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Got my Gladiator back this evening and boy is that steering improved! Honestly, it is the best it’s been! I’m thrilled. I really hope this third time is the charm!

Maybe it will end up being a positive getting more new parts😁.

So my new steering gear arrived but they said they couldn’t remove the Pitman Arm and had to order one. Said it will be here day after tomorrow. Hoping I can get it back by the weekend!

I was just told they will be replacing the second gear box for a new one tomorrow. I'm hoping I have the same results as you! Fingers crossed.

I would hopefully trade it for another Gladiator. I really really love the vehicle but the steering issues on some of the 2020s seem to be a bit of mess. Right now hoping they will just fix it. I go to a reputable dealership so I’m going to believe they will solve the problem.

I had my steering box changed out 10 months ago and it seemed fine until a three hour drive on the interstate yesterday. It was terrible the first hour and then turned into the type of steering you have in your video. I’m not driving this anywhere but to the dealership tomorrow and if they give...

I had the steering box replaced about a year ago and the steering felt so much safer. Now all of a sudden I’m driving down the interstate and the VERY loose steering is back. It’s to the point it feels wildly unsafe. I’m going to take it in for an oil change and tire rotation. Now I guess I...

I may just give it a try then. Thank you. I’m around 114 lbs(give or take scone or two) so notching may be may the answer.

Do you think this item would work if I did not weld anything but figured a way to put that notch in the ladder for the cable? I have searched everywhere but have not found any ladder that is made for the Gladiator. There is no way I will be able to weld anything😕

That’s awesome!

Would love to see a pic once it’s done. I’ll probably keep using my portable step for now. You have way more skills with DIY projects. I strap the step to one of my molle panels when I’m not using it.

I run half marathons, but being barely 5”3 with the lift and bigger tires I find it rather challenging to hoist my rump up on the tailgate. I’m currently using a little portable step.

Thank you. I bought the one at Northern Tool today and it did not fit so I had to return it. The mounting plate was way off and the steps would have hit the cable on the side of the tailgate.

I’m looking at one of those too. With the 2” ( more like 3”) Mopar lift and 33” tires I find getting my 5’3” body into the truck bed a little challenging. I’m torn between this one and one at the local Northern Tool store that looks similar. Please keep us posted on how well yours works.

I just had the Mopar 2” lift installed this week (gained a little over 3” even with metal bumper and winch). I currently have 33 Toyo AT2 XTs on my stock Overland wheels. Overall the tires look a tad small after the lift but not horrible. I do some light off-roading like easier trails at...

Got my Mopar lift today. Definitely higher than 2.5”. I am extremely happy with the look and ride. I may go with 35s at some point but for now sticking with 33s.

33” Toyo AT2 XTs no lift. Getting 2” Mopar lift this week.

That looks good! I’m getting the Mopar 2” lift done this week on my Overland and already have 33” Toyo AT2 XTs. I may eventually go with 35s but since I just bought the 33s three weeks ago I’m going to wait on new wheels and tires.

I would email them. The guys name is Alan and he is very easy to work with. Let him know you want the one with the two cutouts at the bottom for your Gladiator and you have the drain tubes. He is good about responding to emails at the address provided on the site...

Yes it is one piece and very sturdy.