The "No Complaints" Thread

[Freebooter]

33k Love it! Had a 5th tire that did not work.............the dealer actually put a TPMS on the spare at no charge! Everything worked! Great service!

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[Echo 6]

2021 JTR, Pentastar V6. 30K miles with only 1 hiccup: A faulty cruise control switch. Replaced under warranty about a week ago. That is within a hair's distance of my 2011 Honda Pilot for reliability (0 defects at 30K, way back when...), and far-and-away better than my 2 GMC experiences. By 30K, both our 2002 Envoy and 2009 Acadia had both been back to the dealership 6 times each for various recalls/mechanical/electrical issues.

 

[Chilli]

My 2020 Rubicon has been to the Moon & returned.
Re-entry did get a bit warm. Wiper blades melted away.
Good thing it is a real pick up, extra fuel was needed.
The neat tan Rubicon seats are wonderful on long rides.

Now I understand the term, '' it's a Jeep thing ''

 

[Pioneer7]

I got 99 problems but my Jeep aint one.

 

[Dan in Pasadena]

2020 JTR bought used with 15,000 miles in July 2021. Now has 40,000. Not a single problem of any kind. Just swapped out the factory tires for BFG KO2's but originals could have gone another couple thousand. While the wheels were off I saw the front brake pads still have life left - pretty amazing.

I've had a 2002 Dodge 1500 Ram 4x4, a new 2008 Chevy 3500 LTZ crew dually 4x4 (burned to the ground) and a 2014 GMC 2500 crew Denali. All were excellent vehicles. I sorta miss a full size truck but have no honest complaint about the Jeep other than it's not a full size truck but I knew that going in

 

[FLGladiator]

Been good with a few small issues. Steering box, rear main seal that I didn't even know about, they just scheduled it during an oil change, leaky rear window and android auto but it was the apple cable. 15k miles 2020 small lift, upgraded shocks. Been awesome, still enjoy driving this beast.

 

[MrJeep]

Yup, as much as people moan about FCA products, I can't complain.
2020, 33k miles. Steering recall, lubed some squeaky bushings and tightened some front suspension bolts. Other than that, gas and oil. Seen mild off roading and some towing.

 

[Gvsukids]

While the wheels were off I saw the front brake pads still have life left - pretty amazing.

Lucky you. My first set lasted 40k and my current set of pads might make it a year.

 

[MJRSC]

I am afraid to post...

2022 Mojave and I love this truck more than 99% of the vehicles I've owned, and it's been a long list. I am a notorious every 1-2 year change my mind and swap the car/truck out and this one I am in love with. (To be fair, I loved my TJ too back in the day.)

9,000mi, Carolinas to Florida, western NC mountains, kids abuse, truck is doing great. Tazer, Banks throttle controller, lift with geo brackets and trackbar.... it's not stock but not heavily modified and it's "tighter" than most cars I've owned by a mile. I know people knock the build quality, but I cannot disagree more. Compare this to say Land Rover and I'm sorry, the Jeep products are better.

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