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Actually, it's a real term: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/engineering/spectral-composition

I had reported (in a different thread) that I took my 2021 JT Mojave to the Jeep dealer service department because I was nearing the expiration of my 3/36 warranty and the suspension was creaking like an old truck that needed the underside lubed. Took it in Dec. 21st, and they looked her over...

Santa left a few items in my stocking: Door Sill Entry Guard Set, Front grab handles (mainly for my wife), and a replacement tailgate spoiler (mine was damaged by the previous owner). I've got less than a thousand miles remaining on my 3/36, and I'm still contemplating an extended warranty from...

I've used CarGurus to find my last 3 vehicles, including my 2021 JT Mojave.

My '21 JT Mojave has just under 35K miles, so I took it in for a FREE multi-point inspection (dealer offered a coupon online). I wanted to get a thorough checkup done prior to expiration of my 3/36 warranty. My only complaint (more curiosity than complaint) was a squeaking/clunking noise that...

Picked up my gently pre-owned (leased) 2021 JT Mojave in Sarge Green mid-October. Came loaded with the options I needed, and the lessee turned it in with an aftermarket front bumper & inexpensive winch. The radio antenna had also been replaced with a much shorter black one, and they added some...

My first Jeep drive/experience was around 2005 or 2006. I was out in Phoenix for some copter training and the rental car I had reserved was given to another customer. Yep, it happens. So they offered me a 2-door premium-priced Jeep at the economy car price. I'd find out later that the pump price...

With the exception of the rain gutter issue☔, and the MPGs⛽, I'm totally satisfied. The most satisfaction I've boasted about is a short-list consisting of the following: stands tall in curves/cornering ⤴(shocks/suspension); the cold weather group and remote start are awesome & work great...

If you're only occasionally hitting the trails, with no excessive rock crawlin', this video explains why 35" is plenty big:

Plenty of detail at the link that follows. However, I don't understand why the last model year listed is 2020, while the issue (leak) continues beyond that year. MOPAR/Jeep should issue a recall to address this issue? https://www.tsbsearch.com/Jeep/23-041-21-REV-A

For another 01:38:00, you can get 25% OFF everything @Underground Graphics ... I just snagged me some Patriotic flags for my Mojave fenders and rear window.

For another 01:55:00, you can get 25% OFF everything @Underground Graphics ... I just snagged me some Patriotic flags for my fenders and rear window. Thanks for the tip!

Excellent spreadsheet. Interesting that the Nitto Recon Grappler A/T in a 35/11.5R17 is taller (34.5) yet weighs less than (61) the M/T option Wildpeaks (32.8/61.3) that came on my Mojave. I've been eyeballin' the Toyo 35", but now I'm interested in lookin' closer at the lighter Nitto Recons for...

No lift nor wheel replacement needed with 35 inchers... Unless you're looking for extra clearance.

That link produces a page indicating this price: Kanati Mud Hog 37/50R17 124 Q Tire Now $224.00 You save $48.60 was $272.60 ???

I use CarGurus when looking for my new or used vehicles: https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inventorylisting/viewDetailsFilterViewInventoryListing.action?zip=27028&distance=50000&entitySelectingHelper.selectedEntity=d2021

I'm planning to go up to 35s when these stock 33s wear out. My goal is to use the stock 17x7.5" wheels that came on my Mojave, and not add a lift kit. Recalibration of the speedometer is understood. My reference material is here...

Still "in love"? Traded for a 2021 Mojave edition last month (10/16/2023). I'm "feeling" the Jeep LOVE so far, after a few hundred miles. Still cannot believe my wife is liking this truck as much - or more - than I am. When I mentioned getting another Harley - maybe a trike - for the grandkids...