pkeller70

We have had our Journey for a little over a year, Mostly highway driving with an average of about 21-23 mpg, We took a long trip to Florida from Missouri , and was very surprised that we averaged over 26 mpg, with one tank being 29, I was very happy with that. What are you other Journey owners getting on long trips?

Check out this post from another board : http://www.jeepcommander.com/forums/showthread.php?p=113847 I have tried this and it does work, too bad someone doesnt make a connector for this

I just found out the other morning, and i agree with you on the Kumho tires have got to be the worse tires i ever owned, they would not dig into the snow causing my wife to get stuck, i have a 2001 ford focus with cheap all seasons on it and i got out just fine......let us know what kind of winter tire you found

I found out this weekend that the stock 225/65/17 kumos that came on our sxt, are not worth a crap in the snow!!!! I have never owned a all season tire that did that bad. Did anyone else notice this? I checked into different tires and really didnt see any "aggressive treads" If anyone has purchased different tires what are they and how did they do and dont even get me started on the traction control!!!!!!!!!

After messing around for about an hour i was able to get an aftermarket monitor to play from my REQ radio, this was just an experiment for now, my question is how do you control the dvd from the radio, it would play but how do you get to the dvd menu? my owner manual is no help...... I will also be experimenting with audio from the c3 connector to a wireless divice that will send to wireless headphones. Does anyone know if you can watch a dvd in the back and listen to the radio over the speakers if i do this??