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I spoke directly with AEV and they were aware it would not work “and are working on a solution.” I chose to to make a small cut and use oem skid.

AEV skid plate will not work on Mojave but I was able to attach oem skid plate with minor modification. It perfectly covers the reservoirs.

$1000

Smittybuilt overland tent ($1300 new) And Yakima outpost HD mid height($700 new) tent used a handful of time(3-4). Garage kept. $1200 / located in Albany,GA

2in aev kit. Only time I notice performance is on hills(oem 33 m/t were heavier than bfg). Didn’t have 33’s on but about 1/4 tank. Average 16.5 in town. Longer trips it stays around 19

I have 37 bfg’s on my Mojave with 4.10. I live in south ga where it’s pretty flat so I see 8th frequently. Mine measures 35.5 and that is how I programmed the tazer. Speedometer is right on the money.

I did.

Yeah, 37x12.5 on stock wheels

Yes, 2 inch aev spacer

37’s on stock wheels with no rubbing whatsoever. Mojave wheel offset is different than all models.

It took 7 hours but finally got the bumper on. FYI- if anyone decided to purchase an AEV bumper , the aev skid plate is not compatible with a Mojave due to the shock reservoir being attached to the compatibility beam. I did manage to get the original skid plate attached though. They are working...

Yes. Tracking info sent through personal message

Yes, I got it.

@Caine-Bickerstaff I’ll ship tomorrow. Address?

Yes

No rubbing. Backspacing is different on Mojave wheels compared to all other models

2in aev with geo brackets and 37 bfg. No noticeable difference in ride quality. Minimal power loss. I do not have a heavy foot and no hills where I live. Still averages 17.5

Sure .. one problem. I left this morning and will be out of the country till next Saturday. I will Ship the following Monday 10/18/21.

New never opened. $60 shipped