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I have a 2021 (bought new) with over 146K miles on it. No problems with it at all.

You do you and don't worry about what someone else thinks.

Where are you in MD? I'm interested in it.

Since the beginning of the year: new tires 2 1/2" lift upgraded the rotors (while getting brakes done) front and rear bumpers (led cubes added to the front) Warn winch mounted led lightbulbs (damn what a difference that made!) hitch installed I know I'm forgetting something...

Keep it and build it to what you want it to be.

This is what I use and it airs up tires faster than you'd think. https://www.dewalt.com/product/dcc020ib/20v-max-cordedcordless-air-inflator-tool-only?tid=577411

No, it doesn't add any draw on the system.

All fiberglass.

Tires!!! Get better ones that are made for winter weather.

Looks like a redesign of the Renegade to me. I'll stick with my Gladiator.

Catonsville ... just minutes away from me. Stinger Heigh 10 - I can't recommend it enough! I've never had problems with mine. It does everything the factory units do PLUS more.

I have a Stinger Heigh 10 and love it! It is far superior to the OEM you have now. I have a thread on here about the custom install I had done. https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/got-her-back-yesterday-custom-sound-system-is-just-wow.66434/

It'd be ok for an ATV, but not for a Gladiator. Ask yourself if you would trust your life with it.

@JeepCares How can a group of REAL Gladiator owners let their voices be heard about what they would like to see as options in upcoming models?

It's an add on that only costs me $87.03 every 6 months.

I think the OP needs to lower his mpg expectations for city driving. It's a Jeep and not meant to have higher mpg like all the other pavement princesses on the road. He'll probably see a little better mpg once he has 4 - 6k miles on the engine.

That's why you get lower gas mileage. Most of my driving is on the highway going around 75+ MPH for an hour or more. When I drive in the city, the gas mileage drops. You can test it out yourself. Go for a cruise this weekend on the highway and check your mpg while doing so. You'll see the...

SO this right rear axle leak has hit my Jeep. Dealer found it this morning while doing routine maintenance (91k miles). The good news is that it's covered under my extended warranty. They ordered the part and will call me when it comes in to schedule the repair.

This is the way!