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Take off parts from 2020 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon with 40k miles. Front and rear coil springs, shocks, front control arms and several other miscellaneous parts. Perfect for sport or other non Rubicon models. Does not include crate. $250. Located in Colorado Springs, CO

The time has come to replace my windshield due to a large star/crack from a rock. I don't have insurance coverage for glass so I will be paying out of pocket. Safelite quoted me $950 which includes re-calibration of the ACC/FCW camera. It doesn't make sense to me why the camera needs to be...

This thread is timely. I'm wiring a 12v outlet in the bed for a refrigerator. The fridge is a Massimo CX40 from Costco. It is rated at 45W and 3.75A. I ended up ordering the ARB wiring kit...

I've noticed that the thermometer registering the outside temperature is stuck on the prior reading when the vehicle was shut off when it is remote started. This results in the heated seats and steering wheel not being automatically turned on if it was over the set temp for them to be cut on...

Those look stout! Would they have quick release knobs instead of the bolt so you could move them around easily? Bike fork mount would be nice along with hi lift mount.

Do you have tie down points for sale that fit in the track or know of any others currently for sale that would fit?

Mine says 1229lbs. Rubicon auto without steel bumper.

I got 4.6% for 48 months with Travis. Going to refinance with penfed after 3 months at 2.49% 36 months.

Need to get a brake controller for an RV trailer we are renting in 2 weeks. I figure if I get the Curt Bluetooth brake controller I can easily resell it if/when Jeep comes out with the factory one. Wondering if there's any issues with using it with the Gladiator...

I got the saddle interior because I liked the look of it better, plus no red dash which I figured would get old. No looking back.

I installed the Colorado version as well for $159. Works great so far. Rained yesterday and kept all the water out.

So I thought this was going to be gimmicky but it's actually a pretty cool feature and a good price. After my free trial 1gb they were offering a prepaid monthly $20 for unlimited data. This is a great deal for me since I'm on Project Fi/Google and I pay per gb (I usually use 2gb of data a month...

Do you need trail rail to install this? I do not have that and wondering if this will work.

I am getting ready to tow a similar trailer on a 2,000 mile round trip. It's a rental. Would you say the mirrors are necessary or could you get by without them?

Do you have a pic from either the front or back that shows how much the bike sticks out laterally? Does it block the side mirrors any?

How long/wide is your trailer? How is the visibility on the mirrors?

That looks real nice. What's in the bed? I'd go with that setup but I want to be able to carry longer things that go over the cab at times. I'll probably end up getting the overhaul.

I saw that as well. Does OEM have anything that holds it down on the sides? It seems this would keep things more secure/drier etc..

Looks like rugged ridge makes a similar roll up cover. Price is significantly better than OEM https://www.quadratec.com/p/rugged-ridge/armis-soft-rolling-bed-cover-jeep-gladiator-jt

True. My plan was to wait for REI to give one of their 20% coupons they do a few times a year which will bring it down some.