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This is direct from the manual. The engine will run fine on 87. You may use higher octane fuel for higher performance applications such as towing or in hot weather.

I've owned both the 2019 JLUR 3.6L V6 NA and a 2023 JLUR 2.0L I4 T. I prefer the 2.0L Turbo

This is a lot of good information. Thank you for sharing. Does adding a catch can stop any of this from working? It appears, from the description, under boost the oil catch can will offer some additional protection.

Interesting. Where does it drain excess oil to?

I have the Mishimoto one and it's quality. I had one on my 3.6L and I pulled out a decent amount of oil. I liked the quality I also bought a Mishimoto one for my Mazda Miata and my new 2023 JL 2.0. https://www.mishimoto.com/jeep-wrangler-2018-20l-baffled-oil-catch-can.html

Yes if the nozzle is all the way in. I pull it out 1" and continue without any problems.

What engine do you have?

The tank appears to have a lot of wrinkles in it like it got hot and weakened.

0% ethanol gasoline is best.

Try the stock antenna for best reception. It is probably tuned for the length of wire to the head unit.

Possibly a few grains of sand, or silt, in the window trim?

I've owned both. A 2019 3.6L JLUR (sold) and a 2023 2.0L JLUR. I prefer my 2.0L. I run 87 octane in both.

My Mazda Miata got a lot of cracks and chips. 1. My Miata was super low and got hit by everything that was kicked up. 2. There is a lot of crap, rocks, debris, on the roads. More than I expected.

I'm saving this image.

I ordered a Gladiator grill too. Probably install it next week when I also cut my hood vents open.

I see nothing wrong with the front of your Jeep. I don't know why your Jeep is getting so hot other than, it's getting really hot and the heat coming off the asphlat and pavement is hot as heck. Then again, I don't know why your Jeep would be hotter than your wife's. Perhaps change the coolant...

Please post a picture of the front of your Jeep please.

I started with I started with them up high, but I then moved them low and love it. Way better.

I agree!

We have multiple vehicles. I change my oil in all of them every 5000 miles. So easy I don't have to put stickers or reminders up, I just change at 5, 10, 15, 20, 25k etc. No thinking or error involved. So simple I wish I thought of this sooner.