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I don't work for the company but I bought the Full Sun Shade from https://www.jtopsusa.com/ and it is really well made. You can keep it on under your hardtop or softop also. Keeps the sun off of the top of your head and the bird poop too!

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Just ordered mine today, from BAM Wholesale. $129.....

I picked this one up: Gator ETX Soft Tri-Fold Truck Bed Tonneau Cover | 59701 | Fits 2020 Jeep Gladiator (JT) w/o track rail 5' Bed | Made in the USA AMAZON.COM

What's up Gladiator Nation! Recently I purchased some products from Chesapeake Paracord, (ETSY) and wanted to relay my experience and recommendation. I purchased braided Paracords for my Mojave from Chesapeake Paracord in early December. I was able to select two colors, one main and one...

PICK ME!!!!!!!!!!! It's HOT down here in Florida....need some of that good magic Hothead Stuff!

If you want a cheaper option, I purchased some off of Amazon and they are nice quality and fit very well. Gladiator All Weather Floor Mats, A&UTV PRO Floor Mats Liners, TPE Material Front & Rear Floor Mats 2 Row Compatible with 2020 Jeep Gladiator JT 4 Door Replace #82215626AB Accessories

Very nice! Cheers! Throw an IDrive in that thing.....I just put one in my gasser Mojave and it is a nice addition.

No, unfortunately I was not physically there. It was just really irritating that dealers are still trying so hard to drain the last bit of blood from us...

Check this out: https://www.tampajeepkrewe.com/

Dealer was trying very hard to give me the highest price without any explanation. Highest price I have ever seen, non FCA employee discount, no veteran discount, no First Responder discount, etc. Just a plain dirty old dealer who just wants your hard earned money.

Do not trust Greenway Jeep in Orlando, FL. Representative Wei Guo for Greenway Jeep is not to be trusted. Just for FYI, did not purchase due to his actions.

I am interested also....where can I get those letters?

Definitely on the fence, I like the product but they are charging me $102 for shipping.

I would look at exhaust upgrades instead of any CAI investment. IMAO. There are several valuable threads in the forums.

Second hand is not bad at all usually...they usually are proficient at reverse cowboy

Take it back, make sure they do it right and go to another shop next time. If they are offering to fix at this point, it is better than having to wait, worry, try to find another place to fix, etc. Just my two cents.

Almost every truck will be slightly different in payload, towing, etc. due to it's make-up. i.e. lift, tires, elevation, terrain, load.....each person will figure out what works and what doesn't.