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Why would that be an issue. the top is meant to be taken off and put back on. If they replace the top with a new one there should be any issues. It won't leak. (My comment was in reference to the person you replied to that suggested a new top would leak.)

So once your tires wear our will you go bigger. And if you go bigger will you regear? I have the tow package on my Sport, so I have the 3:73 gears. If I went to 35s I would feel the need to go to 4:10 gears and then 37s I think need 4:88 gears. Anyone else have thoughts on that

May I ask why you guys lifted your Gladiators with 33's? I have a Sport with 33's and have had no need for a lift, but I also don't do any hard trails. I also like the look of the tire filling the wheel wells.

Unfortunately, my rear defogger doesn’t work and this is my second rear windshield, but I love the Jeep so much as long as they take care of it. I’m happy.

I do not know what happened. It may have been a result of jeep trying to make things right with all the issues I have had with my gladiator. But I can assure you my paperwork has my warranty to over 110,000 miles. I even confirmed it at my local dealership. It’s in the system.

I had an issue with my motorhome that I have GEICO for. Basically, a dealership messed my camper up, GEICO paid to have it taken care of from another shop. They cut me a check minus the deducatable. GEICO then took the Dealership to court. IF GEICO wins, I am supposed to be paid my...

I would look at a hybrid camper. That’s a camper that has all the luxuries of a travel trailer but weighs a lot less. You will get a full kitchen, bathroom and dinette. Then the beds will pop out like a pop up camper. I don’t know the exact weight a Mojave can tow but I do not think it’s much...

Call the rep that is dealing with your warranty work. Not the one at the dealership, but the one at Jeep. They will not make any concessions until the work is complete. The loaner program is crap because it is less than $100 per day for only a certain number of days, I forgot how many. I...

Good news is that it should be covered under warranty. Bad news is that's a lot of parts and supply sucks. Wishing you good luck with the shop getting the parts soon.

I have USAA and my windshield is covered under the comprehensive portion of my policy. Any new windshield only costs $100. Windshield coverage is a must for Jeep owners. It's not a matter of if your windshield will crack, it's a matter of when.

I had this issue around 35,000 miles. My D Clutch went in my automatic transmission, which is what causes the jolting between gears. The clutch was slipping and catching, not engaging as it should. I filed a warranty claim, Jeep sent me to a dealership with a transmission specialist and...

I have a Gator Soft Tri Fold cover for my bed and I do not have any issues leaking. Check your clamps to make sure they are tight enough so the cover doesn't shift and that the cover sits tightly on the bed rails.

then that’s the way I would definitely go. Why give up a truck you love.

Unless you want lockers, keep the Overland and modify it. a 2 inch lift kit and 37" tires and a regear should give you everything you need.

All depends how you flat tow it. I have a blue ox system that I tow with my motorhome and I don’t even know it’s back there.

It was warranty. It’s very labor intensive.

I was lucky and had the harness replaced under warranty. The bill would have been around $3000

It's a crap shoot. If you search the forum a lot of people have swapped with no issues. Others have swapped and a jscan or tazer fixed the issue and others it's been a nightmare. Same with the LED bulbs. My son swapped out his halogen bulbs for LED. The headlight swap worked great. The fog...

First Question is have you taken your doors off. Usually, when this happens it is the result of bent pins in the connector. BUT considering the weather I doubt you have taken the doors off. I had an issue with my wiring harness in my door and it had to be replaced. The door lock wasn't...

You could always install the base plate on the truck, then load the bike into the bed and tow both. I am assuming you have a 10,000 pound hitch on your motorhome because the Gladiator is over 5,000 pounds. Most gas motorhomes have a 5,000 pound hitch and cannot tow a Gladiator.