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1999 CHRYSLER CONCORD LXI VERIFICATION

Sort of like an old, fat dog settling into an easy chair. It does, however, make a long groan during its descent. By 'saggy' I mean once the window is fully raised and you let off the button, the window gently drops about a quarter inch. Window motors are getting a little 'saggy' and quite slow. Luckily the semi behind us ran over it and crushed it to bits before I could retrieve it. The trim piece between hood and windshield flew off during a road trip. Not sure yet, and probably won't address it unless it gets worse. It has recently starting stuttering while driving, but that may just be a spark plug or fuel cleaning issue. This cannot be remedied unless you replace the entire inside door panel ($500+ from a dealership). The driver's door handle is no longer operable from the inside, as the plastic piece that holds the rod inside the door broke off. Repair at a transmission shop was only about $150 for a sensor. Perhaps I'm lucky.Ībout 4 years ago it would not shift out of first gear (automatic). It's been a pretty good car, considering how little I've put into maintaining it.

Studded tires, where legally allowed, follow the same recommendations above.I've owned a 99 Concorde LXi for about 5 years.

Winter tires operated in summer conditions may wear rapidly.

Vehicles should never exceed the “top speed” of the lowest speed-rated tire on the vehicle. It is generally acceptable to apply winter tires with a lower speed rating than the Original Equipment/All Season tires for use in winter conditions however, speed should be reduced accordingly.

All winter tires applied should be the same speed rating.

If winter tires are applied to the rear axle of any vehicle, it is recommended (but not required) that they be installed on the front axle.

Do not apply winter tires to only the front axle - this applies to all passenger cars, SUVs and light trucks, including front wheel drive, 4X4 and all-wheel drive vehicles.

If winter tires are applied to the front axle of any vehicle, they must also be installed on the rear.

Winter tires are best applied to all wheel positions.

Some vehicles have specific recommendations regarding winter tires and their usage always check and follow the vehicle tire placard and/or the vehicle owner’s manual. For this reason, winter tires are best applied to all wheel positions. In winter driving conditions, vehicle control - and safe operation - under braking and cornering is especially dependent upon the rear tires. It is important to drive with care, not only on snow and ice, but on dry and wet roads as well. The use of winter tires while improving traction performance in snow and ice - requires special care with regard to acceleration, braking, cornering and speed. NOTE: Winter driving presents special challenges for vehicle mobility.

If you have any questions regarding the correct product for your vehicle, please contact a Customer Service Advisor at your local store who will assist you in selecting the correct size. Some variables, including vehicle modifications, “Plus Size” fitments or search menu selection errors, may result in incorrect data. NOTE: We make every effort to ensure that the following search results are up-to-date and accurately presented. Replacement of tires with a speed rating less than the original equipment tires may reduce performance and handling. Please verify the size listed matches the tire size listed on your vehicle (usually found in the door jamb) or in the Owner’s Manual.

Variations based on options or changes by the manufacturer may change the original equipment size on your vehicle. Original equipment sizes are based on the best information currently available to us. rim width options or if the vehicle is currently equipped with non-original equipment rims.

1999 CHRYSLER CONCORD LXI VERIFICATION

NOTE: Verification of the vehicle’s rim size must be completed if the vehicle model is available in one or more