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Drop in fit - NO It will take some DIY modification. How much? You'll have to call CBI and get exact dimensions.

Doubt it. Most racks will not. To make a rack work with a tonneau cover, you have to push the uprights outward beyond the bed rails. This greatly reduces the amount of weight you can put on the rack.

The Gladiator and the Tacoma short bed are virtually the same length. I think the Gladiator bed is slightly wider. You could probably make it fit with a small modification to the upper cross bars. No clue if it would attach to the Jeep trail rail system or not. Give CBI a call. I like where...

How about just taking your RC nerf bars to a welding shop and have them move them?

The bluetooth adapter is for your phone/tablet/laptop to communicate with the vehicle's computer network via the ODBII port...

You can also use a phone app called Jscan. It will run you about $80-$90. ($20 for the app, $30 for the bluetooth adapter, $30 for the programming cable.) It is not quite as full featured as the Tazer, but it can do a lot of stuff.

I would take it to the dealer. Should be any easy fix and under warranty.

Personally not a fan of all the sharp edges and angles.

Could just be a faulty door latch switch. Check to see if you have a door ajar light as well.

The old school method before GPS was to use a timed mile. IMO this is still the most accurate. Find a flat stretch of highway. Drive EXACTLY 60 mph. At a mile marker sign, start your stop watch and drive for at least 5 miles (use mile marker signs not exits). Your time should be exactly 1...

Looks like it mounts to the stock bumper brackets, so I don't think there would be a lot of issues.

Used it to swap out my fog lights to LED and TPMS settings. Nice software for the price. Much easier than running to the dealer every time I want to change something.

From the owners manual

Wire color does not matter.. Pin out location is what counts. It should be a standard 7 pin layout. If in doubt, buy one of these and test the pins while someone else operates the taillights, brake, turn signals, etc...

I also opted for a base sport with the max tow package. 35" tires would be a tight fit. With the stock 31" tires, I have 6" of clearance all the way around the tire. 35" tires would drop this to 4" of clearance. This measurement is sitting in my driveway with no load.

Yes to both questions. Also has Auto-stop. (Firecrakcer Red Sport with Max tow.)

Unfortunately these are like the OEM door sill guards and don't cover the upper lip. This is where most of the wear happens.

If you are going with side boxes and a cap... Highway Products make a Pickup pack that is seriously good kit. Pricey though.