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That is an interesting idea, but complex and expensive. If a fire starts in the engine bay, the Jeep could be totalled in just a minute, or a few minutes. A fire control system which automatically responds almost instaneously would be useful. A general purpose fire extinguisher is handy for any...

Nice Jeep!

They are kind of expensive, but the sparkler only works for the number of seconds indicated on the side so you would need to get on the fire right away, and get close to it. I have an Element, but have looked at "Purple K" traditional extinguishers (does not destroy the wiring), and even...

Did you remember to test to verify it works for when you need it?

This seems like sound legal advice.

We have AAA RV coverage for my 2-door Jeep. I think they promise to tow 250 miles. In many cases, the only place which can work on a modern Jeep is a dealership in a large city. But we are rarely near a large city while traveling. In New Mexico, all of the repair shops are junk yards.

Maybe they stored it on top of the swamp cooler.

Welcome from Texas (and Arizona)!

Not much.

I am sure there is a Quick-Wash right down the street. No problem!

It took some time to get used to my 2019 2-door Rubicon's steering. I am able to drive it over narrow mountain roads (little margin for error, which could lead to death) without problems. In fact the steering feels great on narrow winding roads. The part which takes getting used to is straight...

There are fires in the mountains parts of Arizona too. 😞

I remember that good movie. Crossroads from 1986 https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0090888/?ref_=ext_shr

Many are telling you to run tire pressures so low that the Jeep will complain incessantly . This makes sense with very large tires (as many here have), but if you still have the factory tires, then either something is off with you perception, or there is a problem with your jeep/tires. With...

Welcome from Texas (and Arizona)!

Welcome from Texas (and Arizona)!

There are also grey wolves in Arizona and New Mexico in the general area of the White Mountains. I think that they were reintroduced there first.

They must have been very heavy! This is only a lifting rate of 2.8 dumbbells per year!

I remember working. These are some notes I took during a meeting with management while working from home: The "equity" (in liew of salary increase) did not amount to even the value of one cent, and the leadership was definitely lobotomized.

Welcome from Texas (and Arizona)! I see that the Wayalife sticker has already been applied.