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agreed, the top isn’t take apart so pics 100% would help folks offer ideas.

May want to consider a new track bar and checking the torque settings on the front suspension components. Upgrading from the factory track bar might fix your problem, a steering stabilizer generally doesn’t fix a death wobble, it just hides it.

You sound like you clearly have had many vehicles you’ve modified. Good luck out there.

Good reply, you really thought that through

Wrong, you interpreted everything I said, wrong. Rubicon is a trim model, nothing more. Performance comes in many factors, not what you assumed I meant. Ask most Rubicon owners why they modified their Rubicon if it is ‘baddest’ factory vehicle. If Jeep wanted to have a ‘performance’ program for...

Never said that and nope

That math isn’t mathing, the Rubicon is hardly a performance benchmark and it is a common model. The OP is talking about a performance variant, which the Rubicon is not.

No they don’t, but honestly why would they? The aftermarket is massive, Jeep couldn’t compete price wise - there would be no money in it.

I still think it is funny you openly lied “What tires are supposed to be on it?” — you: 35x12.5, knowing that was not right……..

It has been a prevalent issue for the entire JL lineup, do any search here (seriously, do a search). Jeep will fix it but it takes a very long time to have fixed generally. If you have it on all the doors, yikes, because that is probably a long time down to get fixed.

I love driving with no doors/roof, actually crossing the Chesapeake Bay Bridge is like going on a ride! Hahah.

Nope, never heard of it…. :) Yes as others said, check your batteries. :) And if you have an eTorque motor, you don’t have a second battery..it is just your main needing replaced.

No changing your own oil will not void any warranty, and as stated, if you’re a 2018 you don’t have a warranty.

No, changing your own oil does not void a warranty.

I got max care when I bought mine, 7years/75,000 miles….not sure why yours is 60k. As for what is covered…. COMPONENTS COVERED BY THE PLAN INCLUDE (BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO): GASOLINE ENGINE: Cylinder Block and all Internal Parts; Cylinder Head Assemblies; Timing Case, Timing Chain, Timing Belt...

More like what I got for me for the Jeep…I guess

and you chose the 4xE from a vehicle that you believe is built with too much electronic junk? You literally picked the one with the most junk :)

Have these exact tires in 37’s, no less crappy in the rain than my Wildpeak M/Ts were, much quieter, perfect on sand, had no issues in limited snow. Not certain what people complain about — maybe it is their driving :) In reality, its a good tire clearly from the massive amount of on par...

Nice to see a comparison done, thanks for writing this up. None of the new items move me to buy one but I really like the comparison. For me 1. don’t need power seats, 2. I think the screen looks like it was glued on from a laptop (prefer how the Ram integrates the screen) 3/4. I don’t have...

Any chance you can post a video of the issue?