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2023 Gladiator Sport S curb weight shows 4650 lbs under the dimensions tab in Specs per Jeep website

I specifically ordered a Sport with the hardtop. After driving it for a while, I thought I might like a Sunrider but I ended up finding a local guy with a Dual Top option Mojave that wasn’t planning on using his soft top. So I wound up buying a Premium soft top still in the box for the same...

Yeah I had to trim the tab on the existing fog light bracket to get it to mount in the steel bumper. If you look at the photo I posted it would be the tab on the right side of the light. I think it turned out pretty good. There’s plenty of adjustment to get them aligned correctly.

I just went through this coming from a base Sport bumper to a steel bumper off a 392 Rubicon. Theres a lot of brackets that are similar but I ordered some off eBay like these. I did have to trim my existing fog light bracket since my base Sport came with the 3 hole mount halogens.

I’m looking at buying a Rubicon steel bumper for my Sport that came with halogen fog lights. I may just end up buying a new one since I’m not having any luck finding a take-off near me. From what I can tell, buying a new one from Mopar comes with the factory LED fog lights already installed...

The C-rated 285/70 Is stock on the Mojave. A 285/75 tire is going to be taller because of the 75 aspect ratio. E rated tires will be a slightly rougher ride being 10 ply rated instead of 6 ply.

I’m not saying your wrong but since the Ecodiesel has been put in the Gladiator it has only been offered with 3.73. Even when you build a 2023 Rubicon it forces you to 3.73. Just may want to check on that with your dealer.

Yeah the Seven Springs Lodge has around 20,000 acres that are normally for horseback riding but they have a few events thru the year that they allow OHVs and Jeeps to trail ride. As far as I remember though only a few trails are available to ride during these events. They set up a few obstacle...

Jeepin’ the Saloon at Rattlesnake Saloon in Tuscumbia, AL facebook.com/people/Jeepin-the-Saloon/100063859611739

Might have been 7500 mile oil change intervals for years but you also had more strict time restrictions. My 1996 Nissan Pickup service manual says to replace engine oil at 7500 miles or 6 MONTHS, whichever comes first.

Picked up from Gupton on 7/1.

Got a call from Walter today. Planning on driving up on Friday the 1st also.

Total of 7% off invoice. 5% for ordering thru them, 1% for Affiliate Rewards (Tread Lightly etc.), and 1% for financing thru Gupton. I ordered 4/7 and was delivered 6/18. Waiting for inspection to be done by service department then I can schedule an appointment for pickup.