How long did it take for you to find these?

[Free2roam]

Obviously I just found them the other day. But hell how many people actually drive with their hands at 3&9 on the wheel? Got my Glady 3/30 took me this long.

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[RobbertCole]

maybe 15 minutes?

 

[NotmyJt]

Day 1 but to be fair I’ve had multiple vehicles with that feature

 

[texanjeeper]

Haha I owned a Renegade before my Gladiator and they had the same buttons. One is for the volume, the right one I believe, and the left one is for flipping through radio or SXM stations, like a scan feature on a regular radio.

 

[Ogre_FL]

Having previously owned a Dodge......I found them right away.
I think it wasn't until I spent some time with the owners manual that I found them on the old dodge.

The worse part is always feeling for them in the non-Jeeps that we own.

 

[Free2roam]

First Jeep. First new vehicle in 26 years. A little behind the times in technology.

 

[SnazzGlad]

First day. Only because the dealership I purchased from did a good job showing me everything on the new ride.

 

[jorbasaurus]

Took me about a week - I’ve never had that feature on a previous vehicle either. To the folks whose dealers showed them all this stuff, well done. Mine didn’t even know how to install the mopar slush mats that they *require* as a part of their Rocky Mtn package .

 

[wchevron]

Took me a while. We bought a JLU for the kids and whenever I drove it I always said to myself... I wish there were buttons on the steering wheel for the radio. After I'd driven it a dozen times or so I mentioned it to my daughter and she pointed out the buttons to me.

 

[MPMB]

From the get go.

 

[Dawg Fan]

From the get go.

yea immediately

 

[Cheef16]

Had them on the GMC pick up that the JT replaced, so found them right away. The functionality is backwards, though. Why put the volume control on the wheel in that location when it is only a few inches from the volume knob? It's personal preference, I guess, but having volume on the door side of the steering wheel would be better than the current configuration.

 

[fun2drum]

I've known it was there, but I still just reach for the controls on the dash. Old habits die hard.

 

[aldo98229]

Chrysler introduced these controls 20 years ago.

If you owned a Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep or Ram before, chances are you are used to them.

 

[dfwxjer]

On the way out of the parking lot after buying it. That’s where my hands naturally go.

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