Its probably in the back of that JL that pulled out of the dealer, as you were signing the papers.


It might be better to ask over in the JL section (a potential audience of actual JL owners), but someone already has, and I would point you over to https://www.wranglerforum.com/f714/jeep-jack-and-hitch-2360601.html#post34313585 .

 

Hmmm, I thought this was the JL section???

Oh I see, "Third Planet" other solar system? Kidding!

Go Jeep!!!

 

The jack on the JL, is in the same location as the JK.

Lift the rear carpet mat, open the trap door, pull up the plastic bin, and it should be there.

 

Thread moved from JK General to JL General. Hopefully you'll get more answers here. :thumb:

 

Looks like this thread was originally posted in the JK section by mistake and then moved by the moderator

 

Here's a link to a video that will help you find the Jack.

Start at 40 seconds into the video for Jack storage location.

 

I am having the same issue, when I look where the video says I have a speaker there. Can find. Jack anywhere

 

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The jack on the JL, is in the same location as the JK. Lift the rear carpet mat, open the trap door, pull up the plastic bin, and it should be there ...

 

Most every vehicle I've owned the jack was in the rear.

 

I just checked. My 24 MY has the jack right where the video says it is.

 

Should be under the plastic trim that has holes in it to store bolts. It is located right at the back when you lift up the trunk carpet.

 

After over 4.5 years since he asked that he's probably found it by now.

 

I didn't even realize it was that long ago. Once he gets bigger tires he won't need that jack anyway.

 

yea the stock one does work on 35s. from stock 32s its only 1.5" of height gained at the dif. but a few 2x4s 6" long stowed in the other larger stow would help not to be extended up that much on scissors. rear shock mount hangs down below axle.
front , lower control arm mount is low point.

I have two bottle jacks and the stock. small bottle jack fits with scissors and few other tools like a large breaker bar funny how it all squirrels in there. larger bottle is in the larger stow with blocks of wood few 2x4x6 and one 4x6 and a bunch of other stuff.

what they dont show is someone lifting a 130 pounds of tire and wheel on to the tail gate after you changed. you will get it off gravity helps. but clean and jerk that up not hit the threads. The jacking it up is the easy part......

tire is 83lbs and the bead lock is 47lbs. 37s. I know my wife could not do it. even when she was young. heavy wheel to hump.