I wouldn't say anything about it unless they ask.

 

I plan not to.

 

I wont

They'll fix it and still make thousands on you. Play dumb. Good luck!

 

Prior to your test drive, check if the tires are inflated to 40+ PSI. You can do this by scrolling through the electronic display on the instrument panel. Overinflated tires will exacerbate a wandering steering feel and will stiffen the ride.

Good luck.

 

Here’s a quick How-To video

 

I bought a 2022 2-door Willys myself Love it! My tires were inflated to 43/44 psi... insane! I lowered them to 34 or 35 psi and the ride/handling it 100x better. I also took someone's advice and checked all my fuses under the hood and at least 50% of them weren't depressed/clicked all the way in. Unbelievable. It runs and rides so much better ... I also swapped out the 7" radio for the 8.4' one so I could get SiriusXM (ordered the gps/siriusXM antenna too I stuck under the dash behind the radio). I also took the rock rails off and put some side steps on that also protect from rocks, and swapped the plain rear tail lights for some LED ones.. replaced the hood latches with locking ones too.. LOVE MY WILLYS!!!

 

I also swapped out the 7" radio for the 8.4' one and replaced the hood latches with locking ones too.. LOVE MY WILLYS!!!

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Not trying to steal his thread... but two quick questions.

Do you have a link for those hood locks? They look great! And after adding a fuel lock, it's the one lock I need to add.

Second; How hard was the 7 to 8" swap? I'm thinking of doing it myself. Did everything work? (Seriously, everything?) Any stumbles getting it working?

Thanks so much man! Love your ride btw, looks great!

(Sorry OP, promise I won't go beyond this and his reply -- should he reply)

 

My 2017 2dr Willys was all I ever wanted in a Jeep Wrangler, sold it after 2 1/2 years, now thinking about buying another new Willys. Best bang for the buck out there, comes with 90% of everything you need for general off roading and my 2017 drove very well on the highway. My tire pressure was set at what the factory sticker said was the recommended tire pressure and that worked well for me.

 

Willys is a great way to go, enjoy the new ride and don't offer up any information on the old one and if asked say the least. Dealerships are like being pulled over by the cops, anything you say can be used against you on your trade in.

 

Brought home my Willys just 2 weeks ago! I love it. The Willys package is pretty sweet and seems like a good value. I just didn't like the hood decal, so I took it off.
Mine does have the Xtreme Recon package.

Good call on checking pressure before leaving the dealer. Mine were at 47 psi!!!

 

That is the cleanest, most uncluttered and empty garage I have ever seen in my life!

 

They trayed to low ball my JK so I said good by to them

 

I thought they were giving you 38?

 

Used vehicle values appear to be all over the place right now. A lot more than usual.