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I have a rubicon, factory lift, with 35” tires. My wife recently scratched the paint and left some grooves on my hardtop as she barely scraped the ceiling of a garage that advertises a 6’ clearance. I say barely as she and my nephew thought they had enough clearance until I showed them my roof...

I’d love to see a 2 door version of the Gladiator. I’m not sure it would be a lucrative product for Jeep, but I’d still like to see one

Are you still looking? I have a set of 4 OEM from my 2020 Rubicon with the original tires with just less than 14K miles on them that I am getting ready to sell. I live in Virginia west of DC but visit my nephew in NJ

thanks - that was the only reason I was considering them. I live off of a dirt / rock road and my paint is getting nicked up more than I am willing to accept. Not to mention getting mud on my passengers when the doors are off haha

great thread, thanks to all for those with wider tires and no mud flaps, how effective are they at keeping the mud off of the sides of your Jeep?

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I highly recommend. Great for people new to rock climbing - whether you want to go often or not, it is great for learning your jeep’s capabilities. Add to that super nice people and a fun time, definitely worth it

I also went with the toyo 35s on my rubi, although mine are a bit wider than that. Traction is better, I think take off is slower but I added my winch at the same time, so double whammy. Police road side speed indicators show 2 mph higher than my speedometer. I took it off road a couple of times...

A few pics from yesterday. I was the photographer so none of my truck except for the overall Jeep line up - mine is front left. the staff was great, and I really enjoyed the experience. Highly recommend for non seasoned off roaders.

that is exactly it - such a good time and a good learning experience, especially with the usage of all of the off road goodies that come with our jeeps. I wouldn’t take the class twice, unless my wife wants to take it someday, but I recommend it if you aren’t a seasoned off roader. I definitely...

I attended a Jeep Adventure Academy class and trail runs yesterday. They didn’t go into it in 4 H, but said it smooths out the surges an shifts when in 4 L, and extends the shift points to higher rpms, giving more control when climbing. I used it off and on throughout the trails. I did like it...

Update: JAA just verified the event is still on!

Sure - here is the link in case there are others who would like to check them out: https://jeepadventureacademy.com/ i called the venue and as far as they know it is still a go, so I’ll be driving up tonight with my rain gear :)

I’m scheduled to attend the Jeep Adventure Academy in Coal Mountain, PA on October 1st. Does anyone know how to contact JAA to see if it is still occurring? I emailed them but the auto reply is that it may take another business day to get a response. There are flash flood warnings and several...

Try changing your charging cord - I’ve found that mine doesn’t work when I use cords it doesn’t recognize for some reason even though they work fine everywhere else

If you can find them this rc JT is fun: https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/bass-pro-shops-jeep-gladiator-1%3A14-remote-control-4x4-off-road-truck

I thought the same when I got my new wheels - black seems to be everywhere on every type of vehicle where I live. I went with bronze and love the look, although I have granite crystal paint. I get a ton of compliments on them. i just took a couple of shots for you, but my Jeep has a layers of...

I use a soft cloth wash that does a good job if I spray the mud off first. We have a small farm off a dirt road so it’s dusty or muddy 1 mile in either direction I have used a leaf blower on the inside when the top has been off for awhile question: does anyone with a light bar use a car wash...

Looks great!

It is unfortunate as I’m not buying at anywhere near that price either