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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.
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
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| The Perfect Jeep W |
Make sure your top folds back into the perfect Jeep "W". This keeps the soft top lasting longer.
How to Fold the Jeep W 👉 Watch Here
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| Jeep by a flowering tree |
Don't park under trees that are shedding their blooms or have lots of birds hanging out in them.
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| Jeep Hair Don't Care Drive |
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.
When you bring your drink in the Jeep make sure it has a lid that it secure. Those Jeep rides become very bumpy.
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| Blanket for cold Jeep drives |
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.
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| Bug spray for floor mats |
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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| Spyderweb shade |
Don't leave valuables laying around. Leave 'em home or lock 'em up in the glovebox or console.
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