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Tent I have myself, my wife, and a three-year old little girl, so I went with an iKamper Skycamp. It provides a king-sized mattress, sets up in under 60 seconds, and goes down in under two minutes. In 7-8 years my child might be too old to share a tent that size with mom and dad, but then I can...

Fridge I read a lot of complaints on this forum that no fridge would fit under a tonneau cover. Well, I have a JCR full height rack with Access soft tonneau cover, and I found that the ARB Elements 63QT fridge still fits! The trick was to find a way to slide the fridge out so it could be opened...

We just finished our first trip with everything set up. Power I built my own power station in the bed of the truck using 18mm Baltic Birch plywood, next to the fridge. Its job is to power everything Overlanding-related, the fridge, tent lights, rechargeable AA/AAA battery charging, USB lantern...

I can officially confirm that the FrontRunner Outfitters load bars worked perfectly to keep the RTT just high enough above the cab of the truck to not scrape even when bouncing up and down some seriously rough and weathered fire roads. (That's Zion National Park we're looking down at from...

Following advice on another thread, I picked up a Latch-It Rack. I love it. Very light, very easy to toss on the truck and take back off, becomes flat so it's pretty easy to store. Best of all, the owner of the company genuinely seems to care about customer service. He just came out with new...

So a COVID scare slash home quarantine has delayed me putting the tent on for now (we're all good, but my wife was exposed and had to quarantine herself for 10 days, leaving me handling fulltime childcare and without another set of hands to help lift the tent), but I have managed to test whether...

I think I have a solution. The rack portion is installed and I'll be testing the tent on it this week (finally!) FrontRunner Outfitters 1400mm Universal Track Set attached to the top of the JCR Full Rack FrontRunner Outfitters Foot Set (2) 40mm-50mm FrontRunner Outfitters 1425mm slats to use...

Your big downside with JCR is that those two racks are not the same height, so you would have to treat them as 2 separate racks, you couldn't span a ladder or kayak across the two racks.

I'm trying to put a long awning on my JT, but it needs supports near the rear of the bed AND over the cab. (They supports have to be 6' apart at a bare minimum, which I can't do with only supports from the bed of the truck.) OPTION 1: The easiest bet would be a Frontrunner Slimline or Pioneer...

There are so many options, it really depends on your needs. If you intend to get a non-4-person RTT then you can probably get a half-height rack and keep the whole thing behind the cab, because it shouldn't be too long. Finding a rack that's high enough to allow a tent or ladder or canoe or sea...

I've been looking at FrontRunnerOutfitters and debating their 3.5" high mounts holding a pair of their slats. The slates are 20mm high by 90mm wide, with a variety of lengths. That would also pull the top of the rack far enough to the side that I could mount an awning. End result though: for...

No, it's not. I thought that adaptor was "just a cigarette adapter" too, I'll admit it. But I was VERY happy after purchasing it a few months ago to discover that's not at all what that product is. The ARB adaptor looks like a cigarette lighter adaptor from the outside and with the cover on...

As long as the mounts are at least 30" apart, the Skycamp is fine, that's why I'm not worried about the rigidity of the tent if it sticks forward (or back) from the existing JCR full-height rack. I like your idea of 3" tall solid aluminum spacers, that would have to be a ton lighter than two...

I'm planning to put a Skycamper 2.0 on my JT. That's a massive 7'2" long hardshell tent. The bed of a JT is only 5'. I currently have a JCR almost-full-height bed rack, but the top of it is roughly 2.75" below the highest point of a JT's hard top, so it's not really full height. The tent is too...

Currently preparing to purchase a 4-person hard top RTT for me, wife, and toddler. A couple questions, if I may. None are deal breakers, but the answers are needed to make an educated decision. You mention a textured hard top. Is it textured or Rhino Line'd? iKamper's textured hard top costs...

Huh. I've seen RFID chips before, but never any that looked like that. It truly looked like a solid-state tiny magnet. Interesting. Any reason to believe it would be damaged by being (lightly) epoxied to the top of the metal key? Edit - and it had no power source and was smaller than most...

But the AJT design DOES get the JT keyfob down to what I define as the "maximum allowable size"... it allows it to fit in the 5th pocket of my jeans. Any larger than that is where I call bullshit. Get that thing out or your regular pocket and into your watch job pocket and you won't be...

I got the Rugged Ridge ones for one reason... you're talking about a wide piece of rubber (the base) that turns 90deg to go straight up the frame, and then has a 1/2" lip at the top. Of all the door sill protectors on the market, Rugged Ridge were the only ones that also had adhesive strips on...

This was exactly it, thank you, thank you, thank you!!!! I was searching the forums but couldn't find this. For any future person with this problem... Unmarrying the Tazer Mini did not appear to change anything. However, TPMS had somehow gotten set to "OFF" within the Tazer Mini. Changing that...

Yeah, I got that from the other replies, including your own. I appreciate your attempts at help, but you're just repeating yourself and ignoring me when I say over and over again "that's not true for me, that's why I'm here asking for help". My "Vehicle Info" has 6 screens available, and tire...