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You can get the actual Jeep OEM trail camera kit for $180 here: https://www.zautomotive.com/product/jeep-wrangler-jl-front-camera/ Can then either take to a Jeep dealer service to get it programmed or use a Tazer to do it yourself. They have instruction of how to install on the page.

XBEEK has in-channel ones available: https://smile.amazon.com/XBEEK-Channel-Deflectors-Ventvisor-Accessories/dp/B07L7YBYDZ/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=gladiator+side+window&qid=1574033136&sr=8-1

Just looked at the Transferflow website. Lowest cost for their replacement truck tanks is $995. Then you have to get it installed -- another $300(?). While the 20 gallon tank needs to be bigger, for that kind of money I will just fill the truck up more often... heck, have to stop to clear...

Here is a pic that shows the Aux switches withthe media ports above it,

You can change what displays between the tach & speedo using the up/down switches on the left side of the steering wheel. Some of these screens also have multiple views you can use the left/right arrow buttons to change. Here is a YouTube about it. [

There are after market passive entry products available. The Directed Electronics 2102T looks good. It is one feature my other car has that I wish was on my Rubicon.

I'm sure it can be dne with aftermarket remote starts. I have had remote start added to 3 of my sports cars with manual transmissions in the past. Good shops that specialize in remote starts will have no problems. The remote start I would look at is the CompuStar 1200. Very versatile...

If you end up missing the window, you will get a 2021. If you want to wait until late spring or early summer, I would really be looking at ordering a 2021 anyway. You will get an improved product with fixes and enhancements ts over a 1st year vehicle. When the 2021 orders start, you will also...

I am considering getting a snow blade for my Rubicon. Most blade manufactures do not have a regilar receiver available for the Gladiator yet. There are a couple of models that mount to a front mount hitch receiver. These are relatively light duty blades but I won't be doing more than a few...

Looks like it goes out much further behind the rear wheel well.

No such issue with my Rubicon yesterday or today with snow covered streets and driveway. Had it in 4H for about 2 of 5 hours from 10 mph up to about 45. A tight turn in a drive through was the only time I felt any binding but it was very brief and never happened in normal steering.

I was going to suggest the two piece rear freedom tops too. Having them half the size would make storage easier too.

On the apps screen there is a on/off for the backup camera, but I think it is mainly to turn it on when in drive --would at least be worth trying it reverse.

I have the hard/freedom top on my Rubicon. Would like it if a popup sun roof for each side was offered. First vehicle I have had in 30 years without a sunroof. The glass would make it feel more open when closed and nice to vent in fresh air when can't take out the freedom panels.

Went to my Gladiator Rubicon from a 2007 Avalanche. It had some features the Gladiator does not offer that I miss (mainly power seats and memory) but overall I like the Rubicon. Different ride (actually better in some ways on our lousy Michigan roads), not nearly as quiet, but overall more...

Yes they are the OEM Rubicon LEDs. Focus seems pretty good other than when snow is falling. Wind was blowing pretty good during the snow too which had the snow going horizontal too. I had LEDs on my WRX and on my current 2018 Stinger GT2 as well and have never had the warp speed effect.

Rarely get waves here in Michigan. I suspect it is because if the number of Jeeps... they are everywhere and very frequently seen on the road. Would be waving all the time.

Thursday night as I was driving home in a steady snow in the highway (65+ mph) it felt like I was driving the Starship Enterprise. As near as I can determine, the the headlight pattern (both low and high beams) are throwing light upward which makes the falling snow look like stars in warp mode...

Had a condo -- mine was in a private marina off Lake Michigan with a boat slip out the back door. Having stuff like snow plowing and mowing done was great. Biggest down side is loss of individuality and group vote decisions on most exterior things -- if you have not had a house, you may not...

Just checked at RunningBoardWarehouse.com and the Gladiator Predator Pro steps are showing at $540.