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Out of curiosity, what are the dimensions of your fridge? I'm considering the Goose delete for my Yeti 65 cooler, but I'm not sure if the single has enough room.

@Krag is adding a third row to his Gladiator: https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/jeep-wagoneer-spartan-build.29340/

But your max payload is lower. Huh.

I like what you did with those Quake tail lights! :like:

A couple articles I've read said this would be a late availability feature for the Mojave. @MSGEngineering, can you engage your rear locker in 4H with Offroad+ mode on?

It's probably more along the lines of "Engineering emails Marketing that's there's been some product changes. Marketing then emails Web Development that Engineering said there's been product changes. Web Development then emails Engineering asking what the product changes were. Engineering emails...

Duct tape! :like: :CWL: Seriously, though, they make black plastic caps in a variety of diameters. Check out your local hardware store of choice. Doesn't have to be a perfect fit, just use some black RTV to "glue" it in place. That way you can pry it out later if necessary.

Theoretically a spacer lift should work, presuming you want to keep the fancy suspension you paid extra for. I'm leaning towards the AEV 2" spacer kit since it includes shock and track bar extensions.

No tow hooks?

You can ask @AllMoparParts.com here: https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/what-can-we-do-for-you.21910/

You could get a universal vehicle cover or go old school and throw a tarp over it. :idea:

Unfortunately, I do not have a Gladiator. I live vicariously though the other members of the forum :CWL: :LOL: :CWL: :LOL: :CWL: :crying:.

The auto high-beam (as opposed to auto headlights) feature requires the camera in ACC/FCW system to work. If you don't have that, then you won't have the auto high-beams. If you have auto high-beams, you can enable/disable them via the Uconnect menu under "Lights":

This might be a noob question, but does anyone declare their aftermarket accessories on their insurance? If so, what parts are insurable? I'd imagine bumpers, racks, toppers, tonneau covers, RRTs, and lights would all be, but what about suspension and wheel/tire upgrades? Skid plates? I...

What side steps are those?

Not quite. Before, "What's New" displayed the 20 or so most recent posts (read and unread), while "Latest Posts" displayed all unread posts, sorted by date, most recent first. Now "What's New" navigates directly to the page "Latest Posts" used to.

Wow, Jeep beat Honda and Toyota.

The "What's New" link now provides that functionality.

I though the @JcrOffroad ones used the pre-existing holes for the trail rail?

Pot holes like that are why I need a Mojave :LOL: :CWL: :LOL: :CWL: :LOL: