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Home Depot husky totes are one of the best things I have purchased 30 bucks each for the biggest (3 different sizes) durable as shit. 100 percent waterproof. Fit under a bed cover are lockable and stackable for the price they cannot be beat. I have 10 that I used when I moved across the country...

What do you mean the tie downs are to low?

If you are planning to use the 40s for off-road then yes you basically have to replace most things. Axles, drive shafts, gears and more. Don't get me wrong it will definitely work but most likely not for very long if u are actually wheeling it. If your just driving on some dirt trails u may be ok.

Yea if you want a longer tent it will have to be a full rack. if you can push a little more then 3k i would look at the tough stuff alpha 2 tent. Rebel offroad also has a great half rack. That was the set up i originally planned and i just decided i use my bed to much to limit the space with a...

I haven't got them yet I thought it was more an event when you could camp out and get a spot for the weekend not just drive on the beach for a day so I'm hesitant to plan yet

Nothing gets in these things for 30 bucks they can't be beat. It's absolutely dumping rain here in TN so I figured I'd show them off.

I also have the Deezee and its great

Can you not mount them on the inside of the door and just grab them when flipping to door open? isn't that the point of the molle panels on the inside of the door?

just got mine changed at my dealer sat with no issues they never mentioned anything either

All I can think about is the freedom panel bouncing off the roof if the road is even remotely bumpy and driving me insane

Flying unfortunately breaking it down and shipping would be ideal but i think the weight of it made it so much money unless I'm looking in the wrong. place

I'll be back out in CA for a week in March maybe I can figure out a way to get it to TN by then

I use the waterproof husky totes from home Depot they are freaking awesome I have 10 of them that I used for a cross country move when they were in the back of my truck. They have been through any weather thrown at them with 0 issue

yes 37/38s are about the safty limit on the JTs there's a few users on here that have already had to replace axles on 40s

wish you were not so far

i wish i could afford one of these gonna have to settle for the rack and tent combo instead

Awesome man thanks. how tight of a squeeze do you think it would be for two people and a dog in the tent?

I have a portable viar its great. I had antirock on my Tj but with the JT i will be going with the Apex swaybar disconnects instead.

I only moved here in August but haven't really had the chance to go anywhere yet I'm a little north of Nashville

Thanks man I'd love to tag a long on a trip once I'm a little more set up saw your in TN also