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It was a real easy decision for me... Get something that can be undone later since this is a lease. But they will still work with Spray In liners, though you must scuff it up and apply some sort of substance that is included to ensure it adheres properly

It’s not carpet. More like a dense foam like mat. It was pre cut as you see it there. Costs about $200 shipped and with tax

It’s made by Bedrug. I purchased through Northridge4x4. It is actually fairly light. I expected it to be a lot heavier. Held down by super strong adhesive and Velcro so that you can remove it but stays in place on the interstate here are some stats Anti-skid, TPO (thermopolyolefin) top...

Installed a Rubi front bumper and an impact mat on the tailgate and bed.

Hi there! How much are you trying to get for it, and does it still have the fogs attached?

First Jeep: 1992 YJ (Manual) 2004 Rubicon 2005 LJ 2003 Rubicon 1992 Cherokee 2007 Rubicon (Manual) 2008 Wrangler (Manual) 2011 JK Unlimited Rubicon 2014 Grand Cherokee Overland 2010 JK Unlimited Sahara 2015 Cherokee Trailhawk 2016 JK Unlimited Rubicon (Manual) 2018 JL Unlimited Rubicon (Manual)...

Mopar Rock Rails and Mopar Roll Up Tonneau added today.

That was my experience. Very harsh... Jolts you in situations where the Raptor or the Gladiator won’t. I think it’s smoother than a Z71 Colorado for sure overall, but it’s not well sorted on road IMO. I’m used to a softer feel over the firm feel

Thanks for the heads up. I’m only near the N.C./TN border every now and then when visiting my mom. I’m out in Lexington KY normally (and currently)

Sport S on 285/70 R17 Falken Wildpeak tires (Standard Load LT tire). All 5 from discount tire for $866 total with stockers traded in

That’s likely gonna be the highest amongst us all! Damn!

To make it even more fun, I wrote out my list (not including my first car since that’s always a security question): First car not disclosed 91 Chevy Cavalier 93 Ford Probe 95 Honda Del Sol 92 Saturn Sedan 79 BMW 316i (sort of) 97 Chevy Camaro RS 2001 Nissan Xterra SE 1992 Wrangler...

Alright, I know there’s others like me out there! Who all goes out buying entirely too many new cars year after year (or even more than once a year)? I’m 40 years old, and now on Jeep #14 and vehicle #49.... Yep, I definitely have a problem, lol.

From what you described, stay away from Mud Terrain tires. Will not provide the all around performance that it sounds like you want. Wildpeak AT take offs from Rubicons might suit you well.

What are the specs on those wheels? Brand, model, offset, etc

I tried to like the ZR2. Purchased a ZR2 Bison and literally 3 weeks later, switched to the Gladiator. Mine is not even a Rubicon and I’m here to tell you, it provides many more smiles and a hell of a lot better ride quality. The ZR2 feels like junk when you hit bumps.

Wish you were a tad closer to Johnson City TN

I’m sure these numbers vary from dealer to dealer, but using US Bank (based off what you see on Jeep.com), you’re looking at these 36 month lease residuals for Oct: 71% Sport S 67% Overland 67% Rubicon I did better than the $329 advertised deal on Jeep.com, primarily due to the $500 military...

I have one that I just realized I had (via email) and literally signed my lease 14 Oct without using it. Damn....

Just as the description says. Looking for a handful of Rubicon take offs near Lexington KY