Dig into coverage, common issues, and what to expect after the trail dust settles

The 2022 Jeep Wrangler is everything it promises to be—rugged, bold, and built to dominate rocks, ruts, and rivers. Whether you chose a two-door Sport or a fully loaded Rubicon 392, this Wrangler is more refined than it looks. But how does it hold up once the honeymoon ends?

Here’s your guide to 2022 Jeep Wrangler reliability, warranty coverage, and what’s happening in the real world—both on and off pavement.

Factory vs Extended Warranty

2022 Jeep Wrangler Reliability Snapshot

The Wrangler has evolved—but not without its growing pains. Solid axles and off-road hardware make it a beast off-road, but electronics and tech systems can struggle with everyday use. Recalls and TSBs confirm what many owners have seen firsthand.

Known Issues and TSB Highlights

• TSB 18-104-22: Software update to fix rough idle and stalling in the 2.0L turbo engine
  
• TSB 08-109-22: Addresses delayed response or screen freezing in Uconnect 4C NAV systems
  
• Recall 22V768000: Clutch pressure plate in manual transmission models could overheat and fracture, risking fire
  
• Frequent check engine lights tied to camshaft or crankshaft position sensor faults
  
• Water leaks through freedom panels and door seals, especially after heavy rain or off-road flexing
  
• Steering wander at highway speeds in Rubicon and Sahara trims
  
• HVAC issues with blend door actuators clicking or failing
  

Mechanically, the Wrangler holds up well—but the tech side tells a different story. Some of these issues only show up after the warranty ends, which can get expensive fast.

Who Should Consider an Extended Plan?

If you’re planning to keep your 2022 Wrangler past 60,000 miles or you rely on advanced features like Uconnect, blind spot monitoring, or adaptive cruise, extended protection can be a lifesaver.

Extended coverage makes sense for:

• Rubicon, Sahara, and 4xe drivers
  
• Daily drivers and long-term owners
  
• Trail users who still want warranty protection on factory components
  
• Anyone looking to boost resale value later on

Mopar Extended Warranty Plan Options

When you buy a Mopar Vehicle Protection plan from Granger Motors, you can choose from three levels of coverage, each backed by Stellantis and accepted at every Jeep dealership in the U.S.

1. Maximum Care (Most Comprehensive)

Often called the “bumper-to-bumper” extended warranty, this plan covers over 5,000 components—basically everything mechanical, electrical, and electronic on your Wrangler.

Includes:

• Engine, transmission, drivetrain
  
• Steering, brakes, air conditioning
  
• Electronics (Uconnect, screens, cameras)
  
• Power accessories and safety tech
  
• Suspension, fuel system, HVAC
  

Best for:
Wrangler owners who want full protection and peace of mind, especially those with 4xe, Rubicon, or High Altitude trims.

2. Added Care Plus (Powertrain + Tech)

Covers over 850 components, including critical drivetrain parts and many high-tech systems.

Includes:

• Engine and transmission
  
• Powertrain control module
  
• Fuel and cooling systems
  
• Most electrical and interior electronics
  
• Steering and braking systems
  

Best for:
Owners looking for strong core coverage at a lower cost than Maximum Care.

3. Powertrain Care (Basic Coverage)

Covers over 300 components and is focused on major powertrain systems.

Includes:

• Engine
  
• Transmission
  
• Driveshaft and differential
  
• Internally lubricated components
  

Best for:
Budget-focused buyers who only want protection for the most expensive mechanical parts.

Buying a Mopar Plan Through Granger Motors

Buying a Mopar Extended Warranty from Granger Motors is easier and more transparent than going through most dealership finance offices. You won’t deal with high-pressure sales tactics, confusing terms, or hidden fees. Everything is upfront—so you can choose your coverage on your schedule, from the comfort of home.

Here’s how to get started:

1. Visit BuyMoparWarranty.com
   
   
2. Enter your Wrangler’s VIN, mileage, and basic info
   
3. Review available plan options, including Maximum Care and Added Care Plus
   
4. Compare terms, deductibles, and add-ons (like rental or tire protection)
   
5. Select your preferred plan and payment method
   
6. Finalize your purchase with secure online checkout
   

Your official Mopar coverage kicks in right away and is honored at any Jeep dealership in the United States.

Why Granger?

When it comes to factory-backed Jeep extended warranties, Granger Motors stands out as one of the most trusted online providers in the country. Unlike traditional dealerships, Granger sells only genuine Mopar Vehicle Protection plans—no aftermarket knockoffs, no inflated pricing, and no gimmicks.

Why Jeep owners nationwide choose Granger:

• Lower pricing than most in-store dealerships
  
• Only authentic Mopar Vehicle Protection plans—no third-party substitutions
  
• Easy-to-use quote system with clear plan comparisons
  
• Experienced team who understands Jeep ownership and common repair concerns
  
• Accepted nationwide at all certified Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge, and Ram dealerships
  
• No haggling or surprise fees—just straightforward coverage
  

If you’re planning to keep your Wrangler long-term or want protection that travels wherever you do, Granger makes it easy to lock in peace of mind at a great value.

FAQs

Is the 2022 Jeep Wrangler reliable?

Mechanically, yes. But tech and software bugs can be frustrating without warranty support.

Is the 4xe version covered differently?

Battery and hybrid system components are covered, but extended protection ensures coverage beyond standard terms.

Does the extended plan cover leaks or weatherstripping?

Water leaks caused by seal failure can be covered depending on the plan and the root cause.

Are modified Wranglers covered by Mopar extended warranties?

Mopar Vehicle Protection plans may not cover repairs caused by aftermarket modifications or parts. Coverage is intended for factory-equipped vehicles, so lift kits, oversized tires, and non-OEM accessories may void related repairs.

Does it include roadside help for trail recovery?

Roadside assistance includes towing, battery jumpstarts, and flat tire service—even if you’re off-road.