so if it is Elite Trailhawk, what features do you have that other models don't?

 

I figured by now Jeep would have their s*** together when it comes to Uconnect. I was told (and read online) that Apple CarPlay would be coming to the 16’s via software update. Then after buying learned they had to plans to do just that. Hopefully you have better luck with your 19 and the off-road pages, that looks like a sick feature

 

http://www.off-road.com/blog/2018/0...8/owners-feeling-cheated-after-jeep-pulls-off-road-pages-from-2018-wrangler-jl/

For the Wrangler, but looks like a feature of the 4C or 4C Nav radio?

 

Mine doesn't have it either.

It's a complete gong show for the 2018 JL owners, where it was removed via a software update. Hopefully it will be returned via a software update too.

I'm hoping it comes to the 2019 KLs through a software update too.

 

Bummer

Looks super cool, and was in the marketing materials for the 2019 Cherokees IIRC...

 

So when your tilted sideways, the infotainment will flash/beep excessive angle, tip over will occur? That would be kind of funny in a way lol.

 

Can anybody from Jeep Cares, provide a date for the Off Road pages that were late availability for the 2019 Cherokee Trailhawk?

I've been waiting a Year !!!

 

Yes the footnote states late year and also select model.
So my guess is not all will get it, maybe the Elite model.
So my money is on the line where the cut off is.
Maybe they will write us all a letter for Xmas and give everyone a choice between off-road pages or a free map update.
So yes I’m a Dreamer but not a Believer.


olllllllo Trailhawk Elite 2019
3.2 Pearl White, Build date Mar 2019

 

Probably not elite, but you would more than likely need GPS for it to work. I went through a bunch of Wranglers and Gladiators in the lot and only the ones with GPS have off road pages, at least that’s what I’ve seen. Could have missed a few. Pictures below are from the MOAB Wranger, which doesn’t have a locker.

 

Since the face lift on the 19's came out so early, Mopar is probably saying late availability of *the year 2019*. So they have until December 31st of this year lol.

 

So they have until December 31st of this year lol.

I don't give them that much credit... :dodgy:

 

Every time I see a post like this I get a little excited that there is finally good news, I think we all need to agree not to post anything more in any of these threads until it is finally ready to be released. :wink::grin::crying:

 

Nav is required for it.

 

I guess that makes sense, but I don't have the Nav.

 

Don't Worry, at this rate, Jeep obviously doesn't care to provide the Off Road Pages as Promised.
Most of the 2019 Cherokees will have been crushed or in a Museum, when ( and if ) they get around to releasing the Off Road Pages.

>

 

I was just on the Jeep.com site. Interesting that it now only shows the Overland 4x4 as "STANDARD" for Off-Road Info Pages. All other models are "NOT AVAILABLE".

That trims down the waitlist a bunch!

 

Probably because Navigation is standard on Overland.

 

Just got confirmation that the update is soon, still no date though. UConnect 8.4 Nav system is required. You don’t need to have a Gradian account active, but you will need to have the right system because Off/Road pages uses the GPS antenna along with 4G LTE

 

Let's say that I could care less about my exact coordinates, but do care about pitch angle. Would it really be so hard for Jeep to give me that?

 

We'll get the ORP next week. But this is this week. Oh, and that was last week. You'll have to wait 'till next week...

"uh, lets see here...
this week was next week last week...
that makes this week last week,
and next week isn't this week,
until next week's last week!"
- Daffy Duck

 

Just throwing in my experience on this.

Contacted Jeep, Verified I should have installed off-road pages, told me to tell dealer.

Told dealer, Dealer came back after checking car and said my radio was going nuts (also continuously erased favorites) Ordered new radio from factory that should have off-road pages and favorite issue fixed.

We shall see

 

It won't have Offroad pages, about 101% sure on that

 

I've lost confidence...Doesn't take 5 mins to write code...and this discussion has been ongoing for ~2 years

 

Yeah it’s pretty discouraging, especially since Wrangler has had the pages for about a year now.

 

Ok so I need to back track the statement I made regarding the Uconnect Nav system being required. That was incorrect. I spoke to yet another engineer at work and he mention all Trailhawks no matter the radio have a GPS antenna installed. And that’s all you need to use Off/Road pages. Same technology as a stand alone GPS device. Still no idea when they go public.

I checked myself on my Jeep having the antenna and it does.

 

I confirmed I have all of the GPS data: https://jeepcherokeeclub.com/2922044-post36.html, so it's more than just having the antenna.

As I said, the only thing missing from the non-Nav installation is the connectivity to 4G LTE, but updates can be done manually.

I still fully suscribe to @Ronin38's quote: https://jeepcherokeeclub.com/2922012-post34.html

 

Thanks for the update @Lenny706. Somehow get a date out of them!

 

Thanks for the update @Lenny706. Somehow get a date out of them!

Maybe he's not their type? >

 

Well then, my job here is done!

 

Actually, I just noticed that my 2014 Limited has an Off Road Icon on the Navigation page or menu.
I would guess that it will allow you to map a track on an unmapped road or trail that you go on.
Have to try it and see if it saves those trails/roads.
Kind of interesting.
Might have gotten that with the last map update that was available last summer I believe.

Some or most Cherokees have built in GPS whether used or not.
If you have 911/assist on your mirror you have GPS. That's the only way they know where you are precisely in an emergency.
If you have a Nav. ready Cherokee you have built in.

 

Might as well beat a dead horse a little more.
Anyone have any new news or lies from Jeep about the release for the off-road pages ?
Late availability 2018 per the sales brochures,

 

This may well be a dead horse.

I just pulled the 2020 Owner's Manual, 1st edition. No mention of off-road pages in it either.

Edit: Just pulled the 2020 JL Owner's Manual. Sure enough, plenty of info on Off-Road Pages. For us, it looks like "late availability" might mean it shows up in next incarnation of the Cherokee.

 

Where's my off road pages @JeepCares? You have about 17 hours to send it to our 19'+ Trailhawks.... Just saying - Jeep failed its customers & enthusiasts. It did not produce a fun feature it said it would as part of the agreement when I purchased the vehicle.

 

Having the feature on my WK2 Grand Cherokee, it's really nothing special and you can get apps that display that info and a lot more technical info. I'd resolve yourself to accept the fact offroad pages aren't going to happen for a KL

 

I posted on Jeep's Facebook page with a link here. Don't have twitter, otherwise I would post there too.