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I was waiting for someone to bring this up! Thank you. The Hurricane is what I am looking forward to! Not a 4xe. ?

And guess what the vehicle was? A Gladiator Mojave. Watch your backs out there.

With that said, there was room for improvement in the training dept.

Not really. As an ASE certified tech for thirty years (retired), I have seen it ALL. From no oil in engines (and those vehicles coming back on a flatbed with a seized engine) to many vehicles coming off hoists due to the lift pads placed incorrectly on vehicle. One fell from the highest position...

Tech? I am doubting an actual technician did the oil change in the first place. Most dealers have an "express" or "quick" lube bay completely separate from where the certified techs perform service work. My dealer is no exception. I was watching that area once when I was there waiting for a...

Welcome to the Jeep world! Cherry looking ride if I say so myself! ?

Ordered and received my Trac Tire Jack tool. Very well-made, heavy-duty tool. Did two tire rotations over the weekend. After the first one, I knew that it was worth the money to me. Made things so much easier and a REAL back saver with my 33's!

Oh, I still work every day. Just not in the "field" any longer. Sitting still makes me crazy!

Thank you for your insight. As a retired ASE tech, it is refreshing to hear current dealership policies.

I ordered my 2022 in February right after the Jan. price increase and came in at $59,200 MSRP. I built a 2023 on Jeep.com exactly the same way and came up at $1,000 higher. Considering the rate of inflation, I expected more.

285/70R17 KO2's on mine. Stayed with the stock 33" Mojave size.

That sounds unpleasant. :(

If your JT was built before 6/21 you have the first design TPMS. Keep that in mind whatever way you decide to go! :)

Full tilt fill-up until it kicks off for me. Not a drop to be seen.

I installed a pigtail from the battery to the grill. Fast and easy.

I will keep it simple. The Recon is not a terrible looking vehicle, but I will never own one. I will continue to support the internal combustion engine as long as I possibly can. Nothing to debate.

Agreed. I love my Mojave but at times I do miss the 2020 Laramie that I traded. The Hemi being one of those things. However, it's crazy to get SO much attention with my JT (not to mention the sheer fun of driving it). I grin every time I get in it at the start of my day. I never got that...

Hooray!! I resisted to take the link click bait! I am proud of myself. :clap:

Probably still living with the concrete power in every nook and cranny as well! How fitting for a Del Sol.