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I believe that was for the rear axle. I have a small leak up front.

Just hit 63K miles on my 2022 JTRD, and overall, the rig has been flawless—no issues aside from the fuel pump recall and a recent battery change, which is expected at this stage. I absolutely love this thing! Recently, I noticed a small axle seal leak, so I took the Jeep to the dealer. Turns...

63,000 - 2022 JTRD

LOL, gotta love the gas guys chiming in on a re-gear thread in the 3.0 diesel section—"Oh, I didn't know it was a diesel." Just hit 63K miles on my ’22 JTRD. Lifted it at 3K miles, originally on 38s, now running 37s. Still on stock gearing, but I do have a Pedal Monster. I live in Denver, so...

Clayton's diesel lift kits feature exceptionally high spring rates, which result in a noticeably harsh ride. No off-the-shelf shock is designed to effectively handle such stiff springs, and you'll find plenty of discussions online confirming how rough they can be. If you're looking for a...

It depends on the fuel you get, according to supplemental booklet, if I remember correctly. I’m in Denver, I’m told that we get a bit better diesel as compared to other parts of the country.

I just ordered some archoil off Amazon to try it. Meanwhile I’m finishing up my half empty bottle of Hot Shot Secrets with a performance dose. ($18, treats 200 gallons on a performance dose )

Archoil delivered great results indeed! Given that HSS has a standard and a performance dose that is 2x the standard dose, it begs the question how well would a performance dose would compare? Given the results they posted, assuming that a single dose was used for the test, a performance dose...

I do mine every other oil change, so about 15k miles. Just ticked 60k miles on my '22 JTRD.

The Motor oil geek collaborated and did a diesel fuel additive test video, pretty interesting results, thought I would share:

Awesome! I turned a few laps on the ol' nordschleife back in the day and also got to meet some cool people there ;)

I've experienced exactly that with my JTRD running a clayton overland lift kit paired with the Fox Performance Elite 2.5s. I've upgraded my steering & stabilizer, added rancho geo brackets and just recently even replaced the balljoints with TF HD set of uppers and lowers and I was still getting...

I added a set of Rancho brackets to my rig with the clayton 3.5 diesel lift kit, really helped the on-road manner. Wheeled plenty in Moab and Colorado, never an issue!

Thanks for chiming in. If you don't mind me asking, did the 4" Synergy springs give you a similar amount of lift as the Clayton 3.5" ? (presuming you have a diesel as well)

I have a 2022 JTRD equipped with a Clayton 3.5" lift kit paired with Fox Performance Elite 2.5 shocks. The Jeep is outfitted with several weight-adding accessories, including a steel front bumper, a winch with a synthetic line, rockhard sliders, an Alu-Cab canopy, and an ARB Elements fridge...

Selling a set of 5 Milestar Patagonia M/T02, in 38x13.50R17 4 tires have around 20k miles and are ~40% worn, the spare is brand new. No damage, patches, or repairs on the tires. Asking $1,250 for the set of 5, I'm located in the North Denver area.

I will be out of town labor day weekend and the weekend after. Otherwise, I have plenty of availability. I'm happy to meet with your Denver people and conclude the sale. First come first serve.

I can do $400, but I prefer cash & pick up in person.

Have a set of take-off OEM wheels off my 2022 JT Rubicon. Wheels were taken off at 3,500 miles. Asking $450 for the set of 4 wheels with the spare steelie. Located in Denver Area.

Precisely!