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  1. New Sport S - rethinking lift. Would like input on 33s/34s on stock height (level or no?)

    How much poke do you get? Thinking about swapping my 285 70R17 tires onto the stock Sport S wheels on my Max Tow. I have too much poke with the aftermarket 17x9 wheels on my Gladiator, but don’t want to go back to the too-small oem tires.
  2. Maryland $900 33" Wheels and Tires (set of 5)

    Set of 5 wheels and tires with TPMS and black lugnuts. 3,500 miles on the set (0 miles on matching spare.) Wheels: 17x9, from 4 Wheel Parts: S-Series 3D Mesh Smoke Wheels. Offset: 0 Backspace: 5. (Wheels are gloss black with "smoke" finished silver/gray centers.) Tires: 285/70R17 ProComp A/T...
  3. STING GRAY Gladiator JT Club

    The sunsest and night shots are awesome - Jeep could use these in glossy print ads.
  4. I got surprised with a Launch Edition!

    That's great. Your parents are pretty awesome.
  5. Sting-Gray owner... show me your gray wheels

    It's very convenient. The quick open and quick close can't be beat. I open/close it frequently. We have the hardtop/freedom panel setup in my wife's JLU and it is a bit of a pain in the ass to remove/stow and then when the rain hits pull over to replace those tops. Much easier with the sunrider...
  6. Sting-Gray owner... show me your gray wheels

    17x9 4 Wheel Parts Factory S Series Smoke wheels with 285/70R17 A/T tires
  7. Maryland Price drop ($900) Takeoff Wheels from Gladiator Sport S (245-75R17) (330 miles) (DMV - MoCo Maryland)

    Not right now. Would rather keep as a set. If I can’t sell as a set I might put them back on and sell the aftermarket wheels instead.
  8. Stickers and decal pics!

    When I was a boy, a favorite coach who was a salty old Marine explained it thusly: "The Union is always advancing." This has stuck with me down through the years. Seems aspirational given the current state of affairs.
  9. Maryland WTT: OE "Heavy-Duty Rock Slider with Step Assist by Mopar" for OEM "Side Steps" Running Boards

    Hanover is really close to me. Were they selling on here?
  10. Leer Topper For The Gladiator

    I've seen the ARE cap in person. Looks really good. Amazingly good. I saw it in colormatched white, like below. I have a the black hardtop, so I haven't seen how well the unpainted cap matches. I considered buying one, but it's very pricey so I went with a tonneau cover for now. But maybe...
  11. Maryland WTT: OE "Heavy-Duty Rock Slider with Step Assist by Mopar" for OEM "Side Steps" Running Boards

    While that's a fair price, I'm afraid once shipping is factored in, it will wind up more expensive than if I go buy them from the local jeep dealer for $525.
  12. Maryland WTT: OE "Heavy-Duty Rock Slider with Step Assist by Mopar" for OEM "Side Steps" Running Boards

    Ha. That's funny - my wife's JLU was first (last summer), and I enjoyed it so much I bought my JT this summer. But she has trouble getting up into mine because it is about 1.5" higher, and doesn't have the side step. I'm really looking for the full length step, much like what we used to call...
  13. Maryland WTT: OE "Heavy-Duty Rock Slider with Step Assist by Mopar" for OEM "Side Steps" Running Boards

    I don't think they are Rubicon Rock Rails. They came on my Sport S with Max Tow and are described on the Monroney sticker as "Heavy Duty Rock Slider with Step Assist by Mopar" with a price of $1,050. I believe they are the same as the Jeep Performance Parts Rock Rails available from the Mopar...
  14. Maryland Sold: WTT: OE "Heavy-Duty Rock Slider with Step Assist by Mopar" for OEM "Side Steps" Running Boards

    *SOLD* My Sport S Max Tow came optioned with the Heavy Duty Rock Sliders ($1,000). But my wife is short and could use the lower Side Step (what I would call "Running Boards") to help get up into the Gladiator. I don't plan to do a lot of serious wheeling, so I can do without the Rock Sliders...
  15. Maryland Sold: Price drop ($900) Takeoff Wheels from Gladiator Sport S (245-75R17) (330 miles) (DMV - MoCo Maryland)

    Virtually brand new - driven 330 miles. TPMS sensors and lugnuts included. $1,100 $1,000 $900. Located in Montgomery County Maryland - close to DC-Northern Virginia and Baltimore. At this price you're getting 5 brand new tires at less than the cost of 4; the wheels and tpms are free.




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