabilities from cell phones. I was kinda torn about getting the factory monitor but for less $$, i went with this. The only thing that had me thinking was the rear ac controls, so we took it apart and left it connected inside the headliner and used its opening for the monitor. I also got bored and decided to install some HID's i had laying around, just had to spring $20 for a harness.

Kinda waiting to find out too. If not may look into buying factory sub enclosure and replace with different woofer. Or looking to measure Pioneer prefab shallow enclosure box for 8" to go under seat.