Jacob387Ryan
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- First Name
- Jacob
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- Jan 18, 2020
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- Worcester, Ma
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- 2019 Wrangler Jl
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Hey guys!
First post here, I hope it's alright here if it should be in another section I apologize.
Anyways heres the deal, bought my JLU new in January and have been having a blast. After a few months of owning I damaged the rocker under driver door.. I learned to live with it and put some rubi rails over for the time being until I can afford a better set.
Well last night I finally mounted my 35s and went to test them on a quick trail. Its was dark and I didn't see a fallen tree on the passenger side. The tree trunk about 6" round was just below headlight height but after hitting it rode up the A pillar, hit B pillar, and smashed out small back window. Im sick to say the least. Initial thoughts were to go through my insurance and pay deductible since its fully insured. I'm mechanically inclined, but not much experience with body work. I just can't see myself being able to live with this damage on my brand new Jeep, even though it gets wheeled on a regular basis, I still want to keep it in good shape.. But what would you guys do?
Attached are pics
Thank you guys,
Jacob
First post here, I hope it's alright here if it should be in another section I apologize.
Anyways heres the deal, bought my JLU new in January and have been having a blast. After a few months of owning I damaged the rocker under driver door.. I learned to live with it and put some rubi rails over for the time being until I can afford a better set.
Well last night I finally mounted my 35s and went to test them on a quick trail. Its was dark and I didn't see a fallen tree on the passenger side. The tree trunk about 6" round was just below headlight height but after hitting it rode up the A pillar, hit B pillar, and smashed out small back window. Im sick to say the least. Initial thoughts were to go through my insurance and pay deductible since its fully insured. I'm mechanically inclined, but not much experience with body work. I just can't see myself being able to live with this damage on my brand new Jeep, even though it gets wheeled on a regular basis, I still want to keep it in good shape.. But what would you guys do?
Attached are pics
Thank you guys,
Jacob
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