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Thanks for the report.

Watching some videos of guys out in the western part of NC in the National Forests, there are some sketchier roads out there.

I've got an Overland with the all seasons, been wondering something similar. All I'm planning on doing to it are some all terrains and maybe a new front bumper and winch. Also not planning on doing anything crazy, mostly forest service roads, etc.

I'm planning on doing one of the lockable hatches for the center console for pistol storage. For now I have a Snapsafe lock box with a cable wrapped around the seat frame that's under the drivers seat in the back. It fits under the read of the driver's seat quite well and doesn't move around...

I'm in CO as well and I'm quite satisfied with the power. It takes off quicker than my old Ridgeline. I don't feel like I'm lacking on the highway. I wasn't expecting it to be a rocketship. I'm also driving a stock Overland with the all season tires. So I expect some loss of perceived power...

Both of those, especially the center "console" option, sound like something I'd potentially be interested in. I'll keep an eye out. Thanks.

I'm moving to the Winston-Salem area at the end of June. Also will probably spend some time out near the coast, my parents have a house out near Bayboro. I've got an Overland and it's my first Jeep. Looking forward to exploring NC with it after I get some better tires.

I came across your stuff on the sponsor page. Definitely intrigued by the grab handles and the middle roll bar piece. I've got a ton of molle pouches and what not I've accumulated over the years and these might work out well. Gonna have to sit in my truck tomorrow and figure out if they'll work...

That's actually pretty close to what I was hoping to find instead of using double sided tape,

I saw that box thing on the quadratec site. Wasn't really sure how well that would work though as I was sitting in the truck looking around inside. Going to have to do some research on that. As for the molle panel, do you know if this one requires any drilling to install?

If someone made a molle panel that mounted to the sides of the center console by the shifters, I'd be set.

My first wave was another Gladiator up near Loveland. I've been seeing quite a few around the Denver/Aurora area. I saw a red one right after they released driving around the Anschutz Med School campus when I used to work over there.

I love the overhead molle rack, don't love that I have to make permanent holes in my trucks structure. With the plethora of molle pouches I have laying around it would be a good solution. I did find a molle pouch that mounts to the grab bar nicely. We'll have to see how the wife feels about...

What's everyone doing to optimize their storage? Mostly up front for small stuff. I've looked at the stuff on Amazon that you can tape to the center console and I'm not sold on the idea. Contemplating a couple molle visor panels maybe, just worried about the bulk of them.

Talked with my dad who tows a lot and heavy often, think I'm just gonna grab a mount and ball at the Uhaul place when I go to rent the trailer. I'll get a more specialized set up when I finally get around to buying a camper. Thanks for the advice though gang.

We're leaving for NC at the end of June, so not sure it'd be worth it for me. But thanks for the heads up. Hopefully someone finds it useful.

Also, forgot to add in the orginal post I'm just running stock right now with the all seasons.

Thanks. I'll keep that in mind. As much as I want a camper, it's going to have to wait a couple years probably. Next year at the earliest. For now, it's probably just going to be a uhaul trailer here and there.

I live in Aurora. Just got an Overland. Anyone got any recommendations of places to explore around the Front Range? I've only got the all seasons and won't be upgrading anytime soon. I've been checking out roads on Gravelmap.com.

Probably a little more than I'll need right now, but definitely something I'll consider when I get a camper. Thanks.