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Lots of good advice about knowing your limits and being cautious. That said, you can only expand your limits by getting out there. You have all the recovery gear. You can air down and back up, traction boards, winch, etc. I'd say go as far down the road as comfortable. Turn around when you feel...

I just noticed paint bubbling on the lower edge of the tailgate. Mine was built in 1/2020, guess I better take it in before the end of the year. Maybe after the summer trips are over. lol Do they replace the whole thing? or just send it out to a body shop?

My interior is getting more dialed in, though I still need to sort out the back wall area with the paracord. Remade my benches to be more functional with more storage space.

Welcome to the club. There are only a handful of us with this camper on a gladiator.

Before the pop-up camper, I was getting about 16/18. Since I've gotten the camper it's more like 13/15. I also live in a relatively hilly region. No mountains, more like rollers. On long flat stretches of freeway, I can get close to 18 again if I stick to around 65 or 75mph. I sometimes actually...

whatever it is, it's too much given the level of skill and knowledge at my local dealership.

I honestly don't care enough to care either way. I'd prefer no ducks because it will just end up rolling around the floor until it gets busted up from being stepped on or chewed on by my dog until I have to throw it away.

Installed the LOD Destroyer Sliders

Rural area, strange things happening...

there's kind of a rabbit hole on why this might fail. it's usually the batteries but not always. my ESS stopped working recently. I don't think the batteries are the problem though. they both had a 12.6v charge, my alternator was charging at 14.5v. I recharged both batteries anyway. I reset the...

I carry them, and have used them with some moderate success in snow, mud and sand. However, they have been most helpful in leveling my truck when at camp. lol I also carry them in my camper, but store them in a cheap recovery board bag I found online for like $5 to keep most of the mud/dirt...

Using OEM Fox shocks is a deal breaker.

I did, yes.

I wonder if this is my issue. I've been riding my moto to work instead of driving the last couple of months because the weather is nicer and I save about $150/mo on gas. Commute is about 15miles or 25minutes each way. I drive the JT maybe once or twice a week for a couple of errands, and the...

That's one of the coolest set-ups I've seen. I remember hearing about that tent a few years ago but had never seen one. I was considering something similar before I got my camper, where the tent would be on half the low rack I had and a mount for my bikes on the other half. I like it! and the...

Following. My light came on too. Checked both batteries, 12.6v each. Checked the alternator, 14.3v while running. Fuse seems fine. when I had them disconnected for a bit while moving some ground terminals off the main battery and to the body, it seemed like it reset. Light was off for about a...

I think I spoke too soon. my light came on again. :(

None of the videos I saw mention the difference between 2020 and 2021+ models for which connection to remove. They all showed the 2021+ connector. I figured my aux battery was dying since the ESS light came on and in the past that's been my experience, even though this battery is less than 2...

not sure if water or air was the culprit, although it was definitely “dirty” when it came out.

I had this issue around 30k miles. I bled the brake lines and problem solved.