2014+ Jeep Cherokee KL

I live in Mass but would love to plan a trip out there sometime to drive with some fellow KL's. I am looking forward to exploring the old logging trails in upper Maine when I get a little work under my belt done.
 
I live in Mass but would love to plan a trip out there sometime to drive with some fellow KL's. I am looking forward to exploring the old logging trails in upper Maine when I get a little work under my belt done.
Absolutely!! Look us up on Facebook the group is “Ohio Valley Trailhawks”! Also I’m totally interested in coming out that way for some trips! So let me know!!
 
Great Info on this Link, I have a 15 Trailhawk, With RRO Roof rails, RRO Rock Slider, RRO Bumper, Warn M800S Winch, Dobinson Lift Combined w/ Hazard Sky Lift & a Tuff stuff RTT
 
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OK, this mod is NOT for everyone but some might have use for it. Over the years, I‘ve gotten used to having red map lights in my work vehicle and so now I change my personal vehicles to red as well to preserve my night vision. The 2019 Trailhawk has 2 different (incandescent and LED) intereior lights so you have to get creative.

The front map lights and rear cargo lights are pretty straightforward. You pull the snap tabs for the console down from the front (closest to the windshield) and then simply replace the bulbs with LEDs. Don‘t believe the web, 194 bulbs are correct for the 19. Same size for the two cargo lights.

For the two small LED map lights above the passenger seats, I discovered that they are single LEDs soldered onto the circuit board. So I just ordered some red adhesive tint and cut it to cover the lenses. Two layers matched my other LEDs perfectly.

I left the white lights in the visor vanities for some white light if needed and the Cherokee has a small white LED shining down on the center console that can be turned off from the controls on the left side. So now I get to keep my night vision and still have white light if I were to want it.

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Well, now I have to order red tint for the inside of my vehicle [emoji15] fantastic mod! Thanks for sharing! I would’ve never thought to modify my personal vehicle like that
 
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Has anyone Mounted an Ipad in the Cherokee?? We bought a Apple Gen 7 for GAIA not sure best way to mount it
 
Has anyone Mounted an Ipad in the Cherokee?? We bought a Apple Gen 7 for GAIA not sure best way to mount it

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Depending on the size will be your location. I have an iPad mini mounted to the cubby door on my dash. I HIGHLY recommend RAM mounts for everything no matter the location but it just depends which minting system you choose for the location. If you have any questions. Please feel free to DM me and I’ll be glad to help you out
 
Ram Mounts Do seem the best, Wish we could get a Bar Like the vector JKU that would be perfect
 
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Ram Mounts Do seem the best, Wish we could get a Bar Like the vector JKU that would be perfect


RAM MOUNTS Composite Top-Load Tough-Track, 9"
This is what I used. Yes it requires drilling holes but it’s the best I’ve found so far. And the cubby door is $100 to replace if you ever decide to change it back to stock

The cubby door fits the 5” track and still allows you to utilize the cubby. I posted on a different thread for the KL’s on how I mounted the system
 
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My one recommendation Is if you have anything bigger than an iPad mini. To mount it to the seat bracket with the RAM arm bar system because you will be blocking a big field of view in your front window. I will be upgrading my system pretty soon to mount the iPad lower and use the track for my phone and other electronics on the dash
 
Hey all, just got my 2016 Trailhawk a month ago before i moved from Georgia to California. Hoping to get it out and explore, its stock for now but have plans for the future.View attachment 127795


Im in stockton, not too far from you. Im always up to get out of town, maybe we can arrange a run sometime. Im in a 19 Trailhawk
 
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Depends on how far youre willing to drive really. If youre cool with 2-3 hours from you theres more than you can ever explore. 2 ohv parks within that range, Hollister Hills to the south, and Cow Mountain to the north. And national forests youve got Mendocino, Tahoe, El Dorado, Stanislaus, and then Sierra and Lassen are a little further out. Grab some maps and get out there, youll never get bored. I havent yet, ive been out a bunch, and i havent even scratched the surface of whats out there. Im usually solo so i stick with easier stuff most of the time (not afraid to turn around when in doubt) and i havent gone out too far from home yet. But the trailhawk has surprised me thus far, and im sure i could push it a little harder. With a proper spotter ive gotten through some pretty shady shit that id never do alone. Ill try and remember to let you know if i decide to go out soon, it would be nice to get a group of trailhawks together
 
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Depends on how far youre willing to drive really. If youre cool with 2-3 hours from you theres more than you can ever explore. 2 ohv parks within that range, Hollister Hills to the south, and Cow Mountain to the north. And national forests youve got Mendocino, Tahoe, El Dorado, Stanislaus, and then Sierra and Lassen are a little further out. Grab some maps and get out there, youll never get bored. I havent yet, ive been out a bunch, and i havent even scratched the surface of whats out there. Im usually solo so i stick with easier stuff most of the time (not afraid to turn around when in doubt) and i havent gone out too far from home yet. But the trailhawk has surprised me thus far, and im sure i could push it a little harder. With a proper spotter ive gotten through some pretty shady shit that id never do alone. Ill try and remember to let you know if i decide to go out soon, it would be nice to get a group of trailhawks together

I will check those out. Im not afraid of a drive, but definitely let me know if you head out its always good to have others with you when out on the trails.
 
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Hey all,

I just traded in the KL Trailhawk for a little bit more robust setup and have my old Rocky Road Outfitters Steel Rails and crossbars for sale if anyone is interested. If so hit me up. If not, those KL's are rad rigs and I'm sure I'll keep tabs on this forum. Love to see what you guys are up to.
 

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Just found this thread here is my 2017 Cherokee KL Trailhawk...
 

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We liked our KL, But needed more room so traded for a JT...kind of miss it a Little thou