What do you do with your Jeep?

[Luxy60]

I thought it would be interesting to see how many members actually take their JLU off-road.

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[JL MADDOG]

Mine gets out and about often. It's mostly offroad as that's what I purchased it for.

It does run errands and it does take road trips but primary use is offroad.

 

[Mine&Hers]

Me and my better half love to ride the forestry roads of Virginia and West Virginia.

 

[omnitonic]

I don't really fit into any of your categories. My wheeling isn't hardcore, but neither is it light. I spend most of my time on pavement, driving to and from work, but I go wheeling pretty much every weekend that I can go wheeling, so I don't consider it an occasional thing.

 

[Luxy60]

I don't really fit into any of your categories. My wheeling isn't hardcore, but neither is it light. I spend most of my time on pavement, driving to and from work, but I go wheeling pretty much every weekend that I can go wheeling, so I don't consider it an occasional thing.

The "other" category. Many will likely fall into this group. Little bit of everything.

 

[aldo98229]

I used to wheel a bit more difficult trails more often. But my JL is now just too pretty and too expensive.

These days I am content just waxing it... ?

 

[Windshieldfarmer]

Like many on this board, mine is a daily driver that gets occasional off-roading use. Wish I lived in a place with better off roading options.

 

[multicam]

All of the above! Except I swore off mud since it created this annoying whine in my alternator that I still haven’t fixed. Fuck mud.

 

[west tex]

Mine isn't a JLU; it's a JL. It's a semi-daily driver (we also have a 2017 Renegade) that I won't hesitate to take off road, even onto difficult trails. Matter of fact, I just returned from Moab a week ago and I'm awaiting some "Badges of Honor" for Poison Spider, Fins n Things and Hell's Revenge. Went on a number of other trails that aren't BOH listed. It performed very well and I'm more than pleased.

I got a Wrangler because I wanted the off road capability and enjoy the great outdoors.

 

[Mudduck]

I have plans to start doing some 7-10 day overland/camping trips. I work 360 days per year, and that has to change. I’m 44 and 2 years from retirement!

Medium off-roading, i try to stay out of the ”hood deep” mud. Blazing new trails, discovering new fishing spots, Silver lake dunes are fun!

 

[Scrappy RN]

Not extreme hard-core but definitely more than just mudding. It's also my daily driver.
But I bought a jeep specifically because I wanted to go off-roading and I love the look and the culture. Can't imagine driving anything else now!!

 

[LongBeachJim]

Retiree with a 21 Corvette as my primary. Bought the Jeep as a utility vehicle. Still, I might look around for some fun dirt roads.

 

[Suffolklou]

I hate cleaning up after mud. I like forest roads, but run the harder trails at Moab. Got my Poison Spider Mesa Badge this year.

Ran the Rubicon trail in 2020

 

[wibornz]

I wheel mine a couple times a week and pull a camper all over the US to go wheeling. I have Jeeped in 13 states so far this year and just finished Jeeping in Moab for approximately a month.

 

[slinghigh]

I have plans to start doing some 7-10 day overland/camping trips. I work 360 days per year, and that has to change. I’m 44 and 2 years from retirement!

Medium off-roading, i try to stay out of the ”hood deep” mud. Blazing new trails, discovering new fishing spots, Silver lake dunes are fun!

oh my friend...beware of retirement....try to keep a fingers in the bowl....you will see...

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