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I once had a 4 cylinder Wrangler SE that had been customized with a half cab and a little pickup box.
I wish I had kept it. It was great for towing behind the motorhome, and great fun to drive.
I traded it for a 2006 Wrangler Rubicon Unlimited.
But, then I decided I wanted (needed) a pickup again, so the Rubicon went away and I got a Dodge Ram 1500.
I kinda miss the Jeep, but I doubt if I will ever get another one.
I had a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo with 200,000+ miles on it. I would still have it if I hadn't hit a patch of black ice, ran into a tree and totaled it. I now have a 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo with 130,000+ miles on it. Love my Jeep!
Did you have issues with the front rotors warping? My 2000 WJ warps as a applied brakes and from i been reading they are notorious on the WJ series.
Did you have issues with the front rotors warping? My 2000 WJ warps as a applied brakes and from i been reading they are notorious on the WJ series.
My 2010 Limited WK's rotors warped by about 80K miles. I replaced them and those worked fine until I finally dumped the POS at 92K miles.
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