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Had a TJ on 33s and still have a JK on 33s. My Mojave is on 35s and I've done everything I did in the other Jeeps - Difficult trails, but not stupid difficult. The Gladiator will scrape more underneath and especially the hitch. It will also takes a bit more finesse to make switchbacks and tight...

One of my favorite trails!

Chicken Point

I replaced my original Wildpeak MTs at about 40K miles and gave them to a buddy. I think he may be able to get another 10-15k out of them. Your results may vary...

Very cool area!

It was a blast to open it up and use the Mojave suspension in its natural environment!

Did the first portion from Organ Pipe National Monument to Tule Well, then headed north to the Goldwater Military Range and checked out Little Baghdad. Great weekend!

Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge

My iphone as I walked out of the house one morning. ?

I didn't look through all 5 pages to see if it had already been mentioned, but there is a 4XE forum (https://www.4xeforums.com/).

That's about what I get when we tow from AZ to San Diego with 4.10s and 33s. The trailer is probably a few hundred pounds lighter, but pretty similar overall. I haven't towed with it since I added 35s, so we'll see how that goes.

3 years and 46k miles. I'm on my 3rd windshield. Probably about the same rate (1 per year) as my TJ and JK in the past.

I can pretty much say ditto to all of this. I think I also just gave away my age. :)

Well, it is my front yard. :)

17x8.5 -6 offset rims and BFG 315/70r17 KO2s. No lift or spacers, but it is a Mojave, like yours, so has a bit of extra room from the factory.

Ah, yes…welcome to the AZ pinstripe club!

Impressed!!!

A screw came loose in mine and was rattling around. Take off the cover and verify everything is good in there.

Interesting. I didn't get that with mine. It does collect a lot of dust. Would a protectant help with that or make it worse? I've been assuming it would make it worse.

I liked the photo. :)