expensive and yuppy... Two things I don't think I have ever been called. First for everything

 

You dang yuppies and your awesome builds and quality

 

If you want the problem diagnosed by professionals that live/breathe JK's, with a good shop facility, yeah, I'd take it to Northridge.

Death wobble is a safety issue, so it's worth taking it to a reputable shop to work it out.

 

Another vote for northridge. There are not that far a drive from Tacoma.

 

It's a much easier drive from Tacoma. From Seattle or the Eastside it's quite a hike (with or without ferry ride). That's my only complaint. I wish they'd open a Northridge EAST location.

Snoqualmie, North Bend? You know everyone and their Jeepin mothers would stop by, with all the runs that start in Seattle and head East on 90.

I digress. Back to death wobble.

 

I drive for 45 minutes, take a 30 minute ferry ride and then drive another 30 minutes to go see the expensive yuppies at Northridge4x4.








All kidding aside, they know JK's, they have the best inventory anywhere, they are very competitively priced....and yes, I do go through all of the above every time I visit them.

 

Ditto with some different times. I really like the guys at Northridge. They do great work and are honest with you.

 

I'm guessing your 3 year bumper to bumper warranty just expired.

Have you asked the dealer to look at it?

Seattle Jeep (shoreline) has done some warranty work on mine after the warranty expired.

If you don't want to drive that far the guys at Hegge Chevron on California Ave in West Seattle have been good to my Jeep.

 

Maybe I'll look up shore line jeep
I was going to autonation in north Seattle
I started at lithia in Renton but when they switched to car pros they turned retarded
Started going to autonation but they have kinda wore me out
My warranty still has a few months left on it but I found out real fast that doesn't cover rear door seals

 

You ever get your death wobble sorted? Also, if you still have a few months left on your factory warranty, the rear door seals should be covered. Don't let the dealer blow smoke up your arse.