Hi everyone love this community and the advice I get

Anyways, this popped up a month ago on my 2020 limited and a day after ignoring it and driving it went away…a week ago it came back to haunt me. I hate when I’m driving and I hear that *Jeep Beep* lol
it says service 4WD on the other side of the screen but also these 3 lights come up (2 yellow,1orange) sport mode is deactivated. what does that usually mean? Is it a sensor tweaking? I just replaced the starter last month. How do you service 4wd lol this is my first jeep

Any advice helps! Thanks 🙏🏼

I read that the 2021-2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee had a customer satisfaction notice (which is one step below a recall) about AC issues.
Has anyone dealt with this and is there a process that O should be engaged in to get Jeep to repair the AC?
It suddenly started blowing hot air.

Just got an estimate to replace the broken front suspension on my 2015. It's $1500.

I was already considering a small lift to go up a size in tires and get more clearance on the ranch.

Does anyone have a lift kit, or parts manufacturer they like?

I'm not rock crawling but do go down forest service roads and drive across fields most days

Hiya, I'm selling a like new Travall Dog Guard in Denver, it fits the WK2 2013-2021. Comes with all hardware and the instructions. Installed in my GC for a week but we did not use it after that and it's been sitting in my garage. $75, retails for... alot more than that

https://travall.com/products/jeep-grand-cherokee-dog-guard-2013-2021

My transmission just went on my 2016 Grand Cherokee Laredo 3.6L 4x4 ....132k miles. Worth replacing the transmission???

6 months ago I bought a 3M adhesive to fix this now, it’s gone out again. What’s the best fix for this?

Just curious if anyone knows how accurate the readings on the dashboard tire pressure readings are? I was in the process of comparing this and unfortunately my pencil gauge broke. I found a replacement and I inflated to 41 psi (2021 JGC High Altitude - stock rims and 265/50R20 tires) on my Milwaukee 18V Inflator and the gauge measured right on at ~41 psi. The dashboard had 44-46 psi.

Which is more accurate so I know how to properly fill up the tires?