joeyjoejoe285
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- First Name
- Joe
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- Oct 24, 2017
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- Brooklyn, NY
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- JLU Sahara - Granite Crystal Metallic
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My guess is the suspension compressed enough on impact to smash the air dam against the ground, which buckled the plastic of the bumper a bit. Time for a steel bumper!Wow. Was the bumper damaged as a result of this (difficult to imagine how) or was that previous damage?
They are lucky you werenāt driving with your family on the freeway when this happened.
I automatically assumed they were steal without taking a closer look and wondering how in the world did it bend like that. Yeah with plastic it makes more sense.My guess is the suspension compressed enough on impact to smash the air dam against the ground, which buckled the plastic of the bumper a bit. Time for a steel bumper!
All the damage you see was a result of the tire falling off. The jeep was perfect before this.Wow. Was the bumper damaged as a result of this (difficult to imagine how) or was that previous damage?
They are lucky you werenāt driving with your family on the freeway when this happened.
Yeah, the dealer got it back on their own to their shop, I didn't.Tthey gave me a loaner. Waiting to hear back from them this morning. The guy in the picture lived across the street - that's his Jeep on the right. He offered as a fellow Jeeper to help out right away.I wouldnt take it back. I'd have left it lay and called them to come get it. "Gimme a loaner and call me when it's fixed...oh, and fire someone"