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Is that Parts and Labor or just Labor I would check multiple places for quotes. Sacramento Offroad Solution in Woodland, The Chop Shop in Dixon, Anyone's Offroad in Fairfield, I would also check a couple places in Sacramento as well. Places in Sac like Hunters 4x4, Specialized 4 wheel drive...

I remember when the only two places to buy Jeep parts were JC Whitney and Quadratec. I still have good customer service and experiences with Quadratec but they usually are more expensive than other places. They have always done right by me.

Like everyone is saying, it really depends on personal need. I have a Gladiator Rubicon, my girl has a JLU Rubicon. Both are very capable vehicles, hers is better on certain trails and obstacles, mine is better on dump runs and trips to home depot LOL. The wheelbase is manageable on the trail...

My 37" K02 barely fit and its on the smaller side.

Shouldn't be an issue at all, I had 5 37" tires in the bed of my truck. Since I needed to take them 60 miles on the freeway home, I did strap them down with a cargo net. When I took them across town, I fit the 5 tires and rims in the truck. Although the rims were in the back seat with the seat...

I made it to the 3rd, got some diff skids for the JL since my girl doesn't want to lift it or get bigger tires yet.

Shame it looks like it has Kings shocks too, hopefully it was a mistake and they weren't trying to go through that water for fun.

I did the Hollister one last year it was a good time.

The access literider toneau cover works with it for sure, they sell it on their website.

I’m going to the Rubicon one on August 25th!

I went to the one in Hollister last year, it was a great experience. You get great spotting, they go over everything your Jeep can do and really shows you what its capable of. The staff are really nice too, they were also giving my girlfriend spotting lessons and explaining in detail, the...

At the end of the day its your vehicle, but it will be much cheaper to add lockers etc. Plus you get to keep your first jeep, the price on sentimental value is strong for me.

I've got a craftsman air compressor that runs by plugging it into the DC adaptor or runs on their 20V batteries its ok in an emergency. I bring it for camping to air up mattresses, beach toys etc. I have it as a back up if I run out of Co2 on the powertank. I've tested it before and it took me...

If it originally had the max tow package added it should have 4.10 gearing. If it doesn't then I believe from Rocky Ridge it would be either the original 3.73 (if not max tow) or they have an optional upgrade of 4.88.

Going to watch this thread because I want to see how they look on the truck.

Metalcloak is one of the best companies as far as products, customer service, etc. I try to go with their products all the time. The only reason I haven't bought the skids is the weight. If you're Gladiator is your daily driver, I don't know if you'll want to drive around with 179 lb. skids on...

Sometimes pictures don't do these certain Jeep colors justice. My girl felt like that when she was buying a wrangler, I showed her a picture of a hella yella Jeep and said it's ugly. She goes and looks at it in person and its now in the garage! Lol, I can't wait to see one of these in person.

When i get home, in the morning i will post a few that i have.

I'm usually carrying nothing extra, except my powertank and recovery gear. I do feel that squishy feeling when I drop below 33 PSI