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My $0.02 on GC/AZ - 1) Water, water, water - I know this sounds like common sense, but I cannot tell you the # of times out-of-state folks show up on the local news for not being hydrated and/or having sufficient water supply during summer months. Hikers, campers, etc. - it happens to the best...

I have the Extang Trifold with a drop-in bedliner and it works great for me. As I've stated elsewhere on this forum, I like the fact that the corrugated plastic drop-in liner absorbs the impact when you're throwing really heavy stuff into your bed. I've had drop-in liners in every pick-up I've...

Schnebly Hill road in Sedona is super easy; I've done it twice in the past year (did it just this past Thursday). SUPER rocky/bumpy on the bottom half - not the 'funnest' thing you can do in a Jeep, but the scenery of Sedona from the trail is amazing - hence, it's worth doing.

This! I did a 2" level kit and put on 35" Nitto Ridge Grapplers on my 2020 Overland and it has yet to let me down. I did the Jeep Adventure Academy in March of this year and it was 100% capable of doing all the other Jeeps in attendance were able to do. No regrets whatsoever.

Can you fit a Dumbass in a pair of Smarty Pants? :headbang:

My experience, after having the driver's side visor replaced already (after about a year of ownership), is that flipping it up/down is not the issue - it's swinging it towards the window once it's down that causes the piece of crap plastic joint to give out. REALLY frustrating on a vehicle that...

Maybe 'violet' is a bit of a misnomer - it is bluish/purplish, depending on how the light hits it.

Found a coupla these at Walmart today - they're the "nicer" ones; feel much heavier than the $1 ones I've found in other colors (red, gobi, violet). This one was $5.47.

Yup - I had to figure that out, too, seeing as AZ does not observe DST. All good now -

How much you selling for?

Yup - I did a 315/70/17 Pathfinder just so the spare would match (closely, at least) the 35s I put on the OEM Overland wheel. Fits fine - recognizing I only would use it as a spare. Talked it through with Discount Tire staff before putting it on.

Yes, that was fun - I am now 'considering' a full-on lift. We shall see - hope you and your son had a blast. It was great meeting y'all.

I wish I could go - :crying: It sold out quickly, and I got a notice earlier this week that a spot or two opened up, but by the time I logged on it was sold out again. Y'all have fun!

I did Nitto Ridge Grapplers (285/75/18) on my Overland. Discount site says these are 70 lbs. each. I did feel a little sluggishness on Day 1 after install, but you kinda just get used to it. I only lost a few MPG due to the added weight - maybe 1-3 MPG loss, depending on where I'm driving. Aside...

I don't carry the panels' storage bag with me, but have thought about it. In the meantime, there have been a handful of times when I simply pull off the t-tops and stand them up behind the front seats. This is for simple commute trips, not long or bumpy off-road instances. Taking them off and...

If there was any lift in the rear at all, it was negligible - at least visually, as I didn't noticed the rear come up at all. Apologies, I didn't take measurements before and after, but I certainly looked at it about 237 times before and after. More than anything, it lifted the front to match...

It's gonna get much worse - see/hear this article: Manufacturing in China is being impacted, and we all know all the crap they make for us...

I interpret the right side to read: "Look out for giant red fuel cans as tall as your bed whenever you back up in your windowless truck."

Recent swing through White Sands, NM (although I'm not sure of the "glamour" rating) ;)

I did my research and found an Overland on the showroom floor (literally) and bought it in Feb. 2020 and have been happy ever since. I did not need a Rubicon trim level - I've done various off-road excursions of varying degrees, and my Overland has proven extremely capable. I went the Overland...