As much as I love my Jeep Wrangler, I’m well aware of the limitations of its stock parts. It didn’t take me long to realize after upgrading to 33-inch tires that I must increase the clearance if I want to continue going off-road with my Jeep. In my situation, replacing the vehicle’s factory fender flares …
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Whether you’re the owner of a Jeep Wrangler or prefer a city drive in a Jeep Cherokee, I’m sure you’re already well aware of the importance of having a winch ready at all times. You might not need a winch to get yourself out of a pickle. You may need to come to the rescue …
If you’ve recently come to start your Jeep and found that it has died straight away, it will be a huge frustration and a significant concern. There could be several reasons that your Jeep is dying right away, including fuel problems, battery connection, ignition, faulty sensors, and engine control, amongst other things. Throughout this guide, …
Have you ever wondered why the Jeep window switches are located in the middle instead of on the doors? Well, you’ve found yourself in the right place. The window switches are in the middle of the dashboard because the doors are removable. Having them in the center makes sense if any modifications are made to …
It can be alarming when something lights up on your dash, especially if it looks like a warning sign or symbol. If you see the red warning bolt on your Jeep dashboard, it usually indicates that there is a problem or fault with the ETC (Electronic Throttle Control). In this guide, I am going to …
If you’re in the market for a new Jeep, and you’re trying to weigh up which among the two is best for you, the Cherokee or the Grand Cherokee, you’ll want to know all the details and differences between the two before making an informed decision. In short, the primary difference between the Cherokee and …
Making the correct choice when fueling your Jeep Compass is a piece of information that every Jeep owner needs to know to avoid making a costly error at the pump. The Jeep Compass relies on regular unleaded gas with an octane rating of 87. Despite the horsepower and engine size, this is the same for …
If you’re in the market for a new set of headlights for your Jeep Wrangler JL, you’ve probably already realized the internet and stores are flooded with various products, all offering to do the same thing; provide excellent illumination on the road. That’s why you’ve ended up here because out of all the products to …
Jeep Wranglers each have a specific lug pattern, also known as a bolt pattern, which varies depending on the model and year. The lug pattern refers to the number and arrangement of bolts (lugs) on the wheel hub. Without the lug pattern, you could end up with wheels that won’t fit on your Jeep. But …
When comparing the Jeep Grand Cherokee V6 with the V8, there’s a lot to look at; most of it comes down to personal preferences and requirements. While both the Cherokee V6 and the V8 are known to be high-performance 4x4s, many Jeep enthusiasts say that the V8 performs better on and off the road. However, …