Just moved to South Carolina.

[Alaskajeeper83]

Any good dealers for mods or ones you would stay away from. Any good off road groups to wheel with??

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[Moose843]

Where are you at in SC?

 

[Alaskajeeper83]

Summerville

 

[Moose843]

Summerville

Really? Me too. Knightsville. 1/2 way between Summerville high and Knightsville elementary.

 

[Alaskajeeper83]

Cool, is there a dealership or shop you have had experience with that you would recommend?

 

[Moose843]

Cool, is there a dealership or shop you have had experience with that you would recommend?

Hoover is where I bought my JT. They were pretty good. The service dept has been nothing but good to me.
I use Joe’s Truck on 78 for everything else.
And I get my tires from Bill’s Enterprises in Ridgeville.
I’m trying to get a jeep group started at church, in case you may be interested, but that’s going slow since I’m recovering from heart surgery.
Let me know if you want to hook up and we will do something

 

[Shibbyjeep]

Not sure about in the low country but I can suggest places and groups in the Upstate. Welcome to SC!

 

[Freddy D]

Not sure about in the low country but I can suggest places and groups in the Upstate. Welcome to SC!

Hey ShibbyJeep! I'm in Greenville too, just got a JTR a few weeks ago. Curious on your go-to spots and/or groups to run trails with around the update area! My son and I did Horsepasture Road two weeks ago and loved it, although I don't think most sedans would have had much trouble on that one!

 

[TheModernJeeper]

Cool, is there a dealership or shop you have had experience with that you would recommend?

Hoover is the dominant Jeep dealer in the area.

That being said there is a 4wp in Charleston i used to go to for quick parts. Honestly if you intend to wheel it. you should know how to install. Jeeps are one of the easiest to modify at home.

I used to live in summerville

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