AWD for 2021?

[ChadTx]

Anyone know if they will be offering a full time 4wd on the rubicons for 2021? If so what do y’all think of that for an option?

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[MarkY3130]

Anyone know if they will be offering a full time 4wd on the rubicons for 2021? If so what do y’all think of that for an option?

Find the 2021 order guide thread. Yes it is offered. It’s also being discussed quite a bit there

 

[Young04]

I think it's a good thing. I have an '18 JLUR and would seriously consider trading it in for a '21 if I didn't have to roll the FCA reliability dice again. My '18 has been fairly trouble free. If the law of average applies my next one will be an utter lemon.

 

[Goosed]

Trying to figure out the engineering on this - is it auto 4wd in 4 hi only then lockers in 4 lo only? Is the transfer case the only thing on standby for 4 wheel auto?

 

[MarkY3130]

Trying to figure out the engineering on this - is it auto 4wd in 4 hi only then lockers in 4 lo only? Is the transfer case the only thing on standby for 4 wheel auto?

It’s seriously being discussed quite a bit in the 2021 order guide thread.

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...ngler-unlimited-jlu-4-door-order-guide.52367/

 

[rubileon]

I have an "AWD" JLUR. I think the Rock Trac part-time transfercase is stronger. Also there's a difference in U joints vs CV joints. We don't tear up rocks like some of you guys do in the Jeep motherland so, seems to be fine.

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