AUTOSAVER88 Radiator Compatible with 2006-2010 Jeep Commander, for 2005-2010 Grand Cherokee 3.0L 3.7L V6 4.7L 6.1L V8 ATRD1061

Works perfectly, good fit for my Jeep. Easy to install and keeps the engine cool. Solid quality for the price.

Parts store was going to charge much more. This one was an exact fit and cost a couple of hundred dollars less.

This works great I only have the electric fan and it does fine and I tow a lot with it it kinda gets warm going up my miles long hill but it don’t overheat.

Perfect fit, great replacement

It got here fast and undamaged surprisingly seeing that fedex was the ones bringing it. I have no complaints at all with it, it looks just like factory and didn’t leak at all like my old one that broke where the plastic meets the metal and cracked and leaked. But this one slipped right in. It came with the new little screw tab things. It did NOT come with the new rubber bushings for the bolts or the mounting pegs though which sucked so you have to reuse your old ones. This was several months ago now and it’s still perfect, looking back on it now though I wish I would’ve just payed the other $100 or so more to get a better ALL aluminum one with no plastic that will eventually crack, it’s just a matter of time

price is ok butt has defect leaks from the top.

Perfect fit

Needed this for my 2006 JGC Laredo v6. Old radiator was leaking from multiple spots. This one looked amazing out of the box. It was packaged well. It goes come with new grommets on each side. HOWEVER you need to swap over all 8 small bolt clips from the old to the new to secure the radiator, trans cooler (if you have an external one) and the AC Condenser together. I had a friend help me but I did most of the work. Took about 3 hours give or take. It’s a messy job but if done right you save a lot of money.Here’s a tip. Fill up the new radiator after install and everything connected. Then fill up the reservoir and crack the bleeder screw (it’s an Allen key bolt next to the alternator. Just follow the upper radiator hose and you’ll find it. This helps get air out of the system and turn the heater on. Once the temp rises slowly give it gas to get the warm coolant to the heater core to get it to warm up and check for leaks. Also take your time on the install. Just ease the old one out and the new one in.