2023 Jeep Wrangler High Tide, Jeep Beach Editions ready for sand, sun
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The rumors were true, the Jeep Wrangler High Tide and Jeep Beach editions are back for 2023. They’re nearly identical to last year’s models, albeit with a few color and graphics differences. Jeep Beach also specifically evokes the 20th anniversary of the eponymous event.
The tide is the starting point for both special models. It’s based on the Wrangler Unlimited Sport S with a V6 and automatic transmission (the only powertrain available on these special editions), but comes with the Xtreme Recon package. That adds fat 35-inch tires on 17-inch beadlock-ready wheels that are perfect for floating on soft sand. This package also includes 1.5″ suspension with matching shocks, a shorter 4.56 rear axle ratio, larger fender flares, an upgraded and repositioned spare tire mount and jack spacer. Unique to the High Tide is a body-colored hardtop with a flip-up front end, special graphics, rock rails, rubber floor mats and LED lights.
The Jeep Beach builds on the tide, and only 500 of them will be made. They are celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Jeep Beach Event in Daytona Beach, Florida. According to Jeep, the event attracts 200,000 people and thousands of Jeeps and includes a parade on the beach. The special Wrangler has embroidered Jeep Beach logos on the hood and spare tire mount, as well as in the Katzkin leather seat covers. It gets fender flares in body color and a shift medallion for the anniversary.
Color options are different. In addition to last year’s High Velocity Yellow, Black, Bright White, and Sting Gray, Jeep added Hydro Blue and Punk’n (orange, of course).
Both special models can be ordered now. They will be delivered by April in time for the next Jeep Beach Event. The High Tide starts at $53,335 and the Jeep Beach version starts at $55,835.
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