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As I write this post I have 53,000 happy miles on my 22 Basesquatch. I use this thing, I don’t abuse it by any means. But I do give it a run for its money.
I noticed this last week that where the back windows crease in the side windows when you open the back glass on the soft top, there’s a crack forming at the crease.
I’m not sure if this is a common issue. I haven’t seen anyone really reporting on it.
I’ve tried to get in contact with my local dealers and they say they’ve never seen it before and tell me I’m just out of luck when it comes to any warranty work since I’m over 36,000 miles.
This car is just over 2 years old since I bought it late 2022. This should not be a problem you have in your early years of ownership. Jeep soft tops last at least a decade before you have any issues like this. I’ll attach photos below.
There are superficial scratches on the window but those are very surface level and don’t even gouge it any where. Also those are early on scratches.
I noticed this last week that where the back windows crease in the side windows when you open the back glass on the soft top, there’s a crack forming at the crease.
I’m not sure if this is a common issue. I haven’t seen anyone really reporting on it.
I’ve tried to get in contact with my local dealers and they say they’ve never seen it before and tell me I’m just out of luck when it comes to any warranty work since I’m over 36,000 miles.
This car is just over 2 years old since I bought it late 2022. This should not be a problem you have in your early years of ownership. Jeep soft tops last at least a decade before you have any issues like this. I’ll attach photos below.
There are superficial scratches on the window but those are very surface level and don’t even gouge it any where. Also those are early on scratches.
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