Jeep Commander 2007 towable?

Had a 2007 commander and after the n23 recall on the transfer case it would never shift into neutral . Went back 4 times and they could not get it to work correctly. So got rid of it . If you road test it bring a pen with you as that's what you need to shift it ( the transfer case) into neutral. If you do a search on this forum there's a lot of info on jeeps recall screw up. There also very heavy. Mine weighed 5400 lbs. mileage was only 14 on highway. That was with the 4.7 . If it never had the recall done your better off.

Thanks folks for your help, I appreciate it. The 2007 Jeep Commander has 77,000 miles on it and we are going to look at it tomorrow. Saw a bunch of pics of it and it looks new inside and out. One would think after 77,000 miles any problems would have been worked out? Yes/no?

~Thanks, John

google Commander tranny problems and be ready for trouble

stepdad wrote:

gatorcq wrote:
Did you look and read inside the manual? Which is in the glove compartment.
Under Dingy towing?

Dude, I'm not a f*****g idiot. The Commander is sitting in a used car lot and we haven't looked at it yet. I was just trying to get ahead of the game.

ez on the attitude, dude. IF the vehicle's transfer case has a manually selectable neutral position it should be flat towable. but you will need to check the owner's manual to be certain. you may be able to download a free copy of the owner's manual on jeep.com.

gatorcq wrote:
Did you look and read inside the manual? Which is in the glove compartment.
Under Dingy towing?

Dude, I'm not a f*****g idiot. The Commander is sitting in a used car lot and we haven't looked at it yet. I was just trying to get ahead of the game.

Which transmission?

Did you look and read inside the manual? Which is in the glove compartment.
Under Dingy towing?

Our 2006 is tow-able. I think the Commander only came with one transfer case, which has a neutral position. If it has that transfer case it's good to go.
BUT you have to check the owner's manual.