Yes, FCA can do whatever they like in the the US according to US regulations.
However, in Canada it is FCC and they must follow Transport Canada Regulations.
In this case I do trust the dealer. The sales manager I dealt with has a 2020 Wrangler with larger than factory tires and referred me to...
My one and only experience with ACC is negative. Yes it was annoying to be constantly slowing due to other drivers cutting in too close when passing and changing lanes back in front of me. However, the 2015 VW Touareg I had needed an alignment after 1500 kms. Took it to the dealer and after a...
Interesting tidbit here on dealers flashing for tire size corrections in Canada. It is forbidden by transport Canada according to my dealer when I asked for it!
Picked up my Overland HA diesel on Thursday. Love the Snazzberry! has to be seen in person. Pics do no justice. Changed the tires on Friday and now it looks like a Jeep.
That’s what I understood as well. I was also attempting to figure out why the Overland was not offering Select Trac with the M210/220 axles and LSD. ShadowsPapa seemed to think it wa an option on the 2021 but my dealer said no.
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Well my 2021 was built in Dec and it wasn’t available then either according to the dealer. I asked for it but no dice. Strange that because I’m with you - if a reasonable conversion was available I’d hammer that.
Yes to that. Several times on dealer servicing my 4 tires were pumped up to the max 44 psi even though the door sticker indicated 38 rear, 34 front On a GC. I always ran all 4 at 36.
True, however I have no intention of rock crawling or dune racing. Just good old forestry roads and mountain trails. I can though safely take them down to just under 30 without damage if I have to according to the tire dealer. They run at 40 normally, after a short highway trip today I will...