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You may have a point. But if it actually cools better, I can deal with that.

I think it has tires but the sidewalls are so thin you just can’t see them.

I'm going to make one out of white starboard. Been using it on boats in direct sun for years and never had a lick of warping.

Nothing today, but a month ago my son slid off the road into a ditch full of mud and snow in his 2023 Grand Cherokee 4xe Trailhawk near Mt. Rainier National Park. No local tow truck could get to him. A couple vehicles tried and failed to get him out. I drove the 150 miles found him and had him...

I ran that combo for a short time. 4:88s fixed the issue. 37s are too large for 4:10s.

The last one is nuts!

I’m running the same set up. Only way to fix that short of going to a smaller tire is new gears.

I’m running those tires on similar wheels. I added fender flares and mud flaps. Keeps the tires from destroying your paint job.

Good luck with the wife.

Other smaller trailer on the landing craft. Handy if you live on an island with no ferry. Maybe I digress from Gladiators. But my JTR does tow this trailer as well. Smaller cooler but adequate.

Designed to load onto a 23’ landing craft.

Great idea, I will be looking for a giant cooler or a hot tub.

The Rubicon wheels on my JT Launch Edition were 17 x 7 1/2. Not in spec for my KO2 37 x 12.5" tires. Broke my heart to sell them.

I saw that you got it that way and completely agree the stock tires, even the 33s, are too small and look it. My JTR got 37s, a 2.5" lift and new wider 17" wheels before it had 100 miles on it. But someone went way overboard on yours. It'll cost you but it can certainly be made functional again...

The box contains my old RLD Canopy that I replaced with the Super Pacific. Shipped it off to its new owner. There is a heavy grill cart on the front of the trailer and lots of furniture for our cabin in the bed as well. Could hardly tell I was carrying anything.

It just makes me sad that someone would do that to a Gladiator just for that look. Don't know what your plans are for the rig but wheeling it like that should not be on the list. You already took driving it on the freeway off theist as well. Lots of good advice preceded my response so I'll leave...

You could have them wrapped or painted for less than you would pay for a new one.

I have two guys who want to ship it back east. I'm looking into shipping it which would require a pallet and plywood box. If I ship it it those guys have first dibs. Of course, if I have to ship it the cost of shipping is on the buyer. I'll let you know how things shape up.

They are painted white from the factory.

If they find some owners who are willing to sign on, the owners will each get $19.95 and the law firm will get rich.