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Chile? I'm calling bullshit. Nobody from NM misspells chili.

How many miles?

I also went from a (2014) Ram 1500 to a (2020) Gladiator. The Rolling Bak on my Gladiator delaminated just as you described within 3 years (I'm in AZ.) I had a Bak folding cover on my Ram, which I sold to my brother and it still looks good 10 years later. That said, the rolling cover is...

It might look kind of goofy, but what if you turned the legs around to cant outward? Would the bars be long enough?

Anyone know of a dead pedal that works on the 6-spd manual?

OCD too, eh?

Which time? They've fixed it three times now.

There, I fixed it:

Where the hell is the battery (batteries?)

A very interesting solution for a very small niche of customers. Very happy for you and your dog that such an option was available. Only in America, and I mean that sincerely.

So this is all about the spring force, not the friction material, the wear, the throw out bearing feel or anything else.

I just don't get why some folks want a stiff, heavy clutch that makes your leg ache after 30 mins of stop and go traffic. I once had an Infiniti G37 that would have made many here very happy. On the contrary, my Gladiator and Civic are a joy to shift.

WTF?, If you had to "pump" your clutch pedal, then your master cylinder HAS given up the ghost.

It seems you don't know what "upside down" means.

Looks great! Does the top fit under the fwd bar when rolled all the way?

I have had an X2 since day one on my 2020 Gladiator (had an MX2 on my 2014 Ram before that.) Loved both, but about 6 months ago the vinyl started cracking and peeling up on the X2. What is the warranty on the X2, and could I get a quote to upgrade to a X4s, please.

By "went" do you mean it exploded, or merely wore out and started slipping?

Huh, my Rubicon came with a two compartment center console and a similar tray as this for the bigger bottom compartment. I just figured all Gladiators and Wranglers came stock that way.

I've had "purists" say to me, "It's a truck ... why would you have a tonneau?" On a Ram forum a guy told me that if I needed a tonneau, I should have bought a mini-van. Back on subject, I use my truck for hunting and it kind of sucks when I bring home a deer or elk (in a mesh game bag) and...

I did a tailgate seal and things improved, but I still get more dust in the bed than I ever got in my old Ram pickup with no tailgate seal. I think there is some weird low pressure phenomenon happening that sucks it in wherever it can.