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I have been using a Voswitch UV120 for nearly 4 years now in my Xterra. Moving it to the Gladiator (bought in June) soon. It has been great. Bunch of options: you can group the circuits; set how they behave (momentary, on/off, multiple flash patterns); display can be one of four different...

This time of year in Montana, it looks more like this...

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I have a BakFlip MX4 on my Ram 2500. It has been a great cover for about six years now. I live on dirt roads in western Montana. It has seen all kinds of weather. Many long road trips to AZ, UT, CA. The cover has performed very well. When I got my Gladiator earlier this year, I bought a Gator...

Don't know about that. I just replaced the OEM battery in my 2018 Ram 2500. Can't complain about 7 years! Hope to get the same legs from my Gladiator's! ;)

I have had several sets of KO2s and balancing them has been a recurring challenge. Looking around online, they do seem to be a 'lumpy' tire. They have been great for wheeling in the Western US mountains and deserts. Not so good in playa mud! They become instant slicks.

I have a 2018 Ram 2500 (30g) and a 2010 Nissan Xterra (21g). Same story on the low fuel light and how much is left in the tank. Not just a Jeep thing. As others have stated, it's low on fuel, not out of fuel and it is intentional by the car makers. Gives you a buffer to get to a station.