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I've only ordered once from Quadratec, and that's very recently when I ordered my new white wagon-spoke wheels. They were at my house within several days of ordering, so my limited experience has been great so far. Maybe the difference is whether it's drop-shipped or actually in stock at...

I would sign up for that in a JT without question. ... If they had it in Gator.

The scary part of this is that some salespeople are so clueless that they'll assume that every Jeep (or whatever vehicle) on the lot has all the advertised features regardless of the package or accessories. Several years ago I bought a two year old Buick Enclave for my work car at the Buick...

Go to Facebook and search for the Duck Duck Jeep Facebook group. They even have downloadable templates so you can print your own tags. Oriental Trading has the best duckin' deals on ducks in my humble opinion.

I 100% agree with this - especially if you already like black wheels. There's no need to rush your decision into new wheels when you may be happy with your new tires on the wheels you have. I think they really do look pretty darn good - it's those boring stock tires that hurt the looks of...

Big difference: BMW drivers never wave to each other. We've got a BMW and I don't think I've ever seen anyone wave to me while in it. Maybe they do with my wife, but that's not because it's a BMW. Sometimes I'll wave to jeeps when I'm in it, but they just look at me like I'm nuts. Hmmm...

The JT was making a legal U turn and had nowhere to go but stop because the traffic in front of him had stopped. For the JT to get out of the way at that moment he would have had to rear end the vehicle in front of him. In the mean time the motorcycle was nowhere around the point of being...

I left two messages over several months wanting extended warranty info and the guy never called me back. I still love my dealer’s sales and service but that guy dropped the ball.

Yes it does. It might be different for someone with huge tires and running it longer - I can’t speak for that, but it does great with mine on a single charge. I don’t remember seeing any of the reviewers talking about that being a problem. There are different size options for its battery and...

You CAN plug it into the cigarette lighter, but it runs off a 20 V battery so I have never plugged it in. Believe me, running it off battery is a game-changer. The cost of the unit including the battery and charger is around $100 with the discount they offer by getting all of it together. Not...

I do agree that time is money, but I value quality of time as much as time itself. Have you ever used one of these? Read the reviews. It doesn't even take that long. It takes mine about 5 to 6 minutes to bring one tire up from 20 lbs to 35 lbs. Add a few more minutes from 15 lbs. With two...

Two of these: https://harborfreight.com/20v-cordless-dual-power-0-160-psi-inflatordeflator-tool-only-64533.html Easy as pie for me and my stock diameter tires - just set it and sit inside for a few minutes until it stops at the right psi. Might take a while for huge tires, though.

If you've got a bad taste in your mouth on the whole thing, then it's understandable why you'd want to bail and get a totally different vehicle. The grass isn't necessarily greener on the other side of the fence, though. One thing I think we all seem to agree on though, is you've got a lemon...

Not exactly a big ticket item but cool. I've got some custom decals being done by Pixel Decals. I'll post pictures when I get them put on.

Tom is the guy I bought my extended warranty from. He has no competition. It wasn't even close.

Wow! That's truly the crux of the biscuit. The current inflation rate is more than double the interest rates you can get today. You're ahead of the game financing even if you DON'T invest. These are interesting times we're livin' in.

Other people's money is cheap right now. Sometimes even free depending on the term. Like others have said, it might make sense for you to weigh the interest you pay against the return you could get from investing the cost of the truck elsewhere. That's what I've done and it's paying dividends...

That's exactly how I refer to mine. I think it's about even between the Jeep and the truck.

Can this be done in such a way that everything fits below the bottom hinge? And how hard is this to DIY, or is hiring a pro recommended? Feel free to PM me with details, options, and pricing.