21,413 miles. professionally installed ADD rock fighter front bumper. Warn Zion 10S winch. Rigid RDS 20“curve light bar. Camera relocation bracket. Rigid D series amber driving lights. ADD front skid plate, method 17 inch black rims Nitto recon grappler 37 x 12 1/2 x 17. I patiently waited...
I have a 2021 Badlands Sasquatch four-door 2.7 72,000 miles. It has been to 45 states Moab 3 Times Alpine Loop once. The only issue we have had is the air conditioning when set on low will sometimes go to max all on its own. otherwise it has been awesome, put new tires on it at 61,000 miles. I...
I have a 2023 MT. Had the grinding noise day one of ownership, but it drove perfectly very smooth. It was annoying and getting louder, but still drove smooth.
finally brought it up to the service technician when getting an oil change. 16K miles They looked at it and immediately said they...
I have a 2023 manual Badlands Sasquatch, eruption green, high package two door with aftermarket front bumper, lights, winch, tires and rims 35“ x 12.5x 17. That I am considering selling has 10,000 miles. Feel free to call me if you’re interested I live in TX 713-302-4542.
I replaced mine at 49,000 miles. Could have gone further, but was getting ready for a long cross-country trip. Went to Moab with a little over 40,000 miles and did several trails with zero issues.
I ordered the first one in the first 15 minutes that you could. Received it pretty early four-door Badlands Sasquatch 2.7 automatic. Drove it home. My wife fell in love with it always wanted to drive It. She informed me that she was going to drive it full-time and to sell her car. So I ordered...
Don’t get me wrong. I love my MT. And I am from Texas. Not used to climbing rocks. Although it’s my third time to Moab first time in a MT. More seat time is what I’m looking for.
when, approaching a fairly big ledge, with a steep incline, getting the front wheels on top, and then being smooth and subtle, getting the back wheels up over the same obstacle was difficult. This only happened on one obstacle out of many, and we made it up. But my wife’s Badlands Sasquatch...
Top of the World Trail, Moab, Utah two-door standard transmission. Like I’ve seen mentioned before standard transmission seems to be more difficult for us, going up the bigger obstacles than an automatic.