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Another thread about the same piece: https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/what-are-these-plastic-shields-between-the-bumper-and-fender.22545/

I was using those cheap yellow Costco microfiber towels for all of my cleaning/detailing including windows. These towels left billions of micro plastic lint pieces all over the glass that sparkle in the sun. I tried everything to remove them to no avail. Finally I had 100% success using a clay...

Hotheads headliners including their sound assassin strips are even better than the Mopar headliner.

Besides the obvious: No more soggy food, replacing melted ice, unstable food temps, etc... This little video adds another perspective:

12V DC fridges don't take much power, but air conditioning sure does. I'm not sure that would be enough power. Even if the TS gen has enough power you'll need a lot of gas and/or propane. Here are the costs, weights, and basic power specs of the two inverter generators discussed so far in...

Camper shell... sheesh... I don't even see a rubber bed mat :facepalm: These are BASIC high volume accessories.

Definitely the best bang for the buck. The only downside is noise and carrying extra fuel.

The SensorPush not only monitors the temp of your food (don’t trust your fridge’s thermostat as there can be variance depending on lots of factors) and the SensorPush can be configured to send you push notifications (alerts) depending on parameters you set. The cost of Battleborn batteries is...

I've had an ARB50 in another rig for 4-5 years. Very low Ah draw and has performed flawlessly. I can strategically pack enough food for about 4+ days for our family of 4. Last year I installed two Battleborn 100Ah batteries in parallel. Overkill I know, but sooooo much better than the old...

I’d buy 1 wheel (no tire) and pay for shipping to NorCal if you’re interested in selling singles. Maybe other Overland owners here want an extra for the spare like I do??? FYI... I took the OEM Overland tires off my rig at 1375 miles and sold just the 4 tires on Craigslist for $500 to someone...

Yeah, those are the same size tires I currently have as well. I’ve searched plenty, but I’m hoping we can consolidate Overland 18” wheel/tire info here on this thread including lots of photos and details of several Overland 18” options and the details that make each possible.

The magnet is so strong that when I pull on the Element it pops out of the clip without the magnet coming off.

Can anyone who’s added 33”, 35”, and 37” tires to Overland 18” wheels please post photos AND the details on what lift mods you had to do to accommodate?

Will do later today. It holds it very securely. Of course it’s also very simple to Velcro strap if desired. They are fairly light weight and small.

I carry one of these in my Gladiator with their magnetic mounting clip: https://elementfire.com/pages/media

I just took a 10 hour round-trip drive this weekend in Northern California along the coast and only saw one other Gladiator. In the not quite 3 months I’ve owned my Gladiator I’ve only seen 2 others in the wild (not at a dealership).

I carry one of these in my Gladiator with their magnetic mounting clip: https://elementfire.com/pages/media

Done. Took about 1.5 hrs.

Called. Parts available. Scheduled for this Friday. Thank you!

No rubbing issues? How about clearance with top of fenders when flexing? Thanks!