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Hard to find a weinner here.tirerack.com/tires/surveyresults/surveydisplay.jsp?type=OFAT&width=285%2F&ratio=70&diameter=17&tireSearch=true&filter=y

Yep both of mine past in the last two years.Kind of how I feel.On a lighter side.I went from KO2s to AT4Ws for a much better ride.Must the new soft rubber.

Agreed on the red shocks.Ive had them leak in under 10000 miles.Warrantied one,then just bought Billy's after the second shock started leaking.

No just a bed mat on top to keep the sliding of material down.

I have the Griots vinyl stuff,it is top notch but pricey now.

KO2s are great here in the southwest if you can balance them.My last set wouldn't balance so I ditched them with a 400 dollar credit at discount tire.Other wise they were ok.If you need a performer in the snow Id listen the the guys and gals up in the snow country.

Tires are a crap shoot.My last set of KO2s sucked.I replaced with Falkens and they are great,so far.

I guess a warm day would help with the install?

Nope Ryobi is not for heavy use.My son and I just had that conversation,he is starting to build his tool collection.I do all my own work my Jeeps and none have failed yet,but I don't do this stuff every day.They are getting pricey with the new brushless stuff.

Ive got the red connector for jump starting.I THINK its 175 amp rated.The gray is I THINK 50 amp rated.

That is me.Im vested into Ryobi and works for me on all the Jeeps Ive owned.Back in the day I did start with the Makita 7.2 drill from Costco.

Ryobi needs to make one.That is nice.

What option was the factory inverter?

Yep drain holes are a no go for me. I can see they would be useful for some of you.

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I guess I got screwed.Ive always paid the full tax on a new vehicle with a trade in.This is in Ca.Pay 50000,trade in 20000.you pay tax on 50000 for the new Jeep.:(

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Super Sport.:)

How are they made?The OE are not a solid material.They are a two piece design.They do look solid in the pics.

103 ft lbs.plus almost half a turn/145 degrees.Wish I had final a number I have them now at 190 ft lbs.I did the 190,I guess I may redo some day.:(