PocketsEmptied
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So 35's and a lift? Still silly or could there be even more?It’d be silly for Jeep to just throw tires at it and call it a day…
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So 35's and a lift? Still silly or could there be even more?It’d be silly for Jeep to just throw tires at it and call it a day…
Back in 2018, I ordered my 2019 JLUR the first week of orders opening, I think it was the first of September that year. Jeep didn't get it to my dealership for delivery until January 2, 2019. Other Jeeps before this one received much quicker. Point is its a dice roll no matter what.Would you be willing to wait till January to actually get it from the dealership though?
Yes, "if" I go ahead and schedule my revision surgery. I would be down for a few months recovery anyways so might as well wait.Would you be willing to wait till January to actually get it from the dealership though?
My only fear with 2022 is a price increase, and with all the demand right now I would not be surprised if it was somewhat significant this time around.I don't mind waiting for MY 2022 if jeep is going to offer some decent upgrades over the 2021.
number of day in service department each year - Zerothe funniest ones are on Facebook.
40.4:
number of day in service department each year
number of miles before check engine light
number of loose fuses from factory
number of days waiting in D status / KZ status
etc.
Number of miles before the windshield cracks
Number of windshields you will need before its paid off.
These are funny
I don't mind waiting for MY 2022 if jeep is going to offer some decent upgrades over the 2021.
A - 35s are still the most popular tire upgrade for Wranglers (with 37s inching up for Rubicons). So most buyers can get it from the factory and not have to deal with the upgrade.Super dumb question. Why would factory 35"s be a big deal? Isn't it a simple swap out aftermarket? It's it just that you're not paying for a set of 33s you won't use?