I have different rims on my current hydro blue....although digging up these old pics makes me want to change back to these rims! Found a couple of pics of the old Mojave
I'll try to dig up more photos. If I remember correctly, the tires were 315/70-17 (so about 11.5" wide) and they were on the stock Mojave suspension. They did stick out quite a bit which, to me, looks good....but makes a mess!
If you want to keep the stock rear view camera, there aren't many options. Stinger makes a nice unit, however it's a bit pricey
https://stingersolutions.com/products/jeep-jl-jt-horizon10-10in-radio-kit
Load E is generally going to be heavier, so you could feel a reduction in 'pep' depending on how much heavier and I always found the ride to be more harsh feeling. Not a substantive feeling, but a noticeable difference to me
5 tire rotation made complete sense when I drove a Wrangler. The spare was there on the back, same tire, same wheel just throw it in the rotation...IMO, it doesn't make sense on a truck
Looks like the stock Willys wheel:
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I bought my current Gladiator with 4k miles on it at Carmax. Had a Tazer installed (surprise) and a Console Vault (also a surprise, but took forever to get the 3 digit code from the PO)
Thanks! I like a few things about the concept
1. Price...about 1/2 the cost of the Sunrider
2. Security remains the same as stock
3. Insulation remains the same as stock
4. Noise levels remain the same as stock
Cons I see
1. That 3M VHB glue is damn near permanent. If I wanted to remove, I...
I had a 23 Ram with the e-torque Hemi. It was very quick but not sure I'd want that doing any sort of technical offroading. It's a bit jerky/sensitive on takeoff/low speed acceleration. I'm sure it had nothing to do with the transmission failure I had at 23,000 miles, but that truck was just...
Does anyone use this? Thoughts and reviews? Currently looking at a Sunrider and ran across this. Other than figuring out how to remove the whole top (may be a bit tricky with flapping panels) looks like a pretty good idea to me...
Looks as if you're lifted...I'd start with adjusting them down if they weren't aligned after the lift. If they're still insufficient, time for Aux lights :). My issues are the led's are too bright and are horrible in fog/rain (just reflect straight back). I added some amber A pillar lights so no...