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My cousins named our Mojave, Scout, because it looks ilke a military scouting vehicle; except when its clean and all the shiney granite crystal metal flakes come to life. Thats why I hardly wash Scout.

I agree with most of the responses, drive it stock for awhile. I'm 70 and previously wheeled 4x4s since the mid 1970s, but due to vision issues, i don't drive anymore. My wife drives (she started driving jeeps at age 12) and we both iove our 21 JTM with stock 33 Wild Peaks MT. The handling...

I disagree re crush cans and guaranted airbag deployment on deer impact. 21 JTM OEM front bumper received only minor damage after striking a white tail at 25 mph. No airbag deployment, and the collision avoidence system probably help to prevent worse damage. BTW, all systems go after collision.

In my area there is very little difference between DD dirt and trail dirt (pavement dirt almost as bad as trail dirt).

I wash our 21 Mojave maybe 3-4 times/year. Here in NW Montana it is very hard to keep a clean truck. It's either construction season, bug season, ice and road salt season or mud season. I need two to three weeks of a clear weather window and no visitors ( we like showing off our part of Big Sky...

I have a tr-fold WeatherTech cover on the 21 Mojave. Very little leakage in rain and snow; ez on and off but a little pricey. When traveling on dirt roads or off roading, a cover can't do much about dust in bed as most of dust is sucked up and in from below. I believe there are a few threads on...

Welcome. I'm a new member but long time lurker with JTM. Nice JT.

Get well quickly Bill. Your informative comments regarding the JT and Jeeps in general are a big reason I just joined JT Forum (been lurking since 2020).