Is that Mikey’s hot tub? I was up there this summer but it poured and I couldn’t even see where I was going, so I never had a chance to drive in one.In Moab at car wash hot tub.
Nope, it was the “Car wash hot tub”. If you zoom into the first pic you can read the spray paint name on the rock on the right side. Spray painted in orange letters.
I like Dicke bell and the Daniel trail in Uwharrie.On Dickie Bell. Earlier in the day I crossed left to right on Daniel and damn near flipped.
hi, what wheel are those?Not as impressive as some others but the Jeep survived this silt or whatever made up that mud…
Had to be pulled out by a Ford(at least it was a Raptor
)…
Pretty sure I’ve still been clearing out mud from there three months later.
A completely unrelated question, what bumper are you running with?So another thread got me thinking about how reliable Jeeps are. I don't think any other vehicle gets treated like a Jeep Wrangler gets treated and if they do, they do not hold up as well, are not as dependable nor do they hold their value like the Jeep wrangler. After all I have never heard the owner of a newer Honda Civic say, hand me a grinder, and a can of flat black spray paint. The Honda is never driven down a trail that is 50 miles of rocks and mud and then drove across country.
So post up some pics of things that you have done with your Jeep Wrangler that the normal vehicles that are considered dependable and long lasting would not stand up to.
Mudding
The interior flooded from being stuck. This would probably total most vehicles that we consider as the best for dependability. Yet a Jeep, you pull the plug and keep wheeling for the weekend.
The frame and suspension being flexed to its max thousands of times.
Thousands of water crossing.
many miles of this
Then still pull a camper home like this.
Getting ready to roll 55,000 miles. Just the oversize tires would eat the life out out all the vehicles that are raved as being well built and reliable before they did 10% of the things that a wrangler is subject to over its life.
So show off your Jeep getting it done where other vehicles just don't.
I am running Ace Engineering bumpers on the rear. I just pulled off the Roam front bumper and put an Ace Engineering bumper on...... Why, the Roam would not fit the new Warn 12,0000 Winch, so I ordered an Ace for the front also. This way I gained back my fog lights.
This post makes me smile from the inside out.Two weeks into ownership.
Great thread! FCA's multi-million $$$ advertising doesn't even come close!So another thread got me thinking about how reliable Jeeps are. I don't think any other vehicle gets treated like a Jeep Wrangler gets treated and if they do, they do not hold up as well, are not as dependable nor do they hold their value like the Jeep wrangler. After all I have never heard the owner of a newer Honda Civic say, hand me a grinder, and a can of flat black spray paint. The Honda is never driven down a trail that is 50 miles of rocks and mud and then drove across country.
So post up some pics of things that you have done with your Jeep Wrangler that the normal vehicles that are considered dependable and long lasting would not stand up to.
Mudding
The interior flooded from being stuck. This would probably total most vehicles that we consider as the best for dependability. Yet a Jeep, you pull the plug and keep wheeling for the weekend.
The frame and suspension being flexed to its max thousands of times.
Thousands of water crossing.
many miles of this
Then still pull a camper home like this.
Getting ready to roll 55,000 miles. Just the oversize tires would eat the life out out all the vehicles that are raved as being well built and reliable before they did 10% of the things that a wrangler is subject to over its life.
So show off your Jeep getting it done where other vehicles just don't.
Looks like major surgery, I hope your Jeep has medical insurance. LOL or is that elective surgery and all out of pocket cost?My Jeep survived this……..
