Do you own a 2011 Jeep and can't remember how to set the clock, pair your phone with in-car Bluetooth, or perform other essential tasks? You're not alone. We can't tell you how many 2011 Jeep drivers in the  area have approached us with these and other how-to questions.

It's not that we mind. We're honestly happy to help over the phone or Web, or troubleshoot in person. But, we got to thinking... If so many people call or come in to ask these technological questions, there are likely just as many people who don't approach us and are left with their clock set an hour-and-a-half forward or wishing their remote garage door was activated.

To help 2011 Jeep owners resolve such issues, Truckmasters located at 2020 E. Indian Rd, Phoenix, AZ has decided to clue drivers into a very helpful resource on the Jeep webpage. Called "Vehicle Quick Tips" (https://www.jeep.com//hostb/crossbrand/owners/en/vehiclequicktips/jeep/modelselect.php?brand=3), it offers valuable advice on everything from the 2011 Jeep Compass to the 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee, to the 2011 Jeep Liberty, to the 2011 Jeep Patriot to the 2011 Jeep Wrangler.

For each vehicle, Jeep offers a step-by-step answers to all of driver's potential how-to questions. Among the most common and pressing questions answered are:

- "How do I set my clock with a standard (non-touch-screen) radio?"¹
- "How do I set my clock with a navigation (touch-screen) radio?" ²
- "How do I pair my cell phone via Bluetoothe with the Uconnect Hands-Free Voice Activation System?" ³

It's hard to believe, but that' not even the half of it. Jeep's "Vehicle Quick Tips" offers insight into a variety of other programmable features unique to different 2011 models. Answering queries on the instrument panel, vehicle operation, vehicle maintenance, or radio and electronics, Jeep covers it all.

Remember, if you don't find the answer you're looking for, you can always ask Truckmasters. Located in Phoenix, Arizona, we take pride in being the area's premier Jeep experts and are known for explaining things in a way that's comprehensible to all drivers.

Source: ^1,2,3https://www.jeep.com//hostb/crossbrand/owners/en/vehiclequicktips/jeep/