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Part of the Autopian's review of the new "Dents" Grand Cherokee ad: https://www.theautopian.com/jeep-is-in-trouble-and-hopes-nostalgia-can-save-it/

Safelite did mine also (JTR on 35s). They came to the house so they could drive it for the calibration while I was working.

Nice, thanks for the confirmation

I just got my 12k Badlands Apex on the 25% off Labor Day sale, and I was perusing old posts to see what it will take to mount it up. So many posts mention having to trim the clutch lever, re-route the solenoid wires, or redrill the mounting plate. Did the Bulldog plate plus Rugged Ridge spacers...

I found a way to reuse the little sanitary stickers the local coffee shop sticks over the mouth hole on to-go lids.

That looks like a solid product, and I'm in the market for a compressor in the next year or so. Right now, I either use the free air at the beach I go to, mooch from a friend with an ARB, or wait forever while my little craftsman inflator airs up my 35s.

That's basically our experience, except my wife has to be watching the dash instead of giving me helpful beeps.

My friend's JTW is a 2020, so I guess that makes sense. I don't have to like it.

I like to use the tpms to get close. Usually, by the time my wife yells at me to stop, we're a psi or two high, anyway. Then I use my arb deflater to get back down to my target.

Okay, airing back up after a recent adventure, I learned that my friend's JT Willy's will automatically honk the horn when the tires reach the desired PSI. This would be great, so my wife and I can stop yelling at each other when I don't hear her say stop from inside the cab. Online, I have seen...

Taking the ferry to camp in the Boston Harbor Islands this weekend.

Taking the ferry to camp in the Boston Harbor Islands this weekend.

I just bought a set of 315/70 r17 KO2's on Method 705 wheels from an online discounter. They were supposed to come mounted and balanced, and they had an upsell option to add balance beads, which I checked without knowing much about them. When the order arrived, I was surprised not to see any...

Lol, that thread is probably as close as I'll ever come to being famous. It took a couple of weeks, and a lot of elbow grease and fresh air, but I eventually got the stank out. For a minute, I was worried I would have to scrap it.

I've only been there a couple of times, and I've only done the first couple of trails each time. The trails are increasingly challenging, and I started to worry about body damage after the first two. Wheelbase is not your friend, so you end up backing and filling around trees a lot. The first...

I may head out to 508 around lunchtime this Sunday. Figured I'd resurrect this old thread to see if anyone would be around.

I've had great results on deep Cape Cod dune sand with the Wildpeak ATs... But I've also seen people running total street tires on everything from a Winnebago to a Subaru Crosstrek. I think pressure matters more than tread pattern. Just air down to 11psi and have fun

I love gadgets like that, but RTTs and truck campers don't fit with the way I camp or the places I wheel, unfortunately. I'd consider renting one if I end up in CO again someday.

I even clicked on the ad, but I just looked at their rentals, didn't even occur to me that they might make it too.

It's so obvious that these things should come on 35s from the factory!