In various tests made by different institutions and government offices the safety tests done on the Jeep Wrangler gave it an acceptable rating. It had an ceeptable rating in the structure and safety cage. There was moderate intrusion into the driver footwell area and no rearward movement of the instrument panel. Restraints and dummy cage was also adjudged as acceptable too. After the dummy moved forward into the airbag, it leaned toward the driver door. Its head and left shoulder moved outside the door because the doors on the soft-top model tested aren't high enough for optimal restraint.

 

The injury measures was also within the acceptable range. Measures taken from the head, neck, and chest during the offset test indicate low risk of injury to these body regions. However, forces on the left femur indicate the possibility of upper leg injury. Safety measures and features include, Driver and passenger airbags, safety roll bars and side guard door beams, and an ABS system on its wheels.