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Installed these about a year ago and last month they saved my rear end. Came down on a rock (didn't realize til after) and as you can see I got some scuffs on the fender flare, bed slider (also dented), and the Rubicon steel bumper. Some minor denting on the bed slider (none on the bumper) but...

I've got a plastic rear bumper from my Sport. I'm in San Diego if you wanna come down.

That's a great deal. Damn thing is loaded. Hope it sells quick for you.

That's a good deal with rims and TPMS. Good find.

You can buy those online somewhere, they weren't standard.

You'll get more responses on the general sections, maybe under suspension. You've posted in the classifieds.

That's an insanely great price. If I had a place to store them I'd buy them as a spare set. Somebody buys these!

How easy is it to remove the cover itself if you need to use the full length of the bed? Do you need to remove everything or can you just remove the cover? I'm in San Diego and may be interested.

Whoops, now I see it. Sorry! Good luck on the search.

Just saw a post for some, they are MTs though. Not mine. https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/price-drop-750-brand-new-falken-mt-37x13-50.61738/

Yeah you may be right on that. I went from the sport to the Mojave rims. I must have assumed Mojave and Rubicon were the same.

They should stick out with a 0 offset. If I recall, the Rubicon rims are a +37 offset, the stock sport ones are +44.

Ditto! :CWL: Except I'm in 92122 (San Diego)

Damn if I didn't already have a rack I really like, this is a SWEET deal! Somebody will snap this up quick.

Yep that's a good solution!

Yeah I was thinking about the 115V but decided that it was unnecessary as the 400W inverter isn't very useful and I already have a plug behind the center console. I agree that the 12V will be far more practical. I'll take a look at the Dometic one. Thanks!

Thanks, you confirmed what I thought was the case. And yes, I've seen similar sockets like the ARB that are 12v standard opening, so I'll head down that road. I may still do something in that small square panel on the passenger side, not sure yet. I may end up using the ARB wiring since for me...

Does the wiring come with a normal 12V socket? Somewhere I read that it wasn't, that it was just a special plug for the ARB fridge? Dunno, and it didn't seem to make sense but I thought that's what I read. I need a standard 12V socket back in the bed for all sorts of stuff, but not an ARB...

I just took a look at my bed and I see where you mounted that. It seems pretty protected. I may just end up getting the ARB one as the outlet and wiring are all in one set and the eyelets and inline fuse are already connected. Is the electrical connection for the ARB on the side mounted to the...

Whoops, now I see it! thanks