Bumpy jolting bouncy ride...It was like we were off road while we really on the city streets. You could not read the newspaper it was so rough riding....until we lowered the pressure in the tire to 32PSI. That made all the difference
Advice to buyer:
Lower the tire pressure and whatch how you get in and out of the vehicle the running board is always in the way.
Detailed review:
This was such a hard decision to make for us. We test drove several vehicles at several dealerships. We were pleased with the handling of the Limited but the Jeep Grand Cherokee was top in the comfort of the bounce and jolts that was very prominent in the Toyota Limited. After keeping the Limited for 2 days and really decided the comfort was ruling over the best looking, priced, and not liking the feel we decided to take it back. But on the way back to the dealership we decided to lower the pressure in the tires to 30PSI and we could not beelieve the difference the ride made...So we are now Driving a 2000 Royota 4Runner Limited.
Also considered:
2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee
1999 Cadillac Escalade
Vehicle purchased:
2000 Toyota 4Runner
About This Reviewer...
Location:
Dallas, Texas
Other vehicles owned:
1998 Chrysler Sebring
Review submitted:
September 25, 1999
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