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What part of Texas? I'm down here in the RGV in McAllen.

I have 35" 255/85R17 pizza cutters. I got the lugs though Quadratec along with the black Mopar locking lugnuts.

I would agree. I have the Launch Edition rims, very close to the Willy's, red Jeep Easter egg vs the gray. Get the black acorn lugs to complete the look.

I look at those times as using a vehicle lift, and having exactly every tool ready, and all parts and bolts cooperating. That being said, I've swapped in lift spacers on my wife's JLU in record time, taking twice as long on my JT. JLU seem to have all bolts 18mm, whereas the JT has 18mm , 21mm...

I don't feel so bad with how mine looked now. 🤣

Swapped the long Teraflex front sway bar links for some shorter Rancho grease zerk units that bring the sway bar back into proper alignment. Some definite tire rub at lock with the Teraflex

Got ducked at the grocery store, and then did absolutely nothing. Pool time.

You're hired!

That's great to know. My Mr Clean haircut will appreciate that 🤣

Other issue I have is that I'm 6'5" tall, so inside roof space is tight for me already. Seat jackers adjust the seat back so I'm not hitting my head on the sound bar, but I'm sure I would hit my head on the retracting screen.

Valid points. Originally being from the land of Bestop, I saw lots of their early prototypes on their daily drivers, looked at the retractable before production, and agree it took up a lot of real estate.

Open the center rear window, to eliminate the wind buffeting. Use mine almost daily down here in South Texas, I just have to wear a hat not to sunburn my bald head.

Here's from the side.

That's a question for Utah Design Foundry. The outside edge isn't straight, so it fills in the gaps on that edge for a cleaner look.

Added some Utah Design Foundry cover plates to my steel bumper to keep the gunk out.

Needs more duct tape to be service center quality (it's a joke, don't @ me) that should catch it all.

Yeah, that's a no for me. You have fun with that.

We had to adjust a few times coming down some Colorado passes. The plug is big enough that it'll wiggle loose if not secured with the strap.

It works, but you definitely want to make sure it's physically locked in with the plug cover, and use the included Velcro straps, and have a phone with strong Bluetooth range, so it stays connected. It'll default to the standard settings if it loses connection. I agree an electric brake...

Does doing our taxes in the driver's seat of my Jeep this afternoon count? Because it's the most relaxing place to sit, without interruptions. 🤣 Multiple states, multiple jobs, energy credits, investment forms, and all the eligible fees from selling a home. Thankful we get a refund. I would love...