1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo.

It has a 170K, no rust, needed tires terribly, but everything works. I paid $3,400.

I owned it for 20 minutes and took it to the tire shop and bought some 235-75-15's all terrains (I don't plan to lift, and if I do; inch or two). This is bought as my daily "winter" driver.

I plan to detail it tonight and make it look perfect inside and out!

I am excited to jump into this forum!

What should I do maintenance wise to make sure I it lasts.

Thanks!

RON
Omaha, NE

 

seems to be priced extremely high but hey if you like it then any price will work!

welcome!

 

KBB says $3,900, so 3k would have been a great price but... Jeeps are hard to come by with the 4.0 and no rust here in the midwest. They salt the **** out of everything here. There are V8's all day, but I wouldn't touch a 4.7 with a 10 foot pole.

 

Not a bad price for a fust free '98 ZJ with no issues.
Change all the fluids.

 

I just bought a 95 zj for my wife. I can say it's a very comfy ride for long trips.
Welcome from CT

 

Well my CV boots are bad up front (small tear).

And I am going to need shocks!

Rear needs breaks and rotors!

I guess when buying a 12 year old car your going to get these types of things. I could have sworn the breaks were ok; my bad I guess!

 

right on. FYI 4.7 didnt start till 99. the 5.2 from 98 older

 

Thanks! I was close, and I am a newbie!

Yesterday:

1. New tires 235-75-15 General AT Graber's
2. Oil Change

Today:

3. I just ordered my Chiltons Manual $20.71 shipped.

4. New rotors and pads for the back, and research replacing the CV boots (never done it, but how hard could it be).

 

welcome to the site!