DWS44
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- First Name
- Dave
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- Rock Hill, SC (Charlotte, NC Area)
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- Toy Box: 2022 JLUR 392 + '17 C7 GS & '21 C8 Vettes
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- CAD/IT Manager (Civil/Airport Design)
That may be some of it, but it's certainly not all of it. I came from a JK, and also a former TJ owner, and the steering on my 2018 JL wanders a LOT more during interstate driving than either of my previous Jeeps. Just last week drove from Charlotte to Richmond and back on I85 reinforcing this. There are a lot of folks who came from JKs who've made similar comments about their JL's in the larger threads on the topic of loose/wandering steering. My wandering got a marginally better after replacing with aftermarket trackbar but that's about it. The stabilizer recall had no effect at all.I've owned three JKs, but I'm about to order my first JL. Is it possible that Jeep, in marketing to a broader group, have picked up first-timers who expect the Jeep to steer like their BMWs or Toyotas?
As for those hoping for a recall...check out how well FCA is doing these days with the clutch recall for the manual trans owners.
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