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They are $249 each at discount tire. choose the 113s version, that's the Ford Raptor tire: https://www.discounttire.com/buy-tires/bfgoodrich-all-terrain-t-a-ko2 I run them on my JK right now, great tire. Been on serious rocky terrain, and they are much more forgiving and steer better than my...

Go to the 1:59 time in this video, the guy says wayout color = Gator. This actually surprised me last week because it looks a lot browner in the bright sun but also can look greener in shaded dim environments. It made me less adverse to pairing Gator with the red Rubicon accents. Hope to find...

So, @BradWatson8541 everything looks legit in the crate, part counts OK? I ask because "BAM" looked a little sketchy per customer service complaints with BBB.

Yes on the steel, and it looks like it is 7.5". This ebay sale shows one: http://vi.raptor.ebaydesc.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemDescV4&item=113880516399&category=43953&pm=1&ds=0&t=1567925160000&ver=0 My current plan is to just upgrade the 4 wheels/tires on a Rubicon to 315/70r17 on 8.5" wide...

Enter it as "sold order" is the only other thing I told my dealer, maybe you read that already also. All I gotta say is I would have cheaped out and got hard top only if it went through, but now glad the soft top is in my order too. GATOR GATOR GATOR!!! The wait...

This is a great look. And I love the Ace Engineering Stubby bumper!

I'm planning to upsize stock rubi wheels to either true 35's or 315/70/17. I see some in the member sales section selling 4 tires/wheels, and some 5. The spare is a steel wheel, 17" but is it the same 7.5" width? If you replace the spare wheel with a new wider one to properly carry a larger...

Ordered. Had dealer try hard top only first, had to go dual + rollup Tonneau to go through. Time to learn about all those status codes for tracking!

Maybe the factory inventory management had an allocation of dual-top group part bundles that have to move as a bundle; hard top, soft top, tonneau. The fact you can’t order the dual without getting the tonneau makes that seem feasible, that’s their system. They apparent force the tonneau so they...

Dang! Looks fun for the Jeep, not so much for the house. :(

When I'm scanning local inventory on Jeep.com for Sport S models, the #1 most important feature to me is Max Tow for the 4.10 gearing under factory warranty. (Assuming you are not going Rubicon). Beyond that, I check Cold Weather group and the 7" radio. Aux switches nice from factory but can be...

The dash switch should just control a relay you would locate under the hood. The Winch power would run through the relay direct to the battery.

Living in Denver, waving at all the jeeps you see would not even be possible while driving in metro traffic, it's like one out of 10 vehicles. I tend to still wave to built/lifted jeeps or in situations where there is obvious eye contact. I'd wave at a Gladiator but only seen a few around parked...

Dana 44 is the stock axle on Gladiator. There is a “wide” option Dana 44 that comes on the Max Tow package for Sport S trim, or on the Rubicon. Never seen the actual width difference in writing anywhere.

The plastic fender flares on Jeeps are disposable. That is a cost saving feature on a vehicle that will squeeze through tight spaces off road. If one gets ripped off or chewed up, oh well, it’s plastic. My son’s TJ had painted flares. They get chipped as heck after a few years and look like...

When other mid-size trucks pull by I find myself looking at the logo, is that a Nissan? Toyota? Chevy? Etc... Who can out-streamline and out-generic the other? Not so with the Gladiator, it is what it is and make no mistake, there’s nothing like it. “Jeep” on the tailgate is redundant...

I had a '93 YJ with a stick and when I shopped for a JK in 2012 I resisted getting an auto, and that was the 5 speed. When I drove the auto JK with the 3.6 though it did not disappoint. To a certain extent I associate manual trans with a smaller, lighter vehicle like a 2-door wrangler or a...

Sport S.

@DenverGladiator would you mind sharing who you worked with in Colorado for that deal?

I guess this is part of the first-year shakeout of a new model then. When you think about all the parts in a vehicle, there is a lot of potential for things to go wrong. Based on my record of owning a JK the last 7 years, FCA has been pretty forthcoming with any discovered issues and made a...