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I have a 2020 Gladiator Rubicon (gas) that I flat tow behind a Class A motorhome using the Ready Brute Elite tow arm package. I like the simplicity of the surge braking system with the mechanical cable that attaches to the backside of the brake pedal. I have been experiencing an ongoing...

Just replaced my 17 x 7.5" OEM polished aluminum rims and have a set of four available. Includes the Jeep black center caps and the silver lug nuts, but no TPMS (and no tires). Located in Leander, just north of Austin. Looking for local sale, but may consider shipping at some point in the...

I realize there are other threads on the Jeep Adventure Academy, but decided to start a new one showing some of the trails at the Llano, Texas event yesterday. The event organization was excellent, the trails were fun, and the participants (including the visiting horses) were friendly.

I have been investigating aftermarket wheel options for the Gladiator, but I am concerned about adding extra weight. I have been searching for the weight of the stock polished Rubicon wheels (see photo). Does anyone have the weight of these wheels (w/o tires)?

I weighed my Rubicon on a CAT scale recently to determine if I will be able to tow it with a new motorhome we're considering. With a full load of fuel (~126 lbs) and the tow plate hardware (~40 lbs), it had a gross weight of 5140. (I do know I can reduce quite a bit of weight by simply running...

Most newer vehicles, including the Gladiator, have a “three blink” feature where your turn signals blink for a lane change when you move the indicator stalk in the desired direction. If you go past the detent, then they are on until you turn them off. While this may be some sort of weird user...

https://www.hagerty.com/media/lists/2020-hagerty-hot-list-the-6-collector-rides-of-the-future/?utm_source=SFMC&utm_medium=email&utm_content=20_July_13_Newsletter_NewDD My apologies if this was already posted somewhere, but this is interesting news to see the Gladiator on Hagerty's list of...

Yes, there really is a place called Oatmeal, Texas. Not much out there, but we do have a little acreage where we keep a few Irish Dexter cows. They were a little confused to see a new truck (and quieter than my F250 diesel), but then saw the feed back on the tailgate. Other shots were around...