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I saw a Gila monster on my MTB ride this past weekend. I always dig seeing them in the wild! Seems like I only see one every couple of years.

Yes, I believe so. I know I didn't have to fabricate anything.

I don't remember there being any issues at all. It was much harder taking off the old bumper and getting to the lights and harness than it was to install them in the new bumper. No modification that I can remember.

Yikes...I just turned over 32k. I'll probably hit 50k before Christmas. Luckily I do have a JK I can drive while they are being rebuilt. Anyone know how long it takes for a rebuild?

I just bought the GMG Trek this weekend. So far so good (bacon and a long pulled pork cook), but I've only run it in AC mode so far, so can't comment on running it off of the Jeep yet.

Didn't know about this trail. Thanks for sharing! Looks like I have some planning to do.

I’m planning on 315s once I get a bit more use out of my stock tires. Mainly because of the load rating and I think they might be a bit lighter. Here are my bronze wheels. DX4 Rebels from discount tire.

I‘ve towed a trailer that’s about 3000 lbs dry and probably 3800 lbs fully loaded without any issues. I have around 8000 miles on this setup. I do have a WDH with anti sway, so I’m sure that helps.

Yep! Bear Down!

Mine is the same...doesn't work very well with my 275. I basically use it when I'm not on the trail because I like the look better. When I'm actually planning on using it, I'll put on one of their 6DB antennas. It works much better.

Love the trout talk! I've been a fly fisherman for about 25 years now. Two questions about the tailgate storage: 1 - I didn't see any locks...is it lockable if you have an open bed? 2 - What is the install like? I assume you're cutting out some metal from the tailgate?

Nice! I'm considering the 20X down the road a bit.

This - It depends on distance/terrain, but in general, I think the handhelds (at least the midland ones) work pretty well. I have a midland mtx275 and a couple handhelds that I let friends borrow as necessary.

We went on a 4000 mile road trip in our Mojave this past summer and regularly take 7-8 hour trips in it. It is incredibly comfortable for us (me, wife and 2 adult-ish kids). As mentioned, the seats in the Mojave are different. The ride quality and comfort is night and day versus my JK. Your...

Go here and enter the VIN. It will show what the Jeep came with from the factory. https://fcacommunity.force.com/RAM/s/equipment-listing

Same with the Rugged Ridge Spartacus.

My wife has a 2015 Grand Cherokee Limited. Great vehicle, quiet and comfortable! I also have a 2008 JK that I'll drive around town and to the more difficult trails. The JK is not comfortable AT ALL on the freeway for more than 30 minutes or so. The seats in my JT (Mojave) are VERY comfortable...

I have the BRP ones and I'm fairly certain they are metal.

Reminds me of Jeep Electric Green (possibly my least favorite Jeep color ever). Electric Green TJ

Not quite the right orange, but I still dig it.