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Looks like it will work fine but that price is pretty steep for me. I tend to go simple and more inexpensive. We have made several chuck boxes to fit in all our various rigs over the years. They can get big and heavy pretty quickly. I have settled on a fairly small box set-up that isn't too...

Does anyone have any idea what the difference is between the CMM A pillar ball mount for $21 and the A-pillar ball mount solution for $102? Very confusing looking at the web site.

Very cool. Thats going to be a lot of fun.

The wavian metal cans seal very well and dont leak a drop. They will expand and contract with the temperature but never leak. I have two on the back of my old land rover and they expanded so much in the sun It was hard to get them out of the carrier. But no leaks.

I like them a lot. Very handy to set up under the awning and it keeps the bugs out.

I picked up a 2020 limited edition rubicon about 2 years ago and just discovered the sirus xm is working. Wondering how to find out information about the subscription and using it on my phone.

Not an engineer but my vote is for over shocked and under bump stopped causing more stress than the frame could stand at the upper shock fail point.

I have some wide foam weather stripping 1/4 thick and 4 aluminum trail rail clamps from amazon on each side. No movement yet.

Like the title said. Looking for some experienced opinion's on the Metalcloak VS Sumo replacement bump stops. Metal cloak is pretty inexpensive compared to Sumo but is there really a difference? https://metalcloak.com/jt-gladiator-upper-rear-durospring.html...

Looks like a pretty good option. Are they longer than the factory bump stops?

I agree the gutter mount wont work on the fiberglass top. The rhino backbone is the way to go with a RTT on the hard top. Most hard shell tents are about 130 pounds. Lots of happy Jeepers out there using them. Not my choice I prefer my tent on a topper.

Mount a rack to your hard top for the RTT if you want to keep the roll bar.

Painted the top of my RTT white to reflect heat down here in Arizona.

The hard shell is an interesting idea but it Shure looks bulky hanging on the truck.

One thing to note is the weight up high does make a noticeable difference. I was surprised to feel the truck more tippy than before with only 130 pounds in the topper rack.

Nice looking truck. Rubicon springs are pretty soft. I hauled 900 pounds of bricks and bottomed out pretty good on my driveway lumps and bumps.

Here you go. https://mountainoffroad.com/collections/jeep/products/copy-of-jeep-jl-hide-a-step-powder-coated?variant=31274514710639

Sorry to see all the issues on a very expensive product. Unfortunately I agree with you, they are more than likely closing up shop.

I should add that these are only applicable to the Rubicon rear bumper. Very easy install. The steps bolt on to existing holes in the rails. If you look at the picture of the rail before the step is bolted on the holes are just visible between the rail and truck bed.

Bolted these on this morning. Nice easy addition making climbing around on the back of the truck easyer.