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Some people are under the delusion that if they drive with the tailgate down they’ll get better fuel economy. They think it causes less drag. But in fact you get better fuel economy with the tailgate up as it was designed.

This picture sums up their personalities pretty well.

I’m 28 as well and don’t fit the mold of what people think of as far as millennials go but we’re definitely very much in the millennial generation. Early 1980’s till 2000 or so.

Correct if the stock tires on an Overland are 31’s. I don’t know the size off the top of my head. But yes, stock (Red), lifted with 35’s (Black).

Black Overland with 2” Mopar lift and 35’s. Last photo shows stock Overland vs lifted Overland.

Black Overland on 2” Mopar lift and 35’s for sale at Faricy Boys in Colorado Springs. They added $6,000 for lift and 5 tires...

My garage dreams are bigger than my reality.

Just for clarification to tell you how tough this challenge is, the bottom of the gauntlet is at a mile above sea level or close to (Denver, the Mile High city). The top is closer to 12,000 ft above sea level. When the truck hit the 42 miles an hour it was closer to the 12,000 elevation and a...

Then when you go to register it you get to pay another tax which is what DenverGladiator is referring too.

Yeah it’s pretty ridiculous. I’ve always had vehicles that are 5-10 years old so it hasn’t hurt this much. Makes me rethink a new vehicle.

According to my county’s handy calculator it would cost $1,177.

The truck would have plenty of torque to overtake uphill. I didn’t ever feel like I didn’t have enough power or the wrong gear.

Are the tires just massive or are the rims too small? Something look odd.

Ask @Jake

I definitely felt the loose steering when I test drove an Overland, but not as much when I drove the Rubicon. Like others have said, there are a ton of threads on this issue on the JL forums.

All the time on TV.

I just uploaded it to YouTube. Hopefully this link works.

Went down to Perkins Motors and met with Jacques Perreault (very nice guy). He let me take the truck on a 1 hour test drive with me and my little girl by ourselves. She approves of the truck. I had previously test drove an Overland at Faricy Boys And was underwhelmed with it mainly due to its...

On a related note, punctuation marks go directly at the end of a sentence. There is no space in between the last word and the punctuation mark.

@Jake is this still an issue for you? I get the plywood jokes continuing for the sake of continuing. But obviously the plywood (lattice) fits. And it fits straight. Do we really need an up close photo?