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I'm reposting my message from for the benefit of @JeepCares: <Weather> actually works about once a week in my 2024 Gladiator Rubicon. The rest of the time, I get the "unable to communicate with internal weather service" message. It's been that way for several months now. Once upon a time, it...

No technical issues with my '24 Rubicon. But a quick aside: I have rheumatoid arthritis (hands and back primarily), and the heated steering wheel and heated seat is an all-weather enabler for this driver!

Coffee. Definitely coffee.

Same here for Uconnect’s Weather app. Navigation is working fine. Been this way since October. Once a month or so, Weather startles me by working. But only once. @JeepCares, has anyone actually looked into this?

Has anyone tried the Roadmaster ExactCenter stabilizer? Curious: they make big claims, but I suspect the reality is a little short of the claims…

I'm towing a travel trailer with my 2024 Gladiator Rubicon. The trailer is 5000 lb dry; 6000 gross -- which I never approach -- and 550 tongue. I'm within the Gladiator's payload spec as well. CAT scale results seem reasonable (at least to me). I use a Fastway E2 weight distributing hitch with...

You're getting better performance than I am. <Weather> actually works about once a week in my 2024 Gladiator Rubicon. The rest of the time, I get the "unable to communicate with internal weather service" message. It's been that way for several months now. Once upon a time, it was working...

It’s NOT an air fryer. It’s a convection oven!

Time for a *really dumb* question. I used the 12 Vdc power plug on the dash to power my ham radio... until I sacrificed that for installation of the Mopar in-dash trailer brake controller -- thinking that I could use one of the in-cabin aux switches for the ham radio. But where can I find...

Bumper sticker from back in the 70's: Q: Why do the British drink beer warm? A: Because they have Lucas refrigerators!

I really enjoy my Rubicon, and (like most folks posting here) find that ingress/egress is easier than in a more "vertically challenged" vehicle. And that's after having both hips replaced and both knees replaced over the last few years. (I remain grateful that the hospitals back in Maryland...