Walmart sale 315/70r17- No longer on sale...

[HappyRed]

Got mine mounted up and installed, did a rubicon swap and teraflex front leveling kit (the full 1.5 inches) looks pretty good. All in gained about 4 inches in the front.

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[Rahkmalla]

Had to wait for the gladiator to show up. Got it yesterday, put new meats on is this morning.

 

[USMC_1Wire6337]

Had to wait for the gladiator to show up. Got it yesterday, put new meats on is this morning.

Looks great. Of course would look better in my driveway I'm afraid to say.

 

[troymi]

Had to wait for the gladiator to show up. Got it yesterday, put new meats on is this morning.

That looks great, and people love the Gobi. I think to each his/her own, but I just don't get it. Is it because it doesn't get dirty?

 

[USMC_1Wire6337]

That looks great, and people love the Gobi. I think to each his/her own, but I just don't get it. Is it because it doesn't get dirty?

Oh it's going to get dirty. Believe me. I plan to prove it. It just won't show as much as other colors.

 

[Rahkmalla]

That looks great, and people love the Gobi. I think to each his/her own, but I just don't get it. Is it because it doesn't get dirty?

You don't have to get it. That's okay. Not everyone is going to like every color, even popular ones. I like gobi because it's unique (only seen similar colors on modern cars on jeeps and subarus as far as I'm aware), it fits the general aesthetic of the vehicle (earth tones for an offroader just make sense to me), and while it may stand out as a uncommon color it does so in a subtle way, with its flat paint and muted tone.

 

[JTBurns]

You don't have to get it. That's okay. Not everyone is going to like every color, even popular ones. I like gobi because it's unique (only seen similar colors on modern cars on jeeps and subarus as far as I'm aware), it fits the general aesthetic of the vehicle (earth tones for an offroader just make sense to me), and while it may stand out as a uncommon color it does so in a subtle way, with its flat paint and muted tone.

Couldn't agree more. And I think all the same points about Gator. Both really capture the essence of the gladiator well.

 

[Rahkmalla]

Couldn't agree more. And I think all the same points about Gator. Both really capture the essence of the gladiator well.

It's hard to tell if i really like gobi better than gator... or if because I didn't have access to gator and bought a gobi my brain just retconned that gobi was my preference anyway (brains lie to us all the time to make us feel better about our choices). Either way, they are my 2 favorite colors on gladiators.

 

[22EcoDs]

Stop arguing. Sarge is the best.

 

[Pedal Metal]

Had to wait for the gladiator to show up. Got it yesterday, put new meats on is this morning.

I’d love to see these in a straight on picture without a curb blocking on that Moj.

 

[USMC_1Wire6337]

Stop arguing Sarge is the best.

I fixed your grammar for you.... ?

 

[Pedal Metal]

Here are 5 aftermarket tire pressure sensors. I've been running them on my JLUR for about 5k miles now. For about 2 or 3 miles the tire pressure warning light was on. It went off and they've worked perfectly ever since. Only 47 bucks for all 5.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01NH2W1DV?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Dan, your prior reply was to someone else’s comment on the 68339096AB sensor used on the JT from 6/7/21 and after where you said that your amazon sensors worked perfectly on your JLUR. However, that really doesn’t confirm that your sensors work in place of the 68339096AB if that isn’t what your vehicle calls for. Can you confirm the Jeep TPMS part number that your JLUR build date calls for so that I (and others) don’t mistakenly order these for our vehicles and find out that they aren’t a replacement for the 68339096AB? Thanks!

 

[TimC]

Dan, your prior reply was to someone else’s comment on the 68339096AB sensor used on the JT from 6/7/21 and after where you said that your amazon sensors worked perfectly on your JLUR. However, that really doesn’t confirm that your sensors work in place of the 68339096AB if that isn’t what your vehicle calls for. Can you confirm the Jeep TPMS part number that your JLUR build date calls for so that I (and others) don’t mistakenly order these for our vehicles and find out that they aren’t a replacement for the 68339096AB? Thanks!

I’m looking too. Mine’s pre 6/21 build.
I found this info on Extreme Terrain Website

• Frequency: 433mhz
• Chrysler Equivalent Part# 5602-9398AB, 56029398AA
• Sold as a Set of Four
• Compatible on Vehicles with Manufacturing Date of 2018 to 6/7/2021
• Fits 2020-2021 Jeep Gladiator JT Models

For 68339096AB their site says:
Description. After 6/7/21. Single Sensor Only, Cap Serviced with Sensor Only
Technical Note. Please check the manufacturing date of your vehicle on the sticker located inside the driver's door jamb. If your vehicle was manufactured after 6/8/2021, these are the correct TPMS sensors for you


Tim

 

[Pedal Metal]

I’m looking too. Mine’s pre 6/21 build.
I found this info on Extreme Terrain Website

• Frequency: 433mhz
• Chrysler Equivalent Part# 5602-9398AB, 56029398AA
• Sold as a Set of Four
• Compatible on Vehicles with Manufacturing Date of 2018 to 6/7/2021
• Fits 2020-2021 Jeep Gladiator JT Models

For 68339096AB their site says:
Description. After 6/7/21. Single Sensor Only, Cap Serviced with Sensor Only
Technical Note. Please check the manufacturing date of your vehicle on the sticker located inside the driver's door jamb. If your vehicle was manufactured after 6/8/2021, these are the correct TPMS sensors for you


Tim

Cool! I figured there would be a gang of us shopping for these. So, I created a new thread outside of this tire deal. Sadly, tire deals are fleeting, but needs for new tpms will persist!

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...b-tpms-used-6-21-and-after.59149/#post-972644

 

[DanW]

Dan, your prior reply was to someone else’s comment on the 68339096AB sensor used on the JT from 6/7/21 and after where you said that your amazon sensors worked perfectly on your JLUR. However, that really doesn’t confirm that your sensors work in place of the 68339096AB if that isn’t what your vehicle calls for. Can you confirm the Jeep TPMS part number that your JLUR build date calls for so that I (and others) don’t mistakenly order these for our vehicles and find out that they aren’t a replacement for the 68339096AB? Thanks!

Not sure which mine calls for. I took delivery of my JLUR in mid January of 2018, if that helps.

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