Hows the reliability of your 3rd gen holding up?

2017. Just kicked over 220,000 miles last week. It has received regular fluid and filter changes, one set of pads and rotors, front and rear shocks, and one battery. Only to dealer for spark plugs and trans fluid changes because I just to do not want to deal with it. Everything else done in the driveway. Never had one issue at all or need for any repair work. Likely will get a new one in a few years.

 

That’s awesome! We need that stickied 200k plus thread to get going. It’s great to see.

 

2018 at 48K miles. Had the third break light, and fuel pump recall done. I also had my clutch cylinder replaced due to a TSB.

none of these things failed but the dealership had them done anyway and I’m not gonna say no to updated parts.

no other problems so far.

 

This is a good example for a extended warranty good for you it was not a waste of money.

 

2018 SR5 108,000 no issues so far. Drive on the beach weekly and still no rust.

 

Hitting the 90,000 mark, I think I have actually, and so far, knock on wood, this thing is amazing. 2 batteries, maintenance, and a recall on a blower fan for the heater/ac. Yep, this truck is a keeper.

 

closing in on 100K and it's pretty fuckin solid.

 

2017 just clicked (I know, they don’t do that anymore) over 80k with no issues except peeling paint I don’t care about. I work it hard though, off-roading on old mine roads, pulling a trailer and I always keep too much weight in it along with full steel sliders and skids, along with the RTT and everything else.

 

Better than my friends with Jeeps

 

2017 Sport with 86K, had the power steering pump and timing cover leak repaired under extended warranty, oil changes every 5K, spark plugs replaced, new bilstein shocks and a set of tires, differential fluids changed, a battery, front brakes, transmission flush, and an OTT tune most recently. Solid vehicle. Planning to keep it.

 

2022 bought new December 18 2022. Currently at 110801 miles in Uruguay. 3 sets of tires, 3 drain and fills on the transmission diffs and xfer done twice. All stock on 33s. Broken drivers mirror from using the defrost function. Nothing else.

 

My 2021 is at 37k and is fine, the only issue is that the transfer case takes a long time to engage and sometimes the indicator keeps flashing even after it's engaged/disengaged. Sometimes there's a thud when it disengages. Showed it to the dealership and they said it's fine. I'm not so sure, I may want to have a non-dealership shop dig into it. But other than that, zero issues.

 

Just fluid changes and recall on 3rd brake light gasket on my 2016 w/90 k miles. Getting ready to do plugs soon and differentials and manual transmission fluids

 

2018, 30k miles no issues, just a fuel pump and 3rd brake light recall. I have had a blast with it over the past 6 years and I have no intentions of replacing it. Because its 6 years old I had every fluid changed out, rear diffs, transfer case, brake flui, you name it and it has new fluids, also pcv, new plugs, belt, gaskets all done for peace of mind.

 

They do have a fix for the AC . It’s an auxiliary fan kit and if you complain they will install it for free

 

60 k and only had to replace back up light very happy with my toy.

 

2018 purchased 2 yrs ago with 40k at 57 k now 0 issues.
very happy with it so far!



Actually getting another one for my grandson!

 

good to see all the positive remarks I hope the same of my 23 SR5 so far so good only 5k on it but I wonder if i'll get the recall notice on weld debris rear axle..

we'll see..

 

2018 , six years … rock solid

 

I've had my 2020 SR5 since July 2020. It now has just over 30,000 miles. So far the only repair was a replacement battery the dealer replaced for free with a 75 month toy sure start Battery for free because I told them the OEM was leaking. They said that wasn't normal.
Other than that only oil changes every 5k, and state inspections.

My AC usually seems to work too good most days in the summer. I have noticed one day we were up in the upper 90s it seemed to struggle a bit especially sitting in traffic. I wonder if this is something I notice again that they would install that for me being I'm not in a sunbelt state.