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I ended up building a 911 motorsports off road jack based off of the harbor freight racing jack.

Glad to hear you're healing quickly! I'm in the Tucson area, so if you're in so AZ anytime soon let me know and we can meet up.

Yes, correct - 3 brackets per side. No huge tips other than expect the rails to look odd until you roll the cover down. They do taper towards each other as you get closer to the tailgate. As long as you install the "A" bracket at the "A" location on the railing and do the same with "B" and "C"...

I’ve got the Gladiator roll up as well and think it looks pretty good. The install wasn't as intuitive as I would have guessed, but worked out eventually. Here is a thread - https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/tyger-t1.62208/

I picked up some Trippel for the feast as well!

I was in a similar situation and chose the C rated tires because I was afraid of what D or especially E rated would do to the ride. I love how my Jeep rides now and ultimately didn't want to compromise that.

Also not the rear, but maybe the air box?

Crap - Hit 44444 yesterday, but forgot to take a pic...

Anything from @BillieBars ?

It's normal. Even my 08 JK does the same thing. Won't update until I'm back in 2wd (maybe 4hi?) and at normal speeds for maybe 15 minutes or so.

Agree. This will likely be the eventual downfall. As mentioned earlier, most stuff can be replaced and upgraded. Chasing electrical demons can be much more difficult.

I ran one set on my JK. They seemed to perform fine, but I did have 2 sidewall failures…one was a stick. Didn’t want to use them again after that.

My buddy sent that too me yesterday. It's sweet and I was tempted, but already have a RTT setup.

17x8.5 -6 315/70r17 BFG KO2s

Wasn’t on your list, but these are DX4 Rebels.

Wow…you’re right. It is in there. I looked at least twice before and still didn’t see it. I agree, make it more obvious.

Got new shoes (BFG KO2 315s) and figured I'd throw an update in this thread.

New shoe day! BFG KO2 35s (metric)

One thought on this is that the bed of the Gladiator isn't very deep at 17". For example, a lot of the popular coolers are about this height (think Yeti, etc.). Having a bit more height may be an advantage for you versus a flush mount cover. For the record, I went with the Tyger T1 rollup cover...

I got mine fixed under warranty, then added the clips as a preventative measure.