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Top tips to help add some years to your Wrangler.

Locking differentials allow both wheels to travel at the same speed, regardless of resistance, which can vastly improve your off-road performance.

Your vehicle's two-wheel drive system can handle a lot, but not everything you'll face when driving. So knowing all about your vehicle's four-wheel-drive settings, and which is best to use in certain situations, is definitely helpful.

No one will ever confuse a Jeep with some small economy car. However, with some simple changes, you can definitely increase your vehicle's miles-per-gallon rating.

Quite simply, death wobble is the seemingly uncontrollable side-to-side shaking of a Jeep’s front end steering components and – by extension – its steering wheel. Here is how to diagnose and fix.

Here are some of the best ways you can help keep your vehicle in the best possible shape for your next road or trail adventure.

Here are several excellent recommendations to ensure you won't be stuck trailside should something happen during your next off-road adventure.

While it doesn't have quite the overall tow capacity of a larger truck, your Jeep still can be useful when towing a trailer. Here is what you need to know.

When your Jeep doesn't start, it isn't always a bad or drained battery. Your vehicle's neutral safety switch plays a role as well.

Matching the proper axle ring and pinion ratio to a larger tire size is a cost-effective way to make up for lost power and performance.

Personally changing your vehicle's oil is easy while saving you time and money. If you've never gone through the process, here is what you need to know.

For anything from simply changing out the differential covers, to replacing the entire axle, it is always good to know exactly what you have under the vehicle. But not everyone knows, especially if you bought the vehicle used.

When you are ready to head into the wilderness to get away, will your vehicle also be ready?