I am in Texas Houston area where everything is flat as a tile. 2500RPM provides enough punch to drive at 70MPH and I can get to 80MPH pretty easily.
That's your experience at sea level on flat terrain. As long as that's all your Jeep sees, you're good.
Would you like your Jeep to perform well under those ideal conditions and also perform acceptably at elevation with some hills on occasion? If so, you'll need more power which means more RPM which means lower gearing. If it'll never leave Texas, you're good to go.