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I know Dual Tops "USED" to include factory bed cover. Because the soft top was shipped in the bed of the truck, and it needed to be secured.

Yes, I believe that is the Freedom Tops bag.

The numbers you show means your batteries are being charged at that voltage. If still original, you may be coming up on replacement time for the pair.

It will be stated on the window sticker if it's a dual top package.

Do you not drive often? Or not drive far when you do?

WIX also has an option(s) Funny thing is, one is branded WIX, one is branded Microgard, both have the same part number, WF10579. The WIX label is $100.99, the Microgard is $46.99. Take it for what it's worth.

The parent company is Terra Acoustics located in Huntley, Illinois. Again, no address or phone number given on their website. Neither business is listed as a registered company in Huntley, https://www.huntleyfirst.com/businesses_registered_in_huntley/index.php Nothing listed in the owners...

They haven't signed in for over a month. I hate companies that don't list an address or phone number on their website. I have no skin in this game, but it doesn't feel right.

As far as I'm concerned, all car dealers are untrustworthy. I had a friend that did fleet sales for various Ford dealerships around here, I bought from him until he retired. I bought the JT through my Credit Union, no fuss, no muss, here's the price take it or leave it.

If you put the correct springs and shocks to suit your tastes then yes, the JT rides smoother than the JL.

If you replaced the entire speaker housing, then odds are that's where it went. Some of the videos I've watched have stressed to move it to new housing, others don't mention it at all.

I believe the problem is engine to transmission to transfer case and the real estate available either isn't enough or doesn't match up.

Nodular steel knuckles, HD ball joints, unit/hub bearings.

Stock Rubicon is under sprung and the shocks are too soft for everyday road travel.

Benny, Ordered, and thank you once again. Kevin

Benny, Checking on availability on 2, 68272624AC please. Thanks, Kevin

Do not remove the hose. Just unclip what you need for enough slack. That's how the axle vents.

To the OP, so you know, factory Rubicon wheels are 17" and the tires are considered 33". Your 35's measure 33", you're not stepping down much.

Do you have to? No. Should you? Yes, if you spend a lot of time on the interstates/highways and especially if you have multiple elevation changes.

Short version, must be licensed in Florida to sell. Must be registered with Florida Insurance Regulatory Commission or whatever they call it. https://myfloridacfo.com/division/consumers/understanding-insurance/motor-vehicle-service-agreement-overview