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Is there a particular hood lock that is recommended?

2000 TJ Sahara 2013 JK Rubicon 2022 JT Mojave

The decal on top of the windshield that says "if you can read this turn me over".

I'm getting 17 mpg in NC with 89 octane. On 35's, 4:10 gears.

We used them when I was based at Camp David, Md from 1982-1984. We had CJ-5's and some of the blizzards (1983 especially) we had they were a must in the mountain terrain. I haven't see any since but then I refuse to live where you might need them.

I lived in Milford De in the mid 70's to mid 80's and it was a rare sight to see snow. A few inched crippled us for days but as a kid going to school it was a good thing.

Mine is a weekend vehicle until I retire so in an average year I rarely drive 3-5k miles. I change it once a year regardless of miles. My original owner 1993 Silverado gets a change every 2K and all three of my Harley's get one between 2-3K as well.

As someone who was born and raised in New England and am Arctic trained in the military, the mere sight of snow makes me feel nauseous. ❄🤮

My 22 Mojave just lists a Trailer Tow Package, nothing noted about Max.

Been hesitant about towing double axle RV's with the Mojave. Having sold my F250 I feel like pulling something in the 5K range would be a chore for the 3.6 but you guys are proving that wrong.

I had a friend who paints cars do mine in satin black automotive paint, $100.00

Saw this in my local FB Marketplace. Seems legit. FYI only, I have no dog in this fight. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/513736514406277/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks

Perfect, just like it was put on yesterday.

Mine only get's driven on weekends. Any recommendations for a tender/trickle charger?

When I had a TJ with soft top and soft doors I did it all the time. It took e few minutes at best to roll back the soft top and remove the doors. With my Mojave's hard top and hard doors I can't see me ever doing it. I have nowhere to stow the hardtop and doors and with as many thieves around I...

If you were ever thinking of a name for your Gladiator I think you found it.

I haul at least four cords of un split rounds a year in my original owner 1993 Silverado. I had a drop in bed liner put in the day I bought it 31 years ago and don't regret it. If I planned on hauling rounds in my Mojave I wouldn't even consider it without a spray in or drop in bed liner. Wood...

Hard pass on that one.

Stolen valor comes to mind. If people will go to the level of impersonating a decorated combat veteran, produce fraudulent documents to the VA, etc scamming Jeep out of a trail badge is minor in comparison.

I had a friend do it for $100.00.