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Never even tried pressing mine, I've had mine since 7/19. Does one need some sort of subscription service for them to even work? I've always been kind of afraid to even try, press it and have the PoPo and/or an ambulance show up, and I get in trouble for making a false call.

IMHO, the years to definitely avoid are the 2020 and 2021s. NOT the 2020s built before COVID. The 'COVID' years Gladiators suffered a lot of issues because the quality control departments for parts and even finished products were severely diminished and a lot of defective parts and such got...

I tow a 27', 5,100 lb. (with all we want or need) travel trailer. Factory says tongue is 425 lbs but, with all in the front pass through, I'm guessing it's more like 525 lbs. Still under limits. It's a 2021 Sonic SN220VRB. I have the Overland package with tow package (ordered 5/19, delivered...

I have found that your lane position can cause trailer sway...especially if the highway hasn't been resurfaced in a long time. Tractor trailers put depressions in the lanes from their sheer weight, over time, basically ruts in the lanes. Your trailer wants to fall into these 'ruts' while your...

Spring, putting in my SunRunner top. Summer towing my trailer to Cooperstown, NY to see the baseball Hall of fame, then to Ticonderoga, NY to see Ft. Ticonderoga then the Star Trek original series full sets museum.

I had that issue in my '95 XJ Sport. Bought it used in late '96. Drove all that winter (Boston area). That April, it got hot out and I came out from work one day, got in, and was assaulted by a very moldy smell. Turned on the AC and, once the humidity inside dropped, the smell abated. I cleaned...

OMG...THEY KILLED KENNY...Those BASTARDS...

I'd post a pic of my wife but, with youse clowns... 🤔 🤔 🤔 :CWL: :CWL: :CWL: :CWL: :CWL:

I was ready for spring back last June 21st :CWL::CWL::CWL::CWL::CWL:

You don't want water to invade your Jeep. I had a '95 XJ Sport that had a bad weld in the right rear fender to the body. All that winter, water, salt, and sand got into a wheel well behind the cargo area panel. Come that following April, one day, it was hot, and after work, I came out and got...

It's the old GIGO situation...GIGO = Garbage In, Garbage Out.

Yes, reprogramming after changing gears or even tire size is necessary. The computer has pre-programmed fuel curves as well as timing curves for stock gears and tire sizes. Change tires and gears and performance will definitely suffer. I had a '96 RAM 4x4 Extracab with the 5.2L V-8, and tow...

And...today it's back working just fine. Next time it goes out, prolly replace it.

So, yesterday it was working perfectly. Today, nothing. It didn't work at all when putting into reverse, and even trying to invoke it using the 'Off Road Pages' function. It did work for about ten seconds trying it in reverse, then nothing. Guessing I need to replace the camera? How easy (or...

I have mine from when I got delivery (ordered 5/19) of mine in 7/19. I still remember everything I got on her when I ordered her.

Just looked at my odometer today whilst I was oot and aboot running errands and saw that I JUST turned over 49,000 miles. Overland, ordered 5/19, delivered 7/19. Oh the joys of being retired, in that I don't have to drive an hour plus each way for work. I remember one year I put over 50K on my...

Just broken in :rock::rock::rock:

I'm in the habit of the first button I hit after start up is the auto start/stop cancel button so I really don't even think about it any more. The second button hit is the butt toaster...my favorite feature on my Overland.

I had the 4.7L V-8 in my '02 Grand Cherokee SE. Good engine but, the reason I had to get rid of that vehicle (traded it in on an '08 GC Overland with the Hemi in 2015) was because the fan was going bad and couldn't get parts for it...not only from a bone yard because others were scavenging them...

I've had my Overland since 7/19 and I really don't notice it. I did at first and just relocated my leg to avoid it but now, probably just automatically put my leg in that place where the strap doesn't hit it, or I simply just don't notice it any more.