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Changed out front brake pads at 65k miles on my 2020.

Any Ford Pinto will roast your marshmallows….

I’ll stick to turning it off every time I get in my Jeep. I see no difference after letting it do its “stop start” thing for 4 years 😆

My first and only Jeep has been absolutely awesome fun and reliable transportation for over 5 years and 62,000 miles. LOVE IT!

60k miles and still going strong. Replaced the main and aux battery and tires… that’s it. Love this Jeep!!

I knew this was coming…. I just kissed my 2020 manual Rubi. It’s served me well for 56k miles.

Still loving my manual 2020 JTR! Took deliver 12/2019 and have accumulated 56k basically trouble free miles. All that failed on me was a sun visor which JEEP replaced under warranty. Still running my original batteries too.

I know this thread is old, but this rain-x issue happened to me. It left a gooey coating in my windshield washer tank and on the sensor causing a low washer fluid warning. Here’s how I fixed it by only popping the hood and flipping open the washer fluid cap. 1) Pumped out all the washer fluid...

“As Drago said in Rocky V “If Gladiator dies, it dies.” I got mine.

The most interesting thing in this chart to me is 2 new Dodge Vipers sold in the 4th quarter of 2023. As far as sales go, this is all a "snap shot in time" at this point. Stay tuned.

My 2020 manual JTR has been flawless for 4+ years and 50,000 miles besides a replaced drivers side sun visor. And that was replaced under warranty. Been on 37’s with heavy rock rails the entire time on stock suspension.

I am keeping my manual 2020, it's not going anywhere. It has been a reliable workhorse for 45000 + miles and gives me lots of pleasure when it's not doing that. I will add another workhorse when the time comes.

42k miles on my 2020 Gladiator with zero issues on the 3.6 or anything else, except for a drivers sun visor replaced under warranty. This is my first Jeep and I am a happy camper so far.

Getting mud terrains is my only regret. Totally not necessary for the way I use my Jeep. Wore them out at 30k and replaced with all terrains. I am 100% satisfied with this change.

Over 36,000 miles on my 2020 6 speed Rubicon with 37's/17 inch Centerforce rims (since new) Heavy rock sliders (for 30K miles) Steel OEM front bumper with Warn grill guard (since new) I didn't change any gearing or suspension parts..."nada". Everything else is stock except for a rubber...

I wont be the test mule for this Hurricane...I'll be watching.

I have had my 2020 JTR Manual since Dec 2019. 30k miles, ZERO issues but a replacement drivers side sun visor under warranty. I LOVE this Truck!!

Reverse is fine. I haven't attached a trailer so I cant speak to that.

37's on my 2020 6 speed Gladiator Rubicon, 27,000 miles with zero regrets.