Hi all, pondering my first Jeep ever. I'm looking at a lightly used 2019 Grand Cherokee Limited. This vehicle will primarily be on-road here in high elevation WY but occasionally will go onto forest service roads/trails in the Medicine Bow National Forest. Very rocky, narrow, rough. My Chev diesel 4x4 is way to bulky and stiff for these trails. We've used a 4Runner for the past decade and that has done well but that's being replaced by this prospective purchase. My main concern with the Grand Cherokee Limited is ground clearance, including and especially the "air dam" beneath the bumper/grill assembly. It looks like modest size rocks and more than about eight inches of snow will be a problem I'm wondering if there is a modification to remove the air dam or if I should look at a different Jeep model for this sort of use?
Thanks for any thoughts,
wyobadger
Thanks for any thoughts,
wyobadger