Can you share which dealer or how? I am looking for similar deal in IL but cannot get it anywhere near this.
only a fool would pay for that? lets just say you drive that thing 36,000 miles
how often do you run into tire problems on brand new wheels and tires?
look how cheap 20inch tires are? sure you can find some pricey fancy ones to go the the store in, but facts are facts you aint doing any racing and mudding in your little jeep 
I donât buy jeeps I buy tahoes and the tires look the same from start to end of lease. no charge.
This is the kind of deal that I have been waiting for. Just from a rough rule of thumb, it easily beats the 1% rule - so now I am going to dive into it deeper using the scientific methods to see how this was achieved *
*disclaimer added for mllcb42
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Oh yes, rent is freeâŚ
Edit; oops just read SCOTUS ruling on rent moratoriumâŚ
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As a word of warning to anyone who else who is doing dual top group. Be prepared for a box measuring roughly 5â x 3â x 2â tall that will need to be stored in your garage!
It is huge. I got lazy and traded mine for a hard top. Still have the âempty boxâ I need to break down.
Yeah, I have to figure out a place where I can keep the hardtop in the garage as wellâŚoooooof.
Although, something tells me that 36 months and 36,000 miles from now, I still may have a soft top sitting in all the original packaging 
Well, here is my story; I ever so slightly damaged my hard top the first day I took it off. Someone locally wanted to trade a like new hard top for a soft top. I traded the new soft top for that hard top and put that back on the Jeep. Today, I sold the damaged hard top for $1,100. So I am up $100 on cost, but incurred a lot of hassle for my mistake. Live and learn.
Hey, could you please let me know what dealer this was? I appreciate it!
Iâm also in IL, donât waste a second of your time with local dealers. You can order through Gupton in TN by reading post #1 here, or you can use a broker like @Clutch.
Read above.
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Nails and screws donât discriminate based on age of tire last I checked.
$300 for that kind of coverage is WELL worth it.
Iâm sure most people pay $10-15/month for phone insurance. Whatâs $8/month when youâre getting a great deal on a vehicle as is?
Also, when a dealer is doing something like this for you, its the right move to buy a little something in finance to help them out.
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Can you share any info on shipping? Such as who you used and the cost? Iâm in Florida also and my Jeep should be arriving to the dealership in TN any day now.
I second this, who did you use for shipping?
Depends. Iâve had leases where nothing happened. Iâve had others where I had 3 or 4 flats, once I had two flats in a 24 hour period.
Especially on a Wrangler if you have any intention of doing anything close to what these are capable of. $300 is probably what one of the Falkens on the Rubicons cost. Just takes one sharp rock, one poor line on a trail and youâre spending that regardless. You might want to tell them that it happened in the mall parking lot though.
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Tip: pay phone bill with credit card that has cell phone protection for free insurance, i use wells fargo propel amex, $25 deductible, 2 claims/yr, $600 max payout per claim
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I have no idea whyâŚbut seeing this logo while driving is exciting for some reasonâŚ
Sometimes I even (audibly) make the âeeeeewwww ewwwwww, ahhhhhh ahhhhhâ Gorilla noises while driving and looking at it. 
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Please see a therapist if this condition lasts more than 72 hours âŚ
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Seriously though, let us know how that works. I go through a windshield every 18 months or so. Usually itâs some crack that gets too big and couldnât be repaired, but by that point my windshield is usually fully sandblasted to the point where the late afternoon glare just lights up the million pits spread across the whole thing. Wondering in particular if the Gorilla Glass might prevent that. I havenât seemed to have had this issue with any other vehicles - just my Wranglers.