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My 2020 has a cubby where the CD player was in 2019s.

Not a Rebel, but I did new front pads after I accidentally contaminated my factory pads (trying to be lazy with getting rid of the infamous brake clip squeak). I used Power Stop Z362179 pads, new clips, and some quality grease between the clips and the brackets. Had them for about 10k miles...

Passenger side: Yankum rope (yellow Matt's Off-road Recovery version), soft shackles, Jump-N-Carry, tie down straps. In the winter, I also add a windshield scraper/snow brush, a large blanket or two. I keep my Milwaukee inflator and a battery tester underneath the back seat, so they (and the...

While that is tight, I feel it is enough. They do not use different calipers on the Rebels that come from the factory with those wheels. I’ve been running them for roughly 10k now, maybe more, and I’ve had no noises or issues. They do not make contact with each other. That all being said, you...

That is strange. 18" Rebel rims fit my 2020 Limited. Clearance is tight around the calipers, but it fits. That would be weird if, for 2022, they changed the calipers. I have not tested this myself yet (plan on going to 33s next time I need new shoes), but per many other threads here and on...

I had what sounded like squeaking/creaking coming from my front end. I was thinking end links. Turns out it was the rear bushings on my Hellwig sway bar. No matter how I lubed them, after a few hundred miles, they would sound horrible. Replaced them with the factory bushings, and all quiet now...

If patterns hold true, they'll do what they've done every time there has been an engine changeover in the Jeep Grand Cherokee or Ram. For at least a year or two, they'll offer old engines and new. Rumor is they have so many of the 5.7 Hemis made that they won't run out anytime soon, so they may...

I agree, I test drove both before I bought my 2020, and the air suspension is a little better ride. However, while all USA Limited trims have air suspension, Canadian owners/dealers have the option to delete the air suspension (even on the Limited) when they order it. So its very possible there...

Not until the factory ones wear out. He's a bit more budget-friendly than I am (to my wife's dismay).

I never accept personal checks. Way too easy for people to write bad checks or cancel a check. What he said. My father-in-law is a big Craigslist guy, and he avoids more scams and bad actors than I care to hear about. It’s a game to him, and he enjoys it, but I’d rather avoid it altogether...

No, GET OUT. :devilish: Just teasing. I am with you on the lights. I wanted a Rebel front end for the extra protection, and didn't need many of the interior options that the Longhorns/Limiteds have, but I wanted the nicest headlights. Dealt with my 2013 and 2014 Rams "halogen projector"...

Enjoy that nice clean interior. It'll never be that clean again, especially if you have kids or dogs.

Of all the auto insurance companies, if any are less likely to goof around with your rates, its USAA. My father is a veteran, and I only wish they could come close to my current insurance; they want just shy of double what I'm currently paying, and for less coverage. There didn't use to be that...

I can see it now... "While other brands are changing their focus to electric cars and hybrids, we're switching our focus to helicopter hybrids."

Congrats! Sharp looking rig.

That stinks, sorry to see this. Depending on your deductible, insurance claim may be the cheapest route. You could take it to a body shop or two that you trust and get some estimates. Those are usually free. You don’t have a signature with your truck’s info, so I cannot tell what model year...

I did Billet ones on my wife’s 2014 Grand Cherokee (Hemi) and my 2014 Ram. Worked well. Her 2018 Grand Cherokee came with a Billet can from the previous owner, and I have a UPR on my 2020. The UPR seemed to have a better baffle design than the Billet. Both seem to do the job. I almost went the...

Welcome to the forum! I had a 2010 Dakota that, about 20k in, had a hum develop, especially at highway speeds. Took it in, and it was a wheel bearing. Got it replaced under warranty and never had any more issues. That being said, without hearing it ourselves or a video of it, hard to say. It...

Congrats on the new truck! As others have said… Mine was worse until about 4k-5k miles or so, give or take. Some report it taking longer. Give it some time to break in. Sport vs Longhorn is a little weight difference, but not a ton (pardon the pun). That may effect it a little bit, but not...

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