I doubt it was that light, most are at least in the high-threes. My '97 4.0L Sport was 4200 lbs on the truck scale years ago without some of the armor & other gear it had towards the end. Its tank was about 1/3 full, soft top, half-doors, 33" tires at the time, and just me in it.I remember my tj weighed around 3340 with me in it and it has 33's full doors and a hardtop
It's possible that the hardtop wasnt on at the time, not sure though. It was at a metal scrap yard and i had the backseat out and had a bunch of junk in there and it weighed around 3700lbs. Then when i dumped it all out and went back to the scale it was like 3340lbs. I only weigh 170lbs.I doubt it was that light, most are at least in the high-threes. My '97 4.0L Sport was 4200 lbs on the truck scale years ago without some of the armor & other gear it had towards the end. Its tank was about 1/3 full, soft top, half-doors, 33" tires at the time, and just me in it.
many weigh stations you wont be able to activate. some have different plates that are only activated when weight is applied to all of them. a truck would be long enough but not your jeep by a long shot. not all of them though. i would go to a dump or a rock quarry.I don't know, I've heard of people using them when they're closed, but I really have no clue how to work them and don't want to be that guy!