Vehicle model
Chrysler Voyager
The Chrysler Voyager is the more affordable version of the brand's family minivan, reusing the Pacifica's technical base with more accessible positioning and equipment. The Voyager name, rich in history at Chrysler, was reintroduced to distinguish the entry-level versions, often intended for fleets and budget-conscious utility or family use. It retains the three-row interior room, cabin modularity and operating reliability characteristic of the minivan format. Like the Pacifica, it is produced in Windsor, Ontario, which makes it well represented in the Quebec market. For tires and wheels, the Voyager shares the Pacifica's 5x127 mm bolt pattern and generally favors 17-inch wheels, with fitments of the 235/65R17 type. These more modest diameters are well suited to a set of winter tires, indispensable in Quebec for this often loaded family vehicle.
History
History of the Chrysler Voyager
The Chrysler Voyager is the more affordable version of the brand's family minivan, reusing the Pacifica's technical base with more accessible positioning and equipment. The Voyager name, rich in history at Chrysler, was reintroduced to distinguish the entry-level versions, often intended for fleets and budget-conscious utility or family use. It retains the three-row interior room, cabin modularity and operating reliability characteristic of the minivan format. Like the Pacifica, it is produced in Windsor, Ontario, which makes it well represented in the Quebec market. For tires and wheels, the Voyager shares the Pacifica's 5x127 mm bolt pattern and generally favors 17-inch wheels, with fitments of the 235/65R17 type. These more modest diameters are well suited to a set of winter tires, indispensable in Quebec for this often loaded family vehicle.
Technology
Technologies, engines and platforms
Technical base shared with the Pacifica: 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 engine and nine-speed automatic transmission, in a gasoline version. Three-row family configuration, equipment and trims oriented toward affordability and fleet use.
Tires and wheels
Tire and wheel compatibility
Les modèles Chrysler récents utilisent surtout des jantes de 17 à 20 pouces. La Pacifica adopte un entraxe de 5x127 mm (alésage central d'environ 71,5 mm), avec des montes typiques en 235/65R17, 235/60R18, 245/55R19 ou 245/50R20 selon la finition. La berline 300 utilisait un entraxe 5x115 mm, en 17 à 20 pouces. Au Québec, des pneus d'hiver de qualité sont essentiels pour ces véhicules lourds et familiaux, surtout pour les fourgonnettes souvent chargées; un second train de jantes de plus petit diamètre (17 ou 18 pouces) facilite l'usage hivernal. Vérifiez toujours l'entraxe et le déport propres à l'année et à la finition.
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