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Passenger light gone, driver still available.

Added a couple to the post. Let me know if you want to see anything else.

More pics of passenger light.

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These are the original lights that came with my 2020 Gladiator. Neither have the blind spot sensor. Driver side, P/N 68338385AG: Fully functional. Asking $260 Passenger side, P/N 68338384AG: 95% functional with the bottom damage covered with gorilla tape and only a few LED's not working...

Very much appreciated the offer, but no plans to lift.

Shocks were fine, it was the coils. I have those shocks on my 05 GC and they're great.

Can confirm the Rubicon floaty feel. I've already had to replace the stock coils after about 36k miles.

I thought so, too. New springs fixed it, though.

First time for me. No sagging that I noticed.

I have a 2020 Rubicon that is coming up on 5 years old with 38k miles. The majority of these miles have been pulling a 4500lb trailer and 4wheeling, so the suspension gets used. On a recent road trip, the truck started swaying side to side like it didn't have sway bars. The family enjoyed the...

Just under $1400 once all the rebates come in, if my math is correct. They're on backorder so I have to wait a couple weeks to get them.

Will do. Thanks for that tip!

After much deliberation, I'm going with the Mickey Thompson's Baja Boss AT 255/85R17. Installation next week. Discount tire has 5% off and 0% interest when using their credit card. Mickey Thompson is running a $100 rebate until 7/15. And another 6% back with Microsoft Cashback.

So you're saying I can get a tire that's better for towing AND wheeling???? I must be dreaming! Thanks for the video links @PuddleJumper @Mightytalldude and @OffAxis2021 , I'll check them out. FWIW if it wasn't obvious, my main factors are sidewall related for both towing and wheeling. With...

I hadn't really considered a 10 or 10.5 tire. I'll have to think on that. While it would be good for my towing, might take a small hit when wheeling. This is great, I'll look into both of those options! Thanks folks.

I'm curious, why do you prefer narrow tires?

I'm looking to size down from 35/12.5 to 35/11.5 and not finding a good option. Before I give up, I thought I'd check here and see if there were any suggestions I haven't considered. I tow and I offroad, so I'm looking for a tire with an E load rating. The only two I've found in the 11.5 size...

After a few days of driving all seems well except service stop/start is still persistent. Voltage check question: When I remove the aux neg cable and check the aux voltage, it reads about 12V (my meter is analog, not digital.) The main battery is about 13V. Does 12V for aux seem right...

Part of the problem is that last sentence. How are folks supposed to know what "should have" been done? It's not in the manual and it seems dealership service departments are unaware, too (in my experience.) Now that I know, I know. But only because I ran into an issue when I hastily installed a...