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How true and not just the Aux Battery topic. if you are under warranty and have any electrical issues they can and will deny warranty claims for that instance and any going forward. I've been a victim of the electrical issue warranty denial and others have mentioned that too on this forum...

Yep they are crap and if you do a delete you chance getting warranty voided for anything electrical related. They did it to me and they've it to others Magnuson act be damned.

I have bars too

I feel your pain. My 2021 has been in the shop for over 70 days and has left me stranded 1000 miles from home for up to 10 days 4 times. 2 turbos replaced, lots of DEF issues, exhaust replaces from manifolds to and including CAT and plenty more issues. They keep fixing and throwing parts at...

I checked my Rubicon hood and it is aluminum. i have heard that there were some steel Rubi hoods out there probably used due to a temporary parts shortage.

Drove by a Phoenix area Jeep dealership today and their LCD sign out front was scrolling thru their Black Friday specials. 2023 Gladiator $15,000 discount. I've never seen one that big before and they probably only have one at that price to suck you in. Looked like they have a ton of JTs...

I didn't believe the commercial which is why I started to check out their claim. After all there are plenty of people here that have issues, some serious, as do I. My 21 JT is the worst POS Jeep I've ever owned. Dealer wants to claim off road damage to avoid warranty work when there is NO...

Yeah but the AEV snorkel is the ugliest one ever made other than home grown ones I've seen 😉

1700371131470.pngapa, post: 1215264, member: 25284"] You are speculating that those are long unsold - take a look around the local Ford and Chevy dealers here - lots of trucks. Would you call those unsold inventory? If you go back in a month and see the lot is still full - is that unsold...

Sport is steel. European Rubicons are steel, US models are aluminum. Go figure

Aluminum is more expensive than steel. They did it to save weight and to help MPG. The bad news is if you get it damaged, has to be replaced.

Saw a Jeep ad on TV for the Gladiator claiming it was the #1 mid-sized truck. I thought WOW can that be true with all the unsold inventory I've seen on lots then again the $10,000+ discounts maybe it's true. So i did few Google searches and it is far from the truth. In terms of trucks, its...

Thats the problem with polls, they can't be trusted. They were the same for GM but the approval votes only won by 3400 votes. Barely over 50%. Seeing how much they were making before the strike, how much they lost during the strike and what they ended up getting you have to wonder if it...

Well here is my Gladiator in the wild..Moab, Ut

Unless they have made some major changes in Optima batteries, your problems will continue. Optima used to be a great battery untile they moved their factories from the US to Mexico, I don't know if it is QC issues but they changed their warranty from 4 years to 2 yearsl My last two yellow...

Why 4.88 for 35s? thats over gearing, will help performace wise but MPG will take a hit. 4.56 is the usual gear ratio for 35s. Even the 35" tire package from Jeep has 4.56

It will in 2028 according to Jeep sources. Don't matter to me, dumping the JT next year an going to get a Rubi 4Xe to replace it.

I had my ARE with roof top tent for about 2 years. This March I got one of the new 4 Wheel Campers Project M campers and absolutely love it.

I know 4 others who have Jeep eco diesels, two with 37s and two with 35's like m and one who has a Ram1500 eco diesel running 37s The Ram outperforms all of us on MPG, no issues with de rating when towing and such. Can only talk about what I've experienced and what others I know have told...

So I now have 60k miles on my JTRD. When stock i got 26+ MPG. With current set up, 35" tires, camper, etc, I'm lucky to exceed 21 mpg highway at 65mph. 75mph is more like 14-15 mpg. I think these numbers are pretty much average in talking to other diesel owners.