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Awesome LOD Rear bumper/Carrier!

Yes, I am waiting said mid June delivery when I bought. Here....... https://mounts.factoryoutletstore.com/Category/CategoryListNoCache.aspx?category_id=0&search_term=Jeep%20gladiator%20ram

Yes. For $59 I will probably try another. They do protect the tailgate well. Just was not happy with the fit.

Have RAM mounts coming for the top of dashboard to hold my Trailer rear view camera display, Iphone for Curt wireless Trailer brake control, and tablet for offroad GPS.

Know where your going and check permissions. This APP is great with a tablet, for TOPO GPS. https://www.gaiagps.com/ Research and stick to easy to moderate trails, especially if going alone.

How about a Gladiator Forum.com Decal? Just like on the header of page. :handsinair:

Tire shop put mine at 43 when they installed them. I dropped them to 38.

I bought one for a Silverado truck I bought in 2016. Did not fit well. Bolt holes didn't line up. Had to let it sit in the sun before I put it on. If it was winter I would have never got it on.

I have the Echo and really like it. Waiting for Ram attachments for phone, but operation of unit is very good. Only concern is making sure I have a zip tie in case it falls out. You get instant notification on phone when it happens. I did it by mistake when pulling away too far from hitch when...

It's been awhile, but I had GM buy back a 1987 IROC Z-28. The arbitrator will want to see all receipts from repairs. My case was a single issue they couldn't resolve. I wanted a new replacement vehicle. The GM Rep offered to let me drive a new Z-28 in showroom until they figured out what was...

Nope. Still not available. Saying October now. I went with the Curt Echo Bluetooth wireless. Like it really well.

I haven't checked my onboard to see what it says. Just calculated my fill up's. Last was 304 miles, took 19 gallon.

https://funtreks.com/ Great resource for what your looking to do!

Most any of the trails around Buena Vista/Taylor Park, Colorado.

Stock Overland Automatic with 32" factory rubber-- 20 MPG. After 2 " lift, 35x11.50 (285/75/18 Falkens) , and 488 gears installed-- 16 MPG. About 75% highway, 25% rural driving. Power is great! Very happy.

Loaded without Distribution bars attached. ( waiting on drop shank) Approx. 600# tongue weight. Sits almost perfect. Power was great with the 488's . Trailer weighs about 4500# as it sits.

Mopar 2" with 35x11.5 Falkens (285/75/18) on Outlander wheels.