How do I troubleshoot problems with my Jeep Cheroke wheels?

Answer by  Atomicrayon (2504)

Check your tire pressure if you're noticing low performance, In addition if your car is "shaking" you might have mud in between your rims or near the tire axles. Or perhaps you're gotten a piece of glass or a nail or some other foreign object messing with your tire's integrity.

Answer by  kennethjgoodson (4903)

It depends on what is going on with them. If you are hearing sounds it could be the tie rod ends or the bearings.

Answer by  sathya (237)

The most problems are because of the ABS systems in the Cheorke Wheel. Remove the wheel one at a time and try to disconnect the sensor,set the A/C volts as mentioned in the manual, make sure the wires dont mingle with each other.

Answer by  chrislexus101 (75)

First check the tire pressure and make sure the tire pressure is at 35 PSI or higher. Second make sure that there is no leaks or nails.

Answer by  Allstar (2071)

The only wheel related problem I can think of involves balance. Have the wheels re-balanced. Otherwise, you may want to consult your Jeep dealership.

Answer by  NateB (571)

This is way to vague. What kind of problems with your "wheels". Is it out of alignment? Does the vehicle vibrate while driving? Are you losing air pressure? Are the rims bent? Is the steering acting up? Are they making noises while driving? These are all questions that would need answered to help you further.

Answer by  japratt (1687)

If your are having these types of problems with your Jeep then you will need to make sure they are balanced.