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I went to a neighborhood Fourth of July Parade with one of the clubs.

It depends; do you want to go fast, or go anywhere?

I was a quarter mile down the trail in my Jeep, when I saw the X3 with it's suspension parts all over the ground..

I ran Peters Mill Run, listed as 2-4, with a bone stock Overland, including street tires. Aired down a bit and had no problems though there was no mud.

Gives me a place to hang the trail tags

2021 Overland (gas), 30k miles; pavement princess with a couple trips to soft roads. The only issue has been the driver's window got bound up in the wire harness after dealer installed the proximity locks.

For us, it's perfect. We don't have a trailer to tow but we can load up crap for the landfill, bring home larger items from the big box store, and go play in the dirt if we want.

I went with Safelite and they put in a MOPAR windshield. Insurance covered it (small deductible).

Optional "Duck Rated" badge.

Test before you go, I suppose.

I had them added to my 2021 (I didn't want to mess around inside the door panel).

I got my license a while back when it was still $70 (still less than two cents per day).

Maybe the company that is making the switches only does 30-amp and higher. I suspect the cost difference between 30-amp and something closer to 16 amps is minimal. As far as lights being over the switch rating, consider a relay: switch activates relay (minimal load) while relay activates...

I have the Bolt. The only issue I had was setting the rivets - I couldn't do it with a hand riveter. I ended up having a shop do that part.

I joined a couple weeks ago, from driving on the Capitol Beltway. Safelite just left and put in OEM glass.

I got mine yesterday. Waiting for the dealer's recall coordinator to confirm tomorrow for the appointment. I haven't had any symptoms.

I guess I was lucky. It took 14 months for me to join the club.

How I'm leaning: "It's Slinky, it's Slinky, for fun it's a wonderful toy; It's Slinky, it's Slinky it's fun for a girl or a boy"

Those who have a Jeep and those who wish they had a Jeep.