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This. According to my dealer, the factory steering damper is not good in really cold weather. The dealerships are replacing the stock damper with an aftermarket damper.

First, I love the Toyo MT, and I realize it's an MT....BUT they are getting so loud I can't even hear the the radio at highway speeds. They have been maintained and rotated properly. Ideas on a quieter tire, even an AT, are appreciated! Thanks guys!

Man, the curveball is freakin’ awesome! And if you get the tires properly prepped, the brush doesn’t get dirty at all! Just spray the dressing 2-3 sprays into the curveball and go to it. Literally maybe one minute per tire!!

So far so good. Like I mentioned, a water-based product isn’t for those of us looking for a very long lasting product, but the finish is excellent!!

So, applying a tire dressing quickly and neatly can be a challenge on a larger tire. I just got the Detail Factory curveball brush and it’s a game changer! Super easy to use and you can uniformly apply your favorite dressing very quickly! I like using the OG tire dressing, as the finish is more...

LOL. Just noticed mine doing it in the Mickey D’s drive through last night! It entertained me until my 2 double quarter pounders were ready!

I bought my Jeep Trackhawk at the end of my lease. Sold it for 25K over my end of lease purchase price. All in all I drove the TH for 38K miles and had it for 3.5 years, and it cost me only 3K after factoring in my resale!

I like my Pentastar. 35s with 4:10s. Spirited enough for me. When I feel the need for nasty power, well, I get my Challenger Wide Body Redeye out!:)

2021 Gladiator, gasser. 950 miles on the clock so far. 35x12.50 Toyo Mts- 36 PSI all the way around. No lift. 4:10s. Speedo recalibrated and is maybe indicating .5 mph faster then actual speed when compared to my gps speed app (which was dead nuts on with stock wheels and tires), and this does...

Any brand can yield a "dud" from time to time. I took a chance on "new" 2011 Grand cherokee. Now my family is all MOPAR. I've owned many vehicles under the MOPAR brand since 2011 including currently a challenger Redeye, Ram 3500, GC, and GCL and a Gladiator, and have had only 2 small warranty...

Not to mention getting 7th and 8th gear back on the highway!

That looks fantastic!!

Thank you! No lift as of now. You will love the tire profile with the AEVs!!

[AEV Salta XR wheels with Toyo 35 12.50

My dealership does a great job, and FWIW, I know all the service people. But there's no way they should let your vehicle leave with oil dripping!

Thanks buddy! It’s legit for sure. That was a little done, but that was my wife’s steak. That reverse sear will give you a larger central area of your preferred doneness!

You can search Ali Mansour on youtube, it was his research and actual experience on his Gladiator which led me to AEV. No rub with 35s and very little with 37s with no lift! AEV has 3 or 4 Gladiator specific wheels that allow up to a 12.50 with very little poke. Of course for much rock crawling...

Thank you buddy! Sometimes the good things just appear out of nowhere!! :LOL:

So, I have a few grills, including a Recteq RT-700 pellet grill, a Blackstone 36" griddle, and a simple Weber Kettle. I've been "reverse" searing my thick cuts of steak, and chops lately and I'm loving the results! Last night I reverse-seared some thick filets, starting with bringing them up...

I'm running AEV Salta-XR wheels, which are Gladiator specific with the backspacing and offset to allow very little tire poke, with Toyo MT 35x12.50s. Interestingly, I had originally ordered satin black wheels....but they sent the Onyx color, and it matches perfectly with the granite crystal...