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Thanks for sharing! I'm seeing some loss as well in my 2023 and I've been keeping an eye on it. Temps have stayed steady in the 190-220 range depending on ambient temps and loads so I'm not terrified yet. But any explanation besides it getting eaten by the engine would be good.

Gotcha! I'll check out the Nitto Recons. I may just end up going with 35x12.5 since there's plenty of E rated tires available at least. I'm just not stuck on big ole tires anymore.

Been really thinking about downsizing on tires at a minimum lately. Honestly, the AEV high capacity suspension and 37x12.5s are just too much Jeep for my uses. I've been considering in the range of 35x11.5 and I can see that BFG and Falken ATs (my favorites) have that available, but only in...

37s were the bigger factor, but I’m sure it helps a bit with the weight.

Just picked my Jeep up after finally getting regeared (4.88). it was drivable on 4.10, but goodness does it feel like a whole new Jeep now. Best upgrade by far. Last weekend picture.

What load bars did you end up using for the outer door? Apologies if you posted about it earlier.

I’ve got the old style, so rivets are very much in my future.

When did the Canopy Camper get channels in the door frame? Mine was installed last year and it doesn’t have them. By channels I mean the interior door frame, not the added exterior ones.

I'm 5'9" so I feel that, I absolutely bring a foot stool with me :) Measuring as best I can it's just a hair over 8'. Certainly under 8'6" otherwise I would have taken out a drive thru or two.. Still shorter than my prior JLU with a roof rack/tent.

Also running 37s (Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT) on the AEV 2.5" High Capacity It is one TALL son of a gun, especially from the rear with the springs ready for more weight than is currently on there (lots of rake). I'm running stock gears still and while it's far from awful, it's also not the best...

Thanks! I would genuinely love to, unfortunately having no car note moving forward may end up being more appealing. Another picture as Jeep tax:

Just over a year of having the camper and it has been an amazing addition. I'm super bummed because I may have to sell due to job relocation. :(

Literally just saw your rig on the interstate and went, "oh wow it's that tailgate post!". It looked great in person!

Jumping in here! Got suspension, 37s, & and a blank slate camper installed a couple weeks ago. Spent 4 months last year living on the road full time in a 2018 JLUR, bed platform inside with an iKamper up top. It shined for what I needed but I always wanted something even more...