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Should have made this thread with a Poll attached. Yes, I think the LED's are actually quite good. As good as my wife's Lexus with the Triple Beam headlights. Plus, I love the look of the outline that the taillights use. The Wrangler's hourglass outline looks better, but these are definitely...

From Tire Rack... "Nitrogen reduces the loss of tire pressure due to permeation through rubber over time by about 1/3. This helps maintain the vehicle's required tire pressures a little longer, but doesn't eliminate the need for monthly tire pressure checks. This is good for people who don't...

JL was a stock Rubi. JT is a stock Mojave. Both with 33's, although the Glad has stock mud terrains.

Holy sh!t...that's (f)Epping cold, lol.

Yes, good point. Adjusting the psi when it's already cold out, helps with lower fluctuation rates. We can't do that so easily here is the South (TN). It literally could be 15 degrees on Monday and 68 by Wednesday...and back to 20 by Friday...all winter long. Nitrogen is the best answer for us...

While I CAN'T tell you exactly what to do more than you already do, I CAN explain my experience. I've only had my Glad for all of 400 miles, however, the MPG is exactly what I experienced with my 2018 JL. Same Pentastar engine and, so far, same as I remember with the JL. I feel like city vs hwy...

Yeah, they can vary quite a bit. You're probably used to another size tire where there isn't as much air in them. These are larger, thus more air, thus larger fluctuations. Now, if you're losing air and continue to lose it, then there is a puncture, obviously. 5-7 psi is not out of the norm...

Yes!!! Long time Tacoma owner here, too. The weight in the back was essential for proper grip with them. That's why I went looking for this info in the first place. I was so impressed with grip in the Glad.

Definitely not "worried", just wanted to know. Knowledge, or lack thereof, won't affect me one bit. It's all just curiosity. For all we know, that website could be off 30%.... Awesome! I'm glad your numbers were actual weights. I was worried that this random website could have been totally...

I keep 4 pairs of shades in my vehicle at all times. All with differing lens colors and VLT (also have sensitive eyes). Two of my most used are always in the top portion of the center console in an Oakley bag for protection (wheter they're Oakley or not). One pair is in a hard case and also kept...

So, you had your Glad weighed, but did you also have it weighed at each axle to get your weights, or did you just apply the percentages I posted? I'm only asking because I was hoping to get some solid numbers besides the ones I found on some random website. Was hoping someone had something...

So, I've been trying to search for the weight distribution of the Gladiator, in particular, the Mojave. Not a weight distribution hitch. I'm talking about the weight percentage over the front and rear axles, respectively. I used the search, but couldn't find anything. I very well may not have...

Diesel only, it says.

Yeah, my wife wasn't a fan initially either, but I think it's growing on her...slowly. We're both a little apprehensive about blue jean color transfer. We're hoping it doesn't do it too bad. Time will tell.

Just dropping in to say hey. Picked her up today. 2022 Sting Gray with Steel Gray leather. Was on the fence about the light color leather, but it has REALLY grown on me, now. Was just sick of the all black everything from some of my other vehicles and wanted a change.