'24MY Willys gears?

[R4D4R]

Ive seen differing responses on the stock gears on the 24 Willys. The order guides and jeep.com say same as the Sport at 3.45, but Ive seen some window stickers of new ones on the lot say 4.10. Which is it? Is there some option to get the 4.10 on the Willys that I dont know about?

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[JeepWillys64]

Ive seen differing responses on the stock gears on the 24 Willys. The order guides and jeep.com say same as the Sport at 3.45, but Ive seen some window stickers of new ones on the lot say 4.10. Which is it? Is there some option to get the 4.10 on the Willys that I dont know about?

The Jeep website says 3.45, but my order sheet says 4.10.
Might be because of the 33's but I am not sure.

 

[R4D4R]

In doing some more research, I did a search through jeep.com on all Willys on lots and the first several that I found with stickers, all said equipped with the 4.10 and none with anything else. It appears as though this is the standard configurations, or, if not, the order guide and jeep.com builder is incorrect. lets hope its the former.

 

[California Pete]

Further confirmation that the 2024 Willys comes standard with the 4.10 gearing can be found on the spec sheet included with the official Stellantis press kit.
https://media.stellantisnorthamerica.com/newsrelease.do?id=24889&mid=4
See the bottom of page 5 of the linked Specifications document.

This same document (on page 12) appears to confirm details about the new-and-improved Rubicon tow rating. Only the two base engines with automatic transmission and standard gearing and 33-inch tires get the 5000-pound rating. Rubicons with manual transmission, the 392, 4.88 gearing, and/or the X35 package still are all rated at only 3500 pounds. A separate press kit for the 4xe confirms that it, too, is tow-rated at 3500 pounds. I do not know what this means in practice, or if ratings could be increased in the future, but those appear to be the official specs for now.

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