Yeah, I found it to be a bit of juggling act(never could figure out why). Got the one furthest away attached first and then just had to fiddle with it till I got the 2 others.
I am glad I got my '23 Mojave when I did with the discounts. 70k plus....it would be hard to rationalize that decision.
See? I am still looking for ammunition to rationalize the decision I already made, lol
Vehicle styling and appearance come into play only after consumers feel that these three basic needs have been met.
Pretty much all modern cars meet those basic needs depending on what your range of acceptance is. The JT won out for me because of looks......dang sure wasn't for price.
Just an observation, but how often do you really notice a Colorado, Canyon, Tacoma etc on the road?
Love it or hate it, it's hard to ignore a Gladiator. I kinda like that, which was a contributing factor to my purchase.
Guess I am a little outside the norm, I go with about 38 and they can warm up to about 42. No real reason, that's just what I do. KO2s 315/70r17 C range
My '23 Mojave listed at 67300, that was with Leather, LEDS, towing package, color hard top and fenders(so not fully loaded), the X version will be pushing 80K easy. With current discounts I got it for 53K, so now is the time if someone wants one at a somewhat reasonable price, minus the X.
I asked this question in the middle of another thread and didn't get much response. Has anyone done this project by just lifting one corner at a time instead of lifting the entire front or back end? I have done this project before lifting the whole end and it seemed to be harder than it needed...
Interesting how everyone has a different perspective on driving characteristics, I love mine specifically because it doesn't drive like a Golf. To me it is a delight every time I get in it, but I guess that's why they make different stuff to suit different tastes.