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My Gladiator Rubicon rides great on the road. Much smoother than a Wrangler and in my opinion as good or better than my wife's Grand Cherokee...

Just right for a coastal Gladiator...

Nice compliment to the Glad... :)

That...is...awesome!

I live on the coast so had to have the soft top. So much easier to use than my TJ. Does look a bit odd unless taken all the way off, but that's the trade-off for convenience...

Those red wheels look sharp on the white truck.

Not too much red in my opinion. I have a red soft top but if I wanted a hard top would have opted for the color match...

You have to remove the bumper to replace the hitch. Good luck ordering one. Mine took six months to get in...

Where did you get the bracket for the umbrella? Love that!

We name all our Jeeps. My red Gladiator Rubicon is "Rubi" (not necessarily original but it fits). My wife's red Grand Cherokee is "Scarlett". My white '02 Wrangler is "Seka" :)

Actually, it's a real truck AND a real Jeep. Best of both worlds... :)

I was able to pull it out with a pair of channel locks. Hard to get out though. I will now remember not to close the door before putting screw back in...

Thanks, that answered my question.

So far I have been happy with the performance of the Falken tires. Glad to know others have had good luck as well.

The only Gladiator bed cover I saw on that site was a tri-fold, not a roll up. Did I just miss it?

Anyone know why the Gladiator Rubicon comes with Falken tires but the Wrangler Rubicon comes with BFG tires?

I'm 6'1" and 250 lbs. I have lots of head room in my soft top Rubicon. No fitment issues here...

I have a Rubicon as well. Also averaging 18.5 after about 3 tanks...

I bought my Gladiator Rubicon with no hitch. The dealer tried to add and aftermarket hitch but it would not fit correctly. Not sure what the issue was. I ordered a hitch from another dealer and was told that the Mopar hitch is on back order until May or June. We'll see how it goes...