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Thanks my 2020 has the wind damns still on. I need to put them in a box to be found in 50 years as some "great find" by someone doing a full restoration in 2072.

Were those wind damns from bumper to fender offered after 2020? My Son doesnt have them on his 2022

No pic but i used the gladiator to haul sand bags for hurricane nicole this week

Actually said to support that years/miles really dont matter. I have been lucky. And dont do stupid stuff like tail gate trucks on bad highways. My JT is the first car to go this long without a chip/crack. Blind luck

Last car I replaced the windshield 3 times. Changed driving habits , avoiding construction zones on highways, leaving 8 car gaps...etc. 30k miles still oem glass no marks. Knock wood.. never driving I-4 in Orlando ever again helps a lot

I promise for 99.9% of what you will be doing 4hi likely wont be needed the rear wheel traction control will manage most issues for your use. Stock tires will limiting factor.

I agree they are a great company. When i lived in other states I was happy with USAA. Florida is not their sweet spot for rates is all i mean.

300/500k with 100k pers pro stacked same deduct. Same miles and same cars/drivers

Same coverage. Apples to apples

So i just quoted USAA (member since 1988 - i hate victory captial) USAA quote is 11$ more per 6 months than geico for me. Which is closer than last checked years ago. I switched to geico in 2015 from USAA based on price

2020 JT and a 2022 E350. 1354 for 6 months. FL. Geico. Clean records no more kids at home

So with a sport it is a slippery slope. Regear? If you're in there why not lockers. Oh lockers and regear? Why not move to dana 60s then we could slip on 40s rather than 37s Thus I still sit on stock tires.

Or is that run down hill both ways? I am stock tires on flat florida ground if i reset at speed on the hwy already at 70 cruise set and never go over a bridge i might see 22.5. With getting to the hwy and having to hump over bridges real world is about 20.3

Its the helium in the tires. ;)

East coast Fl here. I see more mojave than Rubi. I recently got a long ride in a mojave. I think i need to trade my sport s :(

Get a slip. No need to tow. Saves a lot of time also. Boat ramps near me look a mess on the weekends

I carry mine under the rear seat

Air compressor for air up after leaving the beach. I use mine a lot.

How is the handling with the spare tire weight so far back from the axle?

Does it come with a rear wheel disconnect so you can really enjoy a fwd shorty ?