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I think you’re right on.

So what's more likely with a Jeep at 3500 miles?

So I was driving from Orlando to TN and got the death wobble out of Chattanooga toward Nashville. Was able to get to Murfreesboro Jeep who knew exactly what the issue was. Unfortunately they only had the replacement damper and not the bolt with extended head. They sent me to Franklin Jeep who...

so with taller tires you think it would improve?

Compared to the Overland the HA doesn't smooth out the bumps as well. I think its the extra weight of the tires. Don't get me wrong I'm very happy with the HA for highway driving but it doesn't take the bumps as well.

I had a 2020 Jeep Gladiator Overland and put 20k on it. I now have a 2022 Jeep Gladiator High Altitude. I love the look of the HA and the features but the Overland with the 18's is a much better choice for highway driving.

after reading some of these posts I think I realized that damper=stabilizer=damper haha. My Glad had no mods, other than bumpers and wench. I’m just hoping it doesn’t happen again with my new 2022. Interestingly enuff, I had to go to one Jeep dealer for the bolt and another for the damper but...

That is good information as the other threads suggest the fix could be short-lived. To be quite honest, I was super paranoid and even though the trip home was fine, when I got back I traded it for a Genesis GV70 . I put 250 miles on the Genesis and then drove it to the Jeep dealer and traded...

I had a 2020 Gladiator with 20k. Had driven from Orlando to Chattanooga uneventful. Next leg of trip was Chattanooga to Nashville. 10 min on the road and started getting this front end shudder. At first thought it was my imagination then hit another slightly uneven roadway and it reappeared...