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Bumping your thread because I am looking at covers. In the running: Mopar Besttop https://www.bestop.com/products/all-weather-trail-cover-jeep-2020-2022-gladiator-for-installed/ Raingear https://www.raingearcovers.com/product-page/4-door-gladiator-cab-cover

Bad ass Roam 65 qt is only 16" high. I don't really think there is a "standard" height for coolers. My cheap-o Coleman fits fine, until I get the Roam (will get this summer). https://www.roamadventureco.com/collections/coolers/products/roam-rugged-cooler-65-qt

They might have an older plan that they haven't upgraded to current plans. It was really common for a long time for carriers to charge extra to turn on the hot spot.

4g and LTE are the same thing*. But I assume it does not have 5g. I had it on for the free month or free 3 months (can't remember the offer), and we never used it. Our phones are unlimited already, so I never saw a point to click over to it. *Technically LTE is a type of 4g, but LTE is actually...

I’ve been thinking of using those same tires but in 35”. Good to hear you have a good experience at 37.

what’s the specific 37 you went with for 7.5”? I know many on here just ignore the width requirement and use 12.5” tires. Did you fine 11.5”?

And VW. They sold around 9 million in 2021.

I really like these trucks, and I've seen quite a few around my area. I assume they're using our trails and glam shots for promotions too. Having said that, no idea why this guy thinks an off road equipped tacoma couldn't do that stuff.

Isn't a better comparison the Tacoma? If you're leaning toward a full size truck you might already know what you want...

I got the one linked below. I'm pretty sure I just searched Amazon and this had the most good reviews. Its been fine, although I have no other stubbies to compare it to. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MSJC2GR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

I replaced my antenna with a stubby. Best cheap upgrade I've made. IMO the wrangler and gladiator should never have a big traditional antenna. It was constantly catching on branches on trails and then whipping back and forth when coming off the branch. So, no, I don't remove mine. I did remove...

My JTR is still stock (33" falkens). Drove with stock aluminum box for ~5k miles. My wife basically refused to drive it. Took it to the dealer, they confirmed the issue. As @ShadowsPapa and others have pointed out, if Jeep and the dealer confirm that there's a problem, there's a problem. They...

Finally caught up on this thread! I've been having the exact discussion with my wife (and myself), as I really hate the crow-hop on the 2020 u-joints. I have a 2020 Rubicon. I just built out my exact specs on the Jeep builder, and to purchase today would be about $15,000 (including destination...

We have a BigO near us, so I've been using them for my wife's winter tires and seasonal swap. Wish we had a Discount...

So, a bed load (with extension) is a face cord in your experience. Which would translate roughly (depending on length of cut) to 1/3 cord, right? I get a fuel wood permit from the NFS and have to record how much of my license I use for any given load. I usually put 1/4 for a full bed (no...

I don't know what this much wood weighs, but we had to exit via a steep jeep trail. No problems.

I've done Imogene, Engineer, Stony, and other similar passes/trails in CO with a stock JTR. I do plan on upgrading a bit when the tires wear out, but I haven't really hit anything yet that I wasn't comfortable on with the stock configuration. Honestly some of the random no-name trails in my...

IIRC there were two turns where I had my wife get out and spot me for a 3 point. But no major issues. Edit to add: I know which one you mean. I just went super wide on that one and had my wife spot. I was going down it, so I went on the far left side to start and made a wide right turn.

Last summer we did both Engineer Pass and Stony Pass in a stock JTR. I didn't even air down. We passed a few folks in 2dr Wranglers who waived us down and asked "You did the pass in that?!" I mean, the answer was obviously yes, since we were on our way down... That isn't a good comparison of...

I would think so. No promises or anything but that route avoids the higher San Juan mts. I would suggest driving up the highway to Ouray (highway will always be open) just to have some mountain fun. But yeah that route should be very doable in June.