2026 Jeep Wrangler 4-Door RHD recalls

I have already been issued a recal letter concerning the Uconnect Infotainment system and a necessary update. This fortunately arrived over the air and did not require a return to the dealership; however, I am having issues with the Android Auto / Apple CarPlay, and Bluetooth connectivity. At times it refuses to connect as if the Jeep is not in range although I am sitting in the Jeep. My current issue, is that the vehicle had a significant leak in the drivers door. It would pour in water when sitting for any period of time in the rain. I dropped the vehicle offOctober 6, 2026 which, to today (October 16, 2026) if you count both the start date and today inclusively, has been 11 days and the v

1. Deceptive Failure of Equipment: The "We Owe" document is a binding contract proving the dealer was required to deliver a functional towing infrastructure. By installing a physical 7-way plug housing but leaving the internal wiring dead, Dewey CDJR did not just break a contract—they created an undeclared equipment hazard. 2. Severe Highway Danger: The NHTSA strictly regulates aftermarket and dealer-installed towing equipment because if a vehicle travels on the highway pulling a camper without active electric trailer brakes, it violates federal trailering safety standards and risks a catastrophic accident. 3. Franchise Accountability: The NHTSA tracks patterns of behavior. If a franchised S

Front window stress fracture from bottom center semicircular to left about 12 inches back to bottom edge. Spontaneous fissure. Smooth edges.

Vehicle has a bad stumble/misfire under light load around 19 mph and 40 mph the vehicle lunges forward.After being at the dealership for over a month, They say it is normal operation that all their vehicles 3.6L.Being a mechanic for 30 years this is not normal operating conditions. I have researched this online as many Jeep owners complain about the same problem.

The contact owns a 2026 Jeep Wrangler equipped with Nexen Tires, Tire Line: Roadian HTX2, Tire Size: 245/75/R17, DOT Number: (N/A). The contact stated that while the vehicle was parked in the driveway, the contact became aware of a rock stuck in the tread of the front driver's-side tire. When removing the rock, the contact became aware of cracks in the tire. The contact became aware that the other three tires had similar cracks. The vehicle was taken to the dealer, and the tires were replaced with the same brand of tires. The contact stated that after driving less than 20 miles on the new tires, there were similar cracks found on two of the new replacement tires at approximately 3,000 miles.