Recent content by PB617

Damn, sorry to hear. My JGC L is a 9/21 build. I just saw above that the sensors change for later builds. Seems like the later builds with the different sensors are not back ordered...at least when i ordered mine back in Novemeber.

When i bought my Jeep the battery was dead when they tried to pull it off showroom floor. Sales guy figured someone left something on and it had been on the floor for awhile he mentioned. I got a call back then next day and he told me the battery was charging but its really low…he said he...

Finally got my wheels and tires installed. Black Rhino Overland 18x8" on Falken Rubitrek 265/60/18. Looks a lot better with a beefier tire and black wheels. The tires are very quite, I can't say they are any louder than the stock Michelins. I'll be taking a long ride later so I'll report back on...

I just called up my local dealer where I got my jeep and told them I needed TPMS for a 21' JGC L and they ordered them.

No TPMS errors! Even after the new tires and wheels were mounted, there were no errors. I just set the tire pressure display and drove around and after about a mile the tire pressure adjusted to what the new tires were inflated to. Stock wheels had around 2psi more and i saw all 4 change as I...

They better work, lol. They should sync with the jeep after a couple of miles. I’ll let you know how it goes.

The TPMS sensors actually came in. Took about a week and a half and not a few days like I was told originally, but they came in just in time! Wheels and tires are being mounted tomorrow.

Oh great, he never mentioned them being back ordered! He just said the WL being so new they don't carry parts for them yet and it would take 3-4 days to get them. Lets see...can you share the ones you used that are working? Just in case these don't show up by next Friday, i might have to get...

I called my dealer and ordered a set of factory TMPS for $60 each, they should have them in a few days. I also learned the hard way on my other cars trying to get aftermarket sensors to work.

Thanks, my first choice were the wildpeaks but then I came across the Rubitreks which are supposed to be a little better on pavement and for highway use. Not much info about them and they are only sold through certain tire places. I will, problem is I'm not 100% sure if the Jeep WK2 spacers...

They are on the weathertech site. Just do a search for 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L. With the 3rd row up i’m sure the mat will just fold over and not give you much trunk space with it in that position. Like mentioned, they have two versions. In my case i will not be using the 3rd row and want the...

Not much difference in size since they are the same size as factory tires. From what i see on the Michelin site the current stock tires are 30.52” vs the Falkens at 30.6”.

Ended up ordering stock size Falken Rubitrek's. All the reviews i read were positive, even though they are not as well known as the WildPeaks. These should be quieter and better for on-road use and winter (they are winter rated!).

My weathertechs came in earlier. The rear full size mat is massive, lol. Biggest trunk mat I've ever seen.

The weathertech's are great, i have used them in most of my cars through the years. Hopefully we get the 2nd row mats soon.