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If I were you, I'd push for the Mopar warranty. You have all the right to cancel it.

Seems like I'm not the only one who prefers checking the actual oil level. I just think that checking it through the screen isn't accurate.

Been using Cooper Discoverer on mine. So far I don't have any complaints.

When you shift from R to D, you can set the cameras to remain on for a few seconds. Go to Vehicle, Camera, Settings, and Surround View Camera Delay.

I think those are normal figures when you're towing. If you want to have more range, turn off your a/c.

Hello. Any updates on this? Did you get reimbursed?

Everything works fine for me. I connected my USB to a port in the console rather than the dashboard.

There's a problem with the Uconnect, that's why Alexa doesn't work well. Afaik, this issue is not yet resolved even after multiple software updates. I guess we should just wait for Jeep's announcement then 🤷‍♂️

That sucks. I don't know man, but it seems like every new Wagoneer has some kind of problem. Please keep us posted!

Why don't you take it to a reputable tire shop instead of going to Jeep? There are many of them who can do a superb job.

Take it to your dealership and have your software updated.

Is yours a 2022 model? I've heard that the TSB 08-090-22 requires software updates to address specific issues. You might need to take it to your dealer.

I think your Wagoneer was parked outside in the lot for several months before being delivered. Long-term exposure to sunlight can frequently result in issues like this.

Did you try checking the bolts?

I think that's the auto start/stop feature in action. Try disabling it first, that might just be the cause.

Try rebooting your radio settings.

Try it here https://www.ebay.com/b/Seats-for-2022-Jeep-Wagoneer/33701/bn_7119647906

Maybe your locking mechanism is damaged. Have it checked by your dealer. Or try disconnecting and reconnecting the harness that connects the door to the chassis.

I'm using WeatherTech mats. Much better than Jeep's OEM mats. https://www.weathertech.com/?srsltid=AfmBOooGlC4ZRDOOoQ7Np7bgpNTjuSRF29gh9-mMu1TcKO0fNdfUUf_J

An HDMI splitter could be a solution. You could connect your source device (like a streaming box) to the splitter, then run separate HDMI cables to each display in your car.