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| Topless Jeep collage |
Spring is here! This time of year fills me with joy because it means I can start driving with my top down, but there are always precautions you must take. First always make sure you take great care of your soft top for a long lasting life. Check out my Soft Top & Zipper Care Tips.
When you have a Jeep Wrangler you can't just put your top down, hop in, and hit the road. It takes a little more thought. You must "Be Prepared".
Topless Jeep Driving DOs & DON'Ts
Make sure your top folds back into the perfect Jeep "W". This keeps the soft top lasting longer.
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| Don't Park Under Trees Shedding Flower Blooms |
- When you are going 65 mph down the interstate, and you have long hair, tie it back, or put on a hat. There is a high potential you will go blind momentarily, and crash.
- Leave No Trace is definitely a principal you should use for the inside of your Jeep. You don't want that "litter fine" when trash goes sailing out the top of your Wrangler.
- Anything you want to keep in your Jeep make sure it's tied down.
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| Jeep Hair Don't Care Drive |
- When you bring your drink in the Jeep make sure it has a lid that it secure. Those Jeep rides become very bumpy.
- When you have kids you will want to have a blanket for each of them. Even when it's warm outside the back seats tend to get a little chilly for the little ones.
- Spray your floor mats with bug spray. Some say spiders like to spin their web inside your Jeep. Fingers Crossed -- I haven't had this issue yet.
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- When it's sunny out, keep sunscreen handy or get a sun shade.
- Don't leave valuables laying around. Leave 'em home or lock 'em up in the glovebox or console.
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