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Yeah mines normally between 350 and 370 unless the wife drives then it gets down to 325-330. A lot of factors , drive throughs, idle time etc come into play. My tires also have about 42000 miles on them now and it's about time to throw the replacements on in the garage. I'm curious to see how...

Appreciate the info, now got some considering to do.

Is it the RC spacer lift or spring lift, forgot to ask. I have been looking at the spring lift. Mine sits like this currently with a 2.5" Readylift SST lift kit and Rubicon takeoffs on the front.

Your jeeps more accurate than gps tracking because your jeep can take into account idle time and gps can't. The jeep also gives a overall average based on certain factors that a gps app can't figure in. I know people want to say this and that about the computer being off but if you hand...

Looks good, I'm curious what your overall height is with that lift. I've considered it and been looking at a Teraflex 4.5 inch lift kit as well. I'm curious about the ground to bottom of rail in the center of the truck.

Look it's basically like this , if you add larger tires then your range will not be the same on your jeep, It will go down. The same logic applies to aggressive driving vs babying it, the one babying their jeep is going to see more range out of a tank of gas than the person not. It can be the...

It will not no matter how much you say it should. Your range is based on the mpgs that's it. The tank can stay the same. Heck I've put gas in and rolled out of a gas stations and it said 305 range and actually gained 5 mpg on the range between fill-ups.

Ok you see that number that says 18.3 MPGs that's my miles per gallon average. If that's not the same everytime you fill up then you range isn't going to be the same either. It will vary and almost never be exact. If idle time is more or less between each fill up it will vary as well. I'm not...

Your average MPGs can vary and that's what it's based on. Definitely doesn't have anything to do with you put in premium in I can promise you that.

No lift will void your warranty, that's false facts that people just say for whatever reason. Unless you change the stock components to after market components then it will be covered under warranty. Using this logic would mean larger tires would void your warranty which would wear out stock...

Your gonna lose MPGs if you lift it. You got to decide what it's worth to you. I get 17+ I'm mine lifted 3-1/4 inches on 37's. I also have a Max tow with 4.10 gears. We averaged over 18 overall on the way to the Mountains yesterday there and back total. Was around a 4hr round trip plus the 4 or...

I hate ducks and I keep getting them and putting them back on the jeeps I assume gave them to me. The worst is the ones riding around with a windshield dash full of ducks, I mean really:facepalm:

Jeeps are just as reliable as anything else made. They all have problems and you only here about them on the good old internet and especially in forums like this. I've owned numerous Jeeps some good, some bad, none that made me not buy another one. There is about a 92% chance you will get a good...

Yokohama tires are far better tires than a Toyo tire. Less road noise and they will last longer as well, plus they are lighter so they want hit the Mpgs like a Toyo or Nitto tire will. I ran Yoko's on my JKU and really liked them but in the M/T not X-AT.

You mean it's not Alien Bots that know every move we make. I was about to start building my end of times fallout shelter

I got a set off them sitting in the Garage but in 37 12.5 17's. Waiting on my 37 Kanati' Trail hogs to wear out. I got on that Walmart deal about 7 weeks ago and got a set of the 37's for $1098.

392, you will be all smiles. If it made sense for me I'd have one but long term I'll keep the Gladiator I have because I'm planning on purchasing a Porsche 911 within the next 2 yrs and that's the car I've always wanted.

ChatGPT said this As of now, Jeep has not officially announced that the Jeep Gladiator will have a Hurricane Inline-6 engine. However, there have been rumors and speculations about the possibility of the Gladiator receiving a new 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-six engine, which has been...

Agreed!!!

I know you say you got that many miles on the Jeep but that many miles on a set of tires,. especially M/T's. You would be lucky to get mileage like that out of A/T tire. M/T tires wear out much faster if daily driven on the road. If you were to say you towed it to the trails maybe but 77,000...