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$200 is the new normal. Inflation everywhere you look today.

Lots of comments about weight. If you take a 35 inch two ply sidewall tire and add a third ply to the sidewall (with sidewall toughness complaints driving that decision), the tire is going to increase in weight. You can’t have it both ways gents. More materials and a stronger tire means...

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Yes, but it needs AB correct?

I would NOT run anything from the roof by “dropping the windshield” because that necessitates violating that very nice seal there where the windshield meets the roof panels… no bueno.

I would run it from the roof rack back behind the cab, down between the bed/cab interface and then follow the passenger side frame rail up to the firewall and battery area.

Bed tents suck eggs. Yard sale every time you set up. Highly recommend against bed tents for anyone.

Look at Gazelle, Overlandish, and Shiftpod. Hub tents are a game changer. Like a yurt, but easy to set up and tear down with zero assembly required.

I’ve run AT3W’s on the last two Jeeps and a Dodge. Best all around tire I’ve ever had, especially in the wet and icy stuff. 4W’s on now and loving them. The 3 ply sidewall is exactly what this tire needed.

88k on my 2020. Daily driven. Fingers crossed.

Alu-Cab Contour canopy. All welded aluminum. Light. Stronger than RSI. Positive pressure vent. Extremely well sealed.

Falcon 3.3 here. Absolute game changer. No regrets.

Baja Designs Squadrons or LP’s FTW

TBH, they all work. There’s some variables that affect how well they work though. Lift, tire size etc. These days I’m a fan of adjustability when it comes to track bars. Being able to dial it in is key.

Metal Cloak here. After two other brands I won’t bash here, I finally have the front dialed in after going with MC track bar, drag, and tie rod. Very happy.

Once I figure out how to load my Polaroid pictures here I’ll show you how it’s done. I used black duct tape too so you can barely even see it on my Badlands winch. The baling wire works GREAT to jump the poles on the solenoid too, so much easier than dragging a winch controller around, and it...

Am I the only one using jumper cables and baling wire to power my winch?

Yes.

Just installed Falcon SP2 3.3's… … holy shit. Worth every penny.