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All depends on the type of trip or the weather. If it’s nice out, and I’m gonna stay in place for a few days, tent it. Bad weather, or a place with high animal activity I want to be in the Jeep. It’s perfect for me and my 80 pound dog. When I do sleep in the jeep, Reflectix on the windows have...

Got it back after 3.5 days. I really do hate service departments, looks like I need to invest in a good code reader to decipher this computer on wheels. Annoyed to say the least that they damaged my harness during removal of the actuator. They did repair it, but would it be unreasonable to...

Add me and my buddy to the long list of Jeeps affected by this. Both vehicles were built within 3 weeks of each other in 2020, and are ‘21 models. He has 20,000 kms on his, mine has 47,000 kms. The light doesn’t stay on, rather cycles on/off repeatedly while on uneven ground. It doesn’t stay...

Stainless steel French press. Worth the extra space, everyone loves it when I bring them a coffee in the morning.

hilltop camping with a view

19 months, 42,000 kms and not a single ding. Had some hard hits that I thought for sure we’re gonna crack it. I probably shouldn’t have said anything, as I probably jinxed myself

21 3.6 Etorque, 4.10 gears, 75 pound 35x12.5 tires, 30 pound aftermarket wheels, Mopar lift, Mopar steel bumpers, hardtop , winch, steel sliders. I get around 14-16 MPG

It absolutely is easy to camp solo with your jeep. A good foam pad or air mattress, and store your stuff under the jeep while you sleep. I love it, and have the best sleep

I’m always comfy with my jeep, all I need is a dry space and I sleep in the back

$2.39 a LITRE in BC, Canada. Costs almost $140 to fill my tank now

Wrap it in something loud and obnoxious and they won’t want to drive it. Hubby hates my jeep, so I get it all to myself

I got the rear Center seatbelt buckle jammed between something down there. Had to fold down the seat to get to something in the back. Forced the seat downwards because I couldn’t figure out why it wasn’t letting me fold it down, and completely squished my Center seatbelt buckle. It’s gonna be...

I have many different setups, depending on what type of trip I do. Pop up shelter that becomes kitchen/dry gear storage space. one bin that has backpacking cooking gear, utensils, hygiene needs, lighting, fuel/oil for the chainsaw. Chainsaw/axe always comes with me. Then one bag of clothes...

Condensation is going to happen, even if you crack a window. I set up the temp control to be on recirculating/AC/heat to help dry out the air, and keep a cloth handy for wiping the inside of the windows.

Stainless steel insulated French press. Keeps the coffee hot, and doesn’t taste burnt like a percolated coffee does

I’ve been researching brakes lately because I need to do mine. Found some interesting things. Sport models are BRY, Willys/Sahara/Rubicon are BR6. High altitude models like yours are a BR5 brake code.

I’ve done camping in snow this winter. I sleep in the jeep with a foam mattress, a very thick sleeping bag, fuzzy blanket as a liner, toque, and well dressed for bed. Yes, my sleeping gear is bulky, but a good nights sleep is worth every inch of space. I’ll also cheat a little and run the remote...

I’ve gone down this road with my local dealerships, even going as far as talking to the service tech. THEIR tech manuals state 5.8 quarts for a fill, yet our owners manual states 5 quarts. They follow their books blindly no matter what they say.