chumpmann

And they wonder why they went bankrupt?!?!?

At least they gave you a car to drive, and didnt leave you without transportation.

opdsgt

Is that taking the JK in to the dealer, dropping it off, and having them pull the axles to do the work - or does that estimate involve pulling the axles at home and dropping them off strapped to a pallet?

bigbluejk

Most legit shops will not set up gears off the Jeep. I know if I was setting them up, I would not want them leaving without me giving them a run down the road to check for noises and whatnot. I dropped my Jeep off at like 8:45am, and the gears and aussie were both in by 5:30p. They put a guy on it that has done a few JKs in the past and hundreds of TJs, and he had no other jobs to do that day, and all the right tools.

I do not understand why it would take more than 2 days. It is not that hard to do, just requires time and patience.