USAF_mx_man

Hi, Looked at Discounttiredirect.com and tirerack.com and they both state that the lug pattern is 5 x 127. They now have the vehicle picture loaded so you can see what your Journey looks like with 20's or 22's even. Hope this helps, Jack

Okinawa Japan here!. Been here 7 years and we are coming home this July to live in south Georgia B)

We have ours on order through Overseas Military Sales Corp and it is a 2009 R/T Journey AWD. It comes with: 1. Chrome clad wheels 2. Convenience Group II 3. Flexible Seating Group 4. Trailer Tow Prep Group 5. Family Value Group 6. Power Express Open/Close Sunroof 7. Entertainment Group #2 8. Rear Seat Video Group I Ok, seriously, we have been out of the continental US for 7 years and wonder if this is really a good deal. Total out the door (before tax/tag/title & downpayment) $29,910 Since we are out of the country, I am able to do all the internet shopping I want, but I can't really go toe-to-tow with a salesman. Our intent is to pick up this vehicle when we come in to be re-assigned to the US. If someone could tell me that this is a decent deal considering the options, that is all I need to stop my stomach from trying to tie itself in knots. Then the bonus is that we can pick up our car without having to haggle for a better deal. Thanks in advance.

We are stationed in Okinawa Japan (US Air Force) and we ordered our white R/T AWD to be picked up in July. Haven’t had a car payment in 7-years and dreading it. We ordered it through Overseas Military Sales Corp and it looks like a good deal. I will post my price in the buying forum, so maybe I can get a handle on my anxiety over paying so much for a car/CUV. Can anyone give me some info on the real world fuel economy? I see that everyone has gotten some kind of welcome reply (except me) and I am starting to wonder if I have started off on the wrong foot by stating my military status... Jack