Introductions & Welcome Thread 👋

[Br4hm4]

My last venture in to the Jeep world was a 2020Jeep Gladiator Overland. And I liked it a lot. Didn't love it. I always kept thinking that I would have loved a Wrangler. Whelp, on Friday, I pulled the trigger and picked up a 2024 4xe...and yep! I just enjoy driving it more than I ever enjoyed driving the Gladiator.

Just wanted to say hi and wave.

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[Grateful1]

My last venture in to the Jeep world was a 2020Jeep Gladiator Overland. And I liked it a lot. Didn't love it. I always kept thinking that I would have loved a Wrangler. Whelp, on Friday, I pulled the trigger and picked up a 2024 4xe...and yep! I just enjoy driving it more than I ever enjoyed driving the Gladiator.

Just wanted to say hi and wave.

It helps to have more than one thing bring you happiness. Driving the Jeeps makes memories and smiles, mile after mile.

 

[NULL POINTER]

checking in from Guntersville, AL

Just got back from spending almost 2 weeks in Guntersville. Wonderful area, my sister lives there. JL looks good with the half doors. Black JTR made the trip up and back no problem. Spent a lot of time at the dam taking photographs. (I used to own 2018 JLUR 6 spd, traded it on the Gladiator)

 

[USFireman]

New Jeep owner checking in from New Mexico. I took the leap on Friday and purchased a 2024 JLU Rubicon. Put a few miles on it over the Memorial Day weekend and really enjoying it so far! Looking forward to getting out there and doing a little off-roading soon.

 

[Grateful1]

Post your 80th Anniversary. Are you trading or keeping?

 

[MCMXLI]

New member and first-time Wrangler owner checking in. Picked up this new 2024 Rubicon in Sarge Green with V6, AT, power sky top and all-weather floor mats. That's it for options.

Had been looking for a Willys with sky top but found this instead for an outstanding price and went for it.

 

[Hiker]

My first jeep, a 2024 Jeep Rubicon X in Sarge Green, 4 door, 3.6 liter, auto, very comfortably optioned. It is my daily driver and just exploring around. My other truck is too large for exploring some places.

Restraining myself from buying lots of accessories and modifications but my list, so far, is better floor mats, limb risers, internal storage organizers, step/rock slider combination, and additional lighting.

 

[WILLY24]

Picked up my first ever Jeep a couple weeks ago. Loving it so far! Looking to hit some trails this weekend. Got a heck of a deal on this guy and have done all kinds of little things already. A buddy that owns a JT told me to be careful in the Jeep mods vortex... He was right...! SO much available. Treading cautiously

 

[Trails]

Hi all. We are new to this site. We currently have a Ram 2500 Cummins Quad Cab, and have done some easy stuff with it. Nothing much more difficult than dirt / gravel roads. We would like to do more, and are starting to look for our first Jeep. From reading these forums for the past couple weeks, we are leaning toward a JLU Rubicon. We have seen some nice rigs, and considering various options. A big requirement will be NO leather seats, as they get waaayy too hot down here in FL. Curious if the new Rubicon X can be done without leather, in favor of cloth.

 

[Taco2Rubi]

Just picked her up yesterday and went straight to the tint shop. Had about a 5mo wait but couldn’t be happier absolutely love the HV color

 

[WILLY24]

Just picked her up yesterday and went straight to the tint shop. Had about a 5mo wait but couldn’t be happier absolutely love the HV color

Got mine tinted the day after I bought it! Looks great!

 

[Grateful1]

Picked up my first ever Jeep a couple weeks ago. Loving it so far! Looking to hit some trails this weekend. Got a heck of a deal on this guy and have done all kinds of little things already. A buddy that owns a JT told me to be careful in the Jeep mods vortex... He was right...! SO much available. Treading cautiously

Take some time to spend with it first. Get to know the stock version of your Jeep. You will never have that feeling again with this one. After a couple of months or research and drooling over all the dumb shit out there, then start that journey. Have a path but also be open to the different looks out there. Avoid going from stock to 40's. Enjoy it at the different stages of your Jeep's life.

 

[WILLY24]

Take some time to spend with it first. Get to know the stock version of your Jeep. You will never have that feeling again with this one. After a couple of months or research and drooling over all the dumb shit out there, then start that journey. Have a path but also be open to the different looks out there. Avoid going from stock to 40's. Enjoy it at the different stages of your Jeep's life.

Thanks for that, I did gather some "necessary" things already but not looking to change too much about it so far in regards to it's tires, performance etc.. it came with 4:10 gears. Not really looking to go to crazy off-road wise. Will test it but nothing outside of what I'm comfortable with. I'll have a better idea of what it's capable of very soon. It came with 33's and they seem more than capable for the trails I'll be riding, but we'll see.

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