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I do the 5 tire rotation and when I purchased my new wheels bought 5 just for that reason. I agree with you on having a matching set so to say. I prefer having even wear on all tires because it does make a difference (maybe small) if the spare is needed and it is a different tread depth. Another...

Who has them and what are your thoughts? I keep looking at them and think it is an interesting concept but can't think of what I might use it for other than a $300-700 paper weight / dust collector. Also if you have one any tips or things to look for? I keep looking but don't know what features...

Removed the trail rated badge and added a bit of color and interest.

Thanks for the compliment. My orange is not quite the Mojave orange but if you need some more ideas for the color the thread below has quite the variety. https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/mojave-orange-mods.38255/

I went with orange as my accent color and trying to keep it more subtle. I do have a tonneau cover on so the rails are not seen all the time. I have a badge to replace the "trail rated" badge that will have orange on it as well. I just haven't had time to put it on yet.

Thanks, and yes they are. I had them installed at your nearest store. Great service and people!

New wheels...

Took out my homemade camper for the first tow since it was only the frame. All went well and the Gladiator did good with it.

I got lucky with it. Just happened to look and saw it. I couldn't pass it up at $500. The guy said he sold his wrangler for $8k over what he paid and couldn't pass up that deal so I got this one.

Found a great deal on FB market place for a Bestop Sunrider yesterday. It took maybe an hour while watching the install video at the same time. I can already see how this will change how often I have it open...for the better and more.

I ordered a new set of wheels and was told I will need to buy a new set of lugnuts. The store said my factory ones would not work. This is the first aftermarket wheel I have bought and it doesn't make sense why the factory lugnuts would not work. Is this true or just an up-sell by the store...

This is a great site to get a general idea of the difference in how it will look. https://tiresize.com/wheel-offset-calculator/

What thickness did you have the support and square tube as? I am looking to do something similar but wasn't sure what to start with.

Awe, I see what you're looking for. I haven't seen that before and didn't even think of that as an option. That is definitely something I would be interested in too.

You can get almost any of the Mojave interior pieces. The below thread has all the part numbers and Benny at allmoparparts.com has great service and prices. I have replaced the dashpad, vents, both shifter boots, and the console lid...

Finished up adding the Voswitch panel and front and rear yellow lights. I still have 4 open connections to fill that I'm not sure of what yet. I had some extra metal I bent to attach on the rear bumper that worked out well.

It was a direct replacement. I ordered the Mojave part numbered item from allmoparparts.com. The attached pictures are the entire assembly that I ordered (it has my old non-orange on it now). I took off the top upholstery part and only replaced it as it would have been much more work to replace...

Finally replaced my rear bumper after messing it up a few months ago. I took the silver inserts out and painted them the same orange as the rest of my outside pieces. I also changed the bolt surrounds to black vs silver. The only real complaint about the bumper is the license plate is just holes...

I did the vents and dash pad a while ago. You are right though you have to pull quite a bit of the dash out to get to them.

Changed out my shift and 4x4 boots and console lid for the Mojave orange stitching. A quick job surprisingly. The JL forum had a good write up for changing the lock out. (https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/center-console-lid-lock-cylinder-removal.61794/). For the console it was...