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Congrats on the purchase - see here for what I ended up doing with my Overland: https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/achieved-the-look-and-function-i-wanted-overland-with-35s-and-leveling-kit.35816/ I was also overwhelmed with the options out there, and didn't see the need (yet) to...

I went with that spacer kit because it's $250, and the full-on suspension lift quotes I received were at least $2,500 including install (and up from there, believe me). My main purpose was to eliminate the vehicle's rake. I may do a 2" Mopar lift somewhere down the road but for now I'm fine...

Nice ride! I have a 2020 Overland as well - see my thread here for what I ended up with: https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/achieved-the-look-and-function-i-wanted-overland-with-35s-and-leveling-kit.35816/

Howdy - I have a 2020 Overland; I did the Rubicon Express 2" spacer kit which provided plenty of room for the NItto Ridge Grapplers I recently installed (285/75/18). I drove the truck for several weeks after kit installation to get the feel of it, and did months of research before deciding on a...

Why, yes - I am on my Overland.

Howdy from AZ - see a summary of my build here; went with that exact tire size: https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/achieved-the-look-and-function-i-wanted-overland-with-35s-and-leveling-kit.35816/

Thanks! I am very happy with the results. Here is the link to the Rubicon Express page, as the Quadratec page is misleading to me (mentions shocks, which the kit does NOT include): it is RE model #JT7134E -...

JT Overland here: Rubicon Express 2" spacer kit - very happy with the result after putting on the 35" Nitto Ridge Grapplers (285/75/18).

I did the Extang Trifecta 2.0 soft cover, and ONLY because I found it locally on Craigslist for $160 (I think they retail for ~$375). Some guy bought the contents of a storage unit that had a slew of covers and I lucked out. My verdict - it is lightweight, covers the bed well and keeps things...

See this thread, which should answer many of your questions. If not, reach back out and I'll be happy to share my experience so far. https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/achieved-the-look-and-function-i-wanted-overland-with-35s-and-leveling-kit.35816/ And this one...

Just an FYI - I did the Rubicon Express lift/level kit and was able to comfortably fit 35s with room to spare. This is my 2020 Overland, and the kit was $250.

I've never driven a JKU or other Jeep models. However, I'm just over 6' and have had no issues with views, angles, or being able to monitor traffic around my JT - and I pay close attention to that because I have a tendency to back up into parking spaces, including my driveway. I travel ~20...

I just traded in a 2018 Ram 1500 Bighorn Sport for my 2020 Overland, so I hear ya. This is my first Jeep, after owning five Rams and one Dakota. Yes, the Ram is more spacious and has a larger bed. However, it also gets worse gas mileage, which was one factor for me in looking at other...

Call your JT whatever you'd like - although the proliferation of acronyms reminds me of that scene in 'Good Morning Vietnam' where Robin Williams uses so many that they become confusing, and somewhat meaningless after a while. For reference:

Same here - not spacers, but a level kit from Rubicon Express. Plenty of room, running that very tire size.

Haven't done it in my JT, but have read the same info as I contemplate doing it. I did do it in a Pink Jeep tour a few years back and it was a bit rough - like riding a washboard for most of it. Disappointed to hear what it's become.

I've ordered many an item directly from the Mopar accessories website - they're good about listing fitment for each item.

Not much of a problem here in AZ - not many trees.

Absolutely - see attached. It's night, so pics may be a bit dark. Let me know if you'd like a daytime shot. The tire lines up right with the fender and splash guard; this is rear right.

I put in the Rubicon Express JT7134E kit and it pretty much leveled it out - not sure if that's what you're going for. It's a 2" front lift/leveling kit, and I'm very happy with it. Drove it for several weeks before acquiring the 35s. Larger tires are on now and I have absolutely no rubbing...