Who has 30K miles or more on their JL and hasn't had any problems?

[Down South]

We hear of all the problems with the JL's. Can we hear from the other side? Who has 30K miles or more on their JL and hasn't had any problems?

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[Nohair989]

'21 JLR 3.6 6mt. 33,500 flawless miles. Outside of needing another windshield replacement, no issues.

 

[Heimkehr]

I'm at 48K and change as I type this post. To date, my Wrangler has been flawless.

After the crapshow that was my 1995 YJ, the current ownership experience has been as good as I had hoped.

(You didn't ask, Sam, but my JLU is mechanically stock. Possibly this will affect the trend of the replies. Just a thought.)

 

[TheBirdie72]

This thread is just begging for people to jinx themselves.

 

[Beachcomber72]

Sadly I bought my 2022 High Tide in August of 2022 and I just hit 21,000 miles. And in those 7 months I’ve had zero issues. And also no issues with the dealership changing the oil at every 7k which I just finished the three freebies today.

Other than the roof rack and the fourMopar Jeep 5 inch pod lights I added to the Aux switch bank, the vehicle is completely stock and I’ve rotated all 5 tires at every 5k. Zero issues…

I know it’s not the 30k you’re trying to question but mines a keeper and I’m sure it will be the same at 35k.

 

[RubiBlueJLU]

So, I have a 2021 JLURD. Ordered it loaded up with al the bells and whistles. I just rolled over 35,000 miles on the ticker.
It has been flat towed to Florida and back and around a bit. 2100 miles total. I used it to tow a 6'x10' box trailer (set up for basic camping) from Mid-MO to Utah. 6725 mile round trip (started at 20,700 mileage). Spent a month and a half exploring National Parks there and Moab trails. Then back to Mid-MO with the trailer in tow.

Only issues I have had are:
Power Steering Pump started leaking at about 1840 miles. Warranty replacement. All good since.
Tire out of balance after 5-tire rotation at 29,500 miles. Balanced and all good.
Got a Drivetrain/Charging notice from Jeep APP. Checked out, software update, and all good.

No complaints. Drives great. Handles good on the twistys. Wheels fantastic.

I love it!

 

[LCW]

I'm at 29K - does that count? lol. For what it's worth it's a 2.0 JLUR. No issues to date. Bought it Feb 2022. Went to EJS last year bone stock. Going back in a week and half with 35s, slight lift, mopar steel front and winch.

 

[TheBirdie72]

My Jeep still hasn’t hit 13k miles yet after 21 months of ownership…So probably gonna be around $7k miles per year average…

So I’ll resurrect this thread from the dead in 2.5 more years so I can reply and jinx myself then.

 

[word302]

 

[dchemphill1]

Knocking on wood....2020 Rubicon 2.0t with 37K. Only issue has been Aux battery which was replaced under warranty and the new one did not last 9 months. So just removed it completely. Love travelling in it....we camp out of it....been to Western CO and Moab....headed to badlands and black hills this summer.

 

[jmccorm]

I wish I could say that I haven't had any problems, but I'm satisfied that I've had trivial and well-known problems, and under factory warranty. That's enough to keep me happy.

 

[JLUandCJ-7]

34,200 miles. Had the sunvisor issue. Other than that it has been a great experience.

 

[TheBirdie72]

“Raise your hand if you would like to jinx yourself.”

 

[derpderp01]

I had a belt start generator fail. Other then that no problems.

 

[word302]

“Raise your hand if you would like to jinx yourself.”

Meh, I do all my own wrenching so whatever.

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