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lol... welcome to Colorado Dawg!

Please keep me in the loop, I am a new Gladiator owner (as of last Saturday) and live up Coal Creek Canyon as well. Don't know the trails up here at all.

I just got my Gladiator and live in the area... looking to find some trails this weekend as well as I have never been on any of them! (No recovery gear yet, so do't want anything too crazy.)

I am thinking of buying a portable ARB air compressor for the short term and mounting it at a later date. Are there issues I need to think about? For instance moving switches, battery connection issues. Any thoughts/help would be greatly appreciated!

I’ve got to start my build somewhere!

Drove to Iowa yesterday to pick up our new Gladiator.. Promptly drove it to the Black Hills and hit some trails. I forgot a before picture...

Yeah, I was told it was the owners demo vehicle to show off at the golf course etc... so it is new. It took them a while to get down to the price they gave me and they haven’t returned my most recent email... so maybe they are done. An oil change would be a good suggestion. It was a find because...

Rubicon.. that is my concern as well... it does come with an extended powertrain warranty, but I have called dozens of dealers and not having much luck with getting 10% off... this dealer is in another state and it is the best price I have gotten. I just don't like that it has 1800 miles. I got...

So I am curious about this warranty as well... I think that suspension is part of that, so I think you have to use Mopar parts, otherwise the warranty could be void. Is my understanding correct here? Trans, engine, suspension? diffs?

What are people's experiences with buying a jeep that has been a demo vehicle. Found this Gladiator that has exactly the options I want, and the MSRP of 56,590, and an offer of 51,600. but it has 1800 miles on it. Thoughs? Any bad experiences?

If you are looking for emergency comms, you may want to look into Garmin InReach...

Topper-lift's has something like that: https://topperezlift.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/IMG_3231-e1545164386826.jpg

One thing I noticed is that a new gladiator ordered today will be a more expensive sticker price than ones that have been sitting on the lot for a while. We saw one today, and when I priced it out using the spreadsheets available on this site, it was $500 cheaper to buy the one on the lot. While...