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Does anyone know if the Rock Slider with Step Assist can be ordered for Rubicon on the Dealer Connect site? That option does not show on Jeep's build and price site for Rubicon but it does allow that step to be available for the Overland and Mojave models.

I would go with the factory Mopar Rock Slider with Step Assist.

The reviewer complained of on road steering---this 2020 model could have had the old aluminum steering box instead of the new black steel box.

Perhaps the eTorque system will be made available like on the Wranglers.

I read in another post that an insider said the 392 engine would be an additional $9500.00; since the Rubicon 392 has the same tires as all other Rubicon's, I am guessing the top speed will be limited to 97 mph.

Much better than using a leaf.

Keep the lighter for an emergency fire source if needed and use the ashtray for loose change; FCA should change the name of the Smokers Package to Emergency Fire Starter Package.

JL and JT both have front seat side airbags--neither has side curtain airbags.

Sign me up

The Overland North package is still not shown- on Gladiator build site--also not yet shown is new stand-alone all terrain tire option for Overland for an additional $174.00.

That is where the lighter goes when Smokers Group is ordered.

My last Jeep owners manual stated that oil change intervals should not exceed 10,000 miles or 12 months, whichever occurs first.

Your selling dealer can get 1200 additional miles added to your base and powertrain warranty---tell them you expect this and they can make it happen.

Only the Rubicon trim.

if 97 MPH is not fast enough, trade for a Sport or Overland---top speed for those trims is limited to 110 mph.

After my Army retirement I worked at a FCA dealership for 17 years and left that job in 2011; as of 2011, once a vehicle was scheduled for production, no changes of the original order were allowed; guess that is no longer the case if OP made changes after production began.

@TYJ, how is paved road ride on the Falken's ? Were there any problems running that size tire since the original tire size for the Overland is 255/70R18; when I get my Overland, I plan to install the Falken Wildpeak A/T, but was unsure about what size to install; thanks for any infor.

Looks good

This is my first post on this forum.