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Just mere curiosity but Jeep says the JL will ford 30" of water at 5mph. The rear axle breather is only about 25" high so how is 30" possible? Does the rear axle breather have a check valve in it to prevent water ingress? The rear axle breather is the horizontal hose to the upper right of the...

Just an FYI if anyone is looking for something to do July 21-22, there's a Jeep show in York PA. Walk in admission is only 5 dollars. Google Map: York Expo Center - York, PA

Like new 3 week old rained on once tire cover for JL, JLU. New $65, sell for $35 and I'll cover the shipping in the lower 48. (Hard to see but it has the rear camera access.)

Saturday we rode through a 10' wide x 20' long x 10" deep muddy water crossing. No way around and I figured no problem. Immediately after exiting we had a loud metal to metal screech. Screech, screech, screech. 7 times in 20 feet meant drive line and ruled out rocks on the brakes. I shifted from...

OK, this is a long shot but .... All five factory all terrain 245/75/17 Goodyear Wrangler Adventure Kevlar tires for $200 dollars anyone? These will be taken off next week with approx 1650 miles on them. I can assist in delivery within 100 miles of Gettysburg PA. Reason for sale, mounting...

Jeep front and rear splash guards, part numbers 82215332AB front and 82215333 rear. New $100, sell for $40 plus $10 shipping. Only on the Jeep for 3 weeks, like new. (Note: you will need new plastic rivets to install.)

Spare Tire Cover “Jeep”, Part Number: 82215434 $65 new, sell for $30 plus $5 shipping. (used two weeks, replaced with compass style cover)

Jeep Wheel Locks, Part Number: 82215711 $50 new, sell for $30 plus $5 shipping.

Premium Carpet Mats for JL 4 door, Part Number: 82215201AB $129 new, sell for $40 plus $10 shipping. Used one week, replaced with the slush mats.

Jeep Grab Handles, front left and right. Part Number: 82215730 $39.00 new, sell for $25.

There are similar threads on this but nothing I see as specific to my question. Does anyone use eTrex or a Montana, etc for off road GPS? I see these on dual sport bikes all the time and was just wondering if they show off road better than a "car" GPS.