Like I would step foot into a Jeep dealership ever again after my experience regarding TSBs and so on. I'll buy aftermarket from Napa auto parts before giving any money to a Jeep dealership. IMO, Stallentis is getting what they've got coming to them for not reigning in the dealership madness.
Oh lord! At least mine is billet silver. Most of the bees, in my case, come from either the bushes that are over-gowing into the local trails, or when riding between the many local cow pastures, the wind blows them across the road and into the jeep.
My 35" patagonias were super smooth for 40k miles. I sure hope it's just a balance issue on the 37"s pats. I am really liking the setup so far -- other than the odd feeling.
I got an alignment after, but honestly, even though several shops recommended this particular alignment place, I really didn't get the feeling they did much. They literally called me 30-60 minutes after I dropped it off and said they were done. Then charged me $350. So there's another thing I'm...
I did. There a a TON of weights on the wheels. I may just have to pay a different shop to do it again. I am going to try rotating the tire rear -> front and see if the problem moves. I just have to give my back a rest after moving out of my rental.
I installed a 2.5 inch lift on my 2 door rubicon. And at the same time did new wheels, 37" tires and a regear. But I am now chasing a slight surging feeling. It actually feels more like the rear of the jeep is going up and down. It starts at about 35mph and ends somewhere near 50mph. Then I get...
First, what's a threaded cap mount?
Second, Jeep dealers are scum. Plain and simple. Just search this forum and see there are probably hundreds of thread on this site for this exact reason. Jeep needs to get their shit together. Worst, they have the placating @JeepCares on this site say "sorry...
Ooops. Thanks for pointing that out. It's getting harder to find the 5 qt gas truck formula.
I just find the JL so easy to change the oil on that's why I always scratch my head when people pay for a shop/dealer to do it. Just need a step stool to get to the filter. No need for a jack or ramps...