1997 to 2010 Mercury Mountaineer Radiators

DESCRIPTION

The Mercury Mountaineer is a sport utility vehicle designed for good road handling in all conditions. Its V8 engine and all-wheel drive make it good for driving on wintry roads. The ground clearance is better than that of a car. It's not designed for heavy-duty off-roading, but most people are not buying it for this purpose. The interior appointments are designed with luxury in mind. Passengers ride in comfort with the roomy interior and comfortable seating. Some Mercury Mountaineers are known to have issues with leaking coolant from the radiator. Fortunately there are radiators for sale so you can replace the poorly functioning part with a new one. Since coolant leaks can cause overheating, this isn't a repair to be postponed. Drivers report problems with cracks in the seam. Every type of vehicle has its weaknesses, so this is not necessarily an argument against buying a Mercury Mountaineer. It is just something to be aware of. All-wheel drive is good for slick roads, though drivers should not use this as motivation to take corners too quickly or attempt to climb snow banks. It simply adds security to already safe driving. The good ground clearance does enable you to drive through deeper snow without getting stuck. It's a good vehicle for winter commuting and navigating dirt roads. Not to be forgotten is the need for good tires that are designed to handle that type of thing. According to www.motortrend.com, the 2003 model now sells for $6627. Over time vehicle owners are faced with the prospect of trading in the SUV or making repairs as needed. Radiator shops sell radiators and more. Those who are able to do their own repairs are at an advantage. Auto repair is typically expensive. Being able to purchase and replace items like radiators enables you to maintain a vehicle over time.