I don't think the willy's gets the Fox shox.The Willys gets rubicon suspension doesn't it? I don't think it's a bad deal if you're not going to immediately upgrade your own tires anyways and I'm sure the wheels will look better than the stockers. Easily worth $900.
@12psi Always good to hear from you!
Correct and good luck getting proper all Terrains for $800.I don't think the willy's gets the Fox shox.
While they do play a bit of a game with the spec list, all the packages do that. For instance, I have at least two packages that add X or Y, but they don't discount those packages because another package has a given component already. The real test is whether you could get said option for less aftermarket. So far as the switches are concerned, from what i understand adding the factory switches is an expensive and difficult proposition. There are other after market options but you don't get the same integration like controlling the switch state from the display.
Im glad someone else realized this. I've been pricing out a build for a while now, and I realized that all the things I wanted had overlap.. But they sure don't discount! .. looking at you alternator.For instance, I have at least two packages that add X or Y, but they don't discount those packages because another package has a given component already.
650 amp battery standard across all levels for 2022 model year,2022 started the 700cca battery and 240 Amp alternator standard almost positive, atleast thats what my 22 sport with nothing but SXM added had. along with it keeps the same sport suspension, the only change is Aux switchs included on a sport (non-S) and you get 32" tires. Which may be KM2's like the willys, or even just KO2's, not enough details here.
It's meant to be a budget friendly option to the Gladiator, without having to spend the money with a Willy's or Willy's Sport trim. The upgraded suspension and tires are a big help with getting off road, and the upgraded battery, alternator, and aux switches are for the accessories that will be added. For a beginner or budget minded person, this package is a great option.
Bingo. It is also an appearance package. It isn't meant for the typical user here, just someone who buys a Sport with beefier tires and an off-road look. And besides, that's cheap for a set of AT's.Correct and good luck getting proper all Terrains for $800.
Wait....this 220 is new to me. I need to look at my stock alt. If it's indeed 220 then I doubt I need the 240 for the cooling fan....650 amp battery standard across all levels for 2022 model year,
700 amp battery is included with aux switches.
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180 amp alternator was standard on Sport, the 220 came with the premium audio group, and some other options, then the 240 with tow package, popular equipment package, etc. (and Texas Trail and Altitude models got the 240)
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PS - don't ya just love the code for the 180 amp alternator? LOL650 amp battery standard across all levels for 2022 model year,
700 amp battery is included with aux switches.
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180 amp alternator was standard on Sport, the 220 came with the premium audio group, and some other options, then the 240 with tow package, popular equipment package, etc. (and Texas Trail and Altitude models got the 240)
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Agree .... you'd think that Jeep would get it.... obviously not
Sure but these are wimpy 32s and you don’t get to sell the factory tires or keep them as backups.Correct and good luck getting proper all Terrains for $800.
A lot more than you think.Sure but these are wimpy 32s and you don’t get to sell the factory tires or keep them as backups.
What percentage of buyers do you think are swapping out new stock tires for 32” all terrains?
What about a 32” tire is whimpy? For $800 you get the aux switches and all terrains from the go - Jeep uses premium tire brands like Falken, BFG and GoodYear. Not everyone wants to lift and upsize in tire, some want something capable off the showroom floor 100% under warranty and not have to worry about it. That is a good value for what it is.Sure but these are wimpy 32s and you don’t get to sell the factory tires or keep them as backups.
What percentage of buyers do you think are swapping out new stock tires for 32” all terrains?
What I find ironic, actually funny at times, is how much better so many say a 33" tire is over a 32" tire..........What about a 32” tire is whimpy? For $800 you get the aux switches and all terrains from the go - Jeep uses premium tire brands like Falken, BFG and GoodYear. Not everyone wants to lift and upsize in tire, some want something capable off the showroom floor 100% under warranty and not have to worry about. That is a good value for what it is.
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To discredit your argument further, you could probably sell the tires for $800 to someone with something like a TJ or YJ who would love some 32’s and be able to buy your tires. Do you think people are crazy for 32” street tires?