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The recommended tire pressure for Jeep Cherokee (Sport, Latitude, Limited) is typically found on the door jamb sticker (usually around 36 PSI when cold). Dealers often overinflate tires (41-45 PSI) for shipping/storage to prevent flat spots and TPMS issues. While some suggest slightly higher pressures for potential MPG gains, sticking to the door jamb recommendation provides a good balance of ride comfort, tire wear, and handling. Experimenting within the minimum (door jamb) and maximum (tire sidewall) pressures can help you find what works best for your driving style, but monitor tire wear for uneven patterns.

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#10 · Feb 27, 2014

2014 Jeep Cherokee Limited

I also experience the same when I took delivery. The tires were calibrated to 41 - 42. I recalibrated them to 36 as the door states. After took the car for the first service they recalibrated to 41. Confuse??? I did notice savings in fuel when the tires were calibrated to 41. I will leave them to 41 for a while to see how the fuel economy goes.

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