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Here's a third for the Bilstein's. Extremely happy with the move away from OEM

Have a set of those Toyo's and they're awesome. Only did a leveling kit and added the Bilstein shocks with the 35's and I'm impressed with these tires. Very much a different ride than stock. Your Jeep looks awesome! Enjoy

I have a Willys, I take it on light trails, not much into extreme wheeling. Really just want to have fun with the grandkids. After being in Moab and doing hell's revenge in an ATV, there's no way I'm taking my Gladiator on that trail. It was a blast, but I'd rather do it again in an ATV. LOL

Go out to stingeroffroad.com and the price for the complete kit right now is $1199 for a Jeep Gladiator. There are other kits that add additional camera's etc. but this kit comes complete. On other sites, I've seen the same kit for as much as $1750. I paid someone $130 to have it installed...

I was going to do shipping separate, but if you're interested, I could check on it. Would need your zip to get that figured out.

Since putting the Toyo's on my mileage is down about 2mpg and that was trying to be as weight conscious as I could be on new wheels and tires.

I put Toyo AT3's 35*11.5*17 on mine with a Terraflex leveling kit and have had no issues. I was interested in the weight of the tires before getting them as well. The Toyo's are 63lbs and those KO2's are 60 lbs but are smaller. According to an internet search the Kendra's are 66.6 lbs. Just...

I replaced my soundbar speakers with Kicker 6x9's and the lower dash with 6x5's. Added a Kenwood amp and it was a vast improvement. Ok for about a year but wanted more, just replaced my headunit with a Stinger Heigh10 and the sound is even better. There seems to be a clarity in sound that I...

7" Uconnect radio with bezel will send with VIN to unlock - $350. Works perfectly, upgraded the head unit to a Stinger.

Bought this off of Quadratec.com and it blends in perfectly. Mopar 68623587AA Hard Top Touch Up Paint 5 oz Spray Can in Black

I did that on my '99 TJ in order to save a couple of thousand dollars as compared to the one Jeep dealer in the town I was living in. The purchase was pretty easy and all I had to do was pay the state sales tax when I registered. I'd do it again if it was worth the savings.

I tell people welcome to the addiction! You're never really done modifying your Jeep. OP you have definitely proven my point :LOL: Seriously, that's a nice looking rig

A lot of really great looking rigs. Love the pics of the scramblers. Just had to scroll by the ones with the angry eyes sorry.

Had that happen to me, and the dealer ended up changing both batteries. Runs like a champ now.

I took a slightly different route, going with the Tereaflex leveling kit and then adding Bilstien shocks. I'm running Toyo AT3 35*11.5*17's with no problem. Jeep rides great. Just a thought.

Seems like an awful long time to determine if it's the batteries. My service guy said it normally takes a couple of days to get warranty work done, that's why I was so surprised to get it back the next day. Good Luck!

Started having problems when my auto stop/start light came on. Jeep finally died, got it jumped and left at the dealer. They originally told me it would be several days, but got a call the following day and they had replaced both under warranty.

I knew that new math was crazy, but that's a new one.

Got it at Best Buy and they installed the speakers and the amp. Kenwood has upgraded the one I have so here's the link from Best Buy https://www.bestbuy.com/site/kenwood-class-d-bridgeable-multichannel-amplifier-with-variable-crossovers-black/6330250.p?skuId=6330250

I added a - Kenwood - 400W Class D Bridgeable Multichannel Amplifier - after changing my OEM speakers to Kickers. I have no issues hearing the radio with my freedom panels off and with all the windows open. I have the same 7" Mopar radio and didn't have to do anything else.