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Exact same part did the same thing for me today at -4 degrees. combined with no factory replacement blades or parts I'm writing the whole thing off and going back to Bosch Icons.

Do a member search for Asfir and send them a message. They were very quick to respond last year, although the discount wasn’t a substantial as the Black Friday ones.

+1 on the Asfir. I have the engine, transmission and transfer case pieces, fuel tank in the future. 1/4 inch aluminum, fit great and easy to install. Almost too reasonably priced and there is a forum discount. I bought mine for basic protection, if I was doing rocks I’d have gone RockHard or...

I had, for a while, the Bridgestone Dueler Revo 3. Very quiet, nice ride, same gas mileage as the OEM street tires. I moved on for something better suited for occasional mud, but was very happy with them when I had them.

FWIW, I was (and still am) impressed by the ride quality in my Overland. I've since added the things I wanted/needed to go a bit further off-road but never planned on serious rock crawling. The only two things, for me, that I ever wish I had were Selec-Trac and a higher ratio than the 3.73...

What would Morty say - Aw Geez? I'm minding my own business, reading this thread Monday night, smug in the knowledge that my replacement GG windshield is now well over a year old, almost 15 months. Who's having these problems, not me! Until Tuesday afternoon. Apparently my rugged good looks...

In search of the Wisconsin whitetail

What tires are you running?

Contributing factor? It's not just points and cap to diagnose anymore, it was easier before there were codes. The radio used to just play the music, etc... I agree with your observation but as another long tooth IT guy, I've also seen how integrating formerly standalone systems makes diagnosis...

I’ll put my vote in for Rockhard sliders. Solid design, straight forward install and quality company. They come either angled up or down for your step- https://www.rockhard4x4.com/category_s/493.htm

+1 for Overland wheels if 7.5" is wide enough. If so, they're usually pretty available and reasonable-

I don't know, my dealer is very thorough when doing my wave change/rotate. They even documented, on my comprehensive inspection, that my rear window wiper was in spec. On my Gladiator. With the closest rear window wiper on the GC in the showroom. Ah, ya gotta love 'em...

*** Update - Price drop to Zero, free to good home to whoever wants to pick it up *** One Bridgestone Revo3 size 275/65R18 load range 123/120S mounted on OEM Gladiator Overland 18x7.5 wheel. No TPMS. Revo3 is practically brand new, never driven, pictures show tread and DOT code. I bought...

Nice to at least give Jeep executives someone in the rearview mirror, perhaps this will lead to more attention to QC, pricing, etc. Perhaps. The Bronco styling for me looks too similar to the Flex. Get the guys who did the last T-Bird to give it a try...

These parts are STILL FOR SALE. I offered to purchase and pay for shipping, and followed up with several status inquiries, but have not heard any reply from rparis74 for two weeks. I have withdrawn my offer to purchase, better luck to the next person.

I’d like to buy those, I’m just north of Milwaukee. I don’t really need the rim for the spare but will take that if necessary. If that’s ok please send a pm for payment and pick up arrangements. Thanks!

Actually I’d like to purchase these if they are still available-please PM me to discuss payment and shipping

Are these still available and what would you estimate to ship to zip 53089?

It is bad news, but I can see where they are coming from: CalFire and USFS have had their backs to the wall non-stop, hard to see how they'll be able to get things under some sort of control.

More mounting points, great alignment. Both JCR and Rock Hard have good YouTube installation videos that show the process -