JEEP FAQs

The Jeep brand is now part of Stellantis, a global company created in 2021 when Italian-American automaker Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) merged with the French PSA Group.

Yes, Jeep vehicles are mainly made in the United States. Around 70% of each Jeep is built with American-made parts, while the remaining 30% comes from international sources.

Jeeps often feature rubber ducks in the Jeep ducking tradition, which started in 2020 in Canada as a simple way to spread kindness. Owners leave ducks on Jeeps they admire, sometimes with a note, to show appreciation and connect with the Jeep community. The practice has since become popular worldwide.

The Jeep Wave is a friendly gesture between Jeep owners, symbolizing shared passion and camaraderie, dating back to World War II.

A Jeep Wrangler’s weight varies by model and features, typically ranging from about 3,970 pounds for a two-door to over 5,200 pounds for four-door or hybrid versions.

A Jeep Wrangler can tow 2,000 to 5,000 pounds depending on the model. Two-door models tow around 2,000 pounds, while four-door Rubicon versions with the right engine and transmission can handle up to 5,000 pounds.

1. Locate the seam: Check the edge of the key fob for a small groove or notch.
2. Open the fob: Gently twist a coin or small flathead screwdriver in the groove to separate the two halves.
3. Take out the old battery: Note the orientation so you know which side is facing up.
4. Insert the new battery: Most Jeep fobs use a CR2032 coin cell, with the positive (+) side facing up.
5. Reassemble the fob: Snap the two halves back together firmly and test the buttons to ensure it works.

If you still have questions, please contact our service department!