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I've used pennzoil with an OEM filter on mine. It's what the book recommends and is widely available, so I just rolled with it. I'm not an oil snob and have no loyalty to a particular brand, so easy decision for me. I've used mobil1 and valvoline in the wife's WK2, seems to work just fine.

Can't beat the all weather slush mats. Have them in my JT and the wife's WK2, and my sisters WK2 as well. Been extremely pleased with them.

These have been sold.

No, I may be big, but i ain't swole! Thanks for the BUMP!

not sure about the gap, but mine does not leak. Took it through a touchless car wash yesterday....the kind that's basically a bunch of pressure washer nozzles. no leaks.

Pulled this new bob-cat mower home from the dealer last week. Only about a 10 mile drive, but did well. I doubt I'll pull much more than this with it (even though it's plenty capable). I just have a chevy 2500 Duramax for the heavy stuff.

Looking for a face to face deal, with the individual who would be the buyer. Not interested in meeting a shipper.

Another Price Drop. $1000 That's basically the cost of just the tires. Almost like getting the wheels for free. Going on Craigslist shortly also.

Price Drop! $1100

Yes, they are still available.

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Assuming your post was directed at me... My speedo is currently about 6% off. So when my speedo says 50mph, i'm actually moving about 53mph. This will be fixed by a Tazer within a few months.

Depends more on the tire/ tread pattern you choose than the size. I went from 285/70R17 to 285/75R18. The 285 is the tire width in mm, so while my new tires are taller, they are not wider. Also, both the stock tires and the new tires are the same tread pattern - Falken Wildpeak AT3/W, so they...

No lift. Completely stock Rubi with 285/75R18 (~35") tires

Rubi with Overland wheels and 285/75R18 Falkens

Nah, when it first came out the LJ suffered the "It's too long" syndrome that the JT does. Then a lot of people figured out that sometimes that little extra wheelbase was a good thing.

I'll have to check and let you know. I'm sure it's not a full 35, but there is a noticeable difference over the 285/70R17s that came on the jeep.

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Like i mentioned in another thread on a similar topic, there are a lot of people on here who are new to "Jeeps", and all the ruggedness and lack of refinement that comes with a "Jeep" (By "Jeep", i mean the CJs, YJ, MJ, TJ, JK, JL, JT) Other Jeep models are certainly more refined. What i think...

my wife has a 2015 grand cherokee. Why can't we have a fob like they do?