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While I don't disagree with others that have called out the "inconvenience" of taking it to the dealer and the all too real issue that sometimes they do something wrong when changing the oil (like breaking the oil filter housing), I would side with the others that have said that you've already...

Do yourself a favor and buy one of these too. It will save you from a lot of knuckle scraping... https://www.amazon.com/Z-Automotive-Z_SGW_EXT/dp/B0B7VR6W1F

I'm not sure what you want to "remap buttons for front camera" but did you know that with the Tazer plugged in, if you double click the radio's mute button, the camera will pop on screen.

BOTH: one for driving and one for locations where I cannot carry. Dara Mounted Vehicle Holster using RAM Mount parts to connect under seat Hornady Standard Lock Box bolted into the tub

The poor house! They are colluding against me: In all actuality though, Spring Break is coming quick and the the school that the wife works at will be on break, so I am finalizing some minor projects and such to take the JTR up into Monument Valley, the Moki Dugway and the Valley of the Gods...

Agreed. For the shop I have a nice quick hydraulic jack but for the trail, I have my scissor jack, a 4x4 wood block stand for the jack and an adapter that allows me to put a driver on the end up the jack to raise and lower. Simple and it won’t fail.

I know this was your “snarky” comment but there is some real wisdom in what you’ve said. I literally started with a basic SAE/Metric 3/8” drive socket set and a matching combination wrench set and some screwdrivers. Then every time I repaired something, replaced something or installed...

Here’s a thought from left field: call a local local paintless dent repair place in your area and ask what a 1” aluminum door ding would cost to repair. I’d wager you could get a couple dents repaired for that same price. Then ask yourself how many door dings you’ve ever gotten…for me, it...

Yeah, my canopy was the first gen Alu-Cab Expedition Canopy so it came with white LED strips on each door (the newer gen comes with tri-color lights). Like you, I don't just sit around with them on; but when it came time to sort things for the night or after dark kitchen work, I noticed it was...

That's why I was asking for clarification on what he is looking for, because there is a lot of different bed lighting for different purposes: Amber KC Cyclone V2's to minimize bug attraction over white lights KC Series 2 for scene lights

I still think that is a sexy wheel. I put them on my wife's Wrangler a few years back:

Nothing fancy or sexy but something to make my stock jack a little more user friendly: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01D316WNQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Yeah!!! That too. I suppose that was the ONE time they didn't press all the tires up to 40#....LOL

About as long as you already have. Seriously, take it in tell them it's still not right. And when they tell you (because they will) to just drive it and everything will clear, tell them to throw it on their charger and give it back to you when everything is working properly. It's halfassery...

Well "Oliver", I have my own "Lisa" and know exactly what you are talking about. My wife was also insistent on having a certain level of comfort as well. If I'm being honest...a rooftop tent goes a long way to that end. Sure, it's not as spacious as a nice ground tent but she likes being away...

So I'm curious, does your future involve a canopy? House battery setup? Solar?

I've never hit anything that high when crawling in 40 years. A good pair of Rock Sliders are great for crawling and stopping shopping carts and door dings.

My Renogy MPPT does this as well. It gives priority to Solar.

My experience with Renogy's customer service was decent. When they shipped my initial system they forgot to include the wiring from the panels to the MPPT. I called them and they shipped out the same day. Maybe I had a lucky day. Anyway, I know there aren't a ton of long term reviews out...

Yeah, those tie down bolt holes were a good spot. I ran stuff through those holes too! LOL