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Just went through this with my 21 w/65k miles (original batteries) starting in December. At first I replaced the key fob battery, as it wouldn't unlock/remote start when the fob was cold. Replaced the fob battery, and was all good for a while. January it would sometimes remote start. I...

I haven't used these, but have seen them mentioned https://www.polyperformance.com/spc-jljtc-parent-spc-jeep-jl-jt-camber-sleeves

Fastback isn't my thing either, it came on the JT when I bought it

Here's the SoFlo Instagram post. It was $3999 for it

It was most likely SoFlo that did the rearview. Scrolled through their Instagram and found it. Looking at the Carfax, this went down to SoFlo shortly after the person bought it in 2021. My guess was wheels/tires, Stinger Heigh10, KC Gravity Pro6 light bar, Voswitch dash kit, VanTop rearview...

The JT that I bought came with a SoFlo fastback. It doesn't keep the bed dry, as water leaks in.

I can open up the 2nd slot, move it down a little and secure it with another bolt. It doesn't seem like it's going anywhere with the 1 bolt.

Just don't put it in the washer.

Replaced my dying OEM battery (20J23) with a WM Everstart Platinum and installed a battery disconnect bracket (from HF Apex) I found on Amazon. https://a.co/d/8kY3Nkd No pics at the moment as it's snowing.

Clip that from under the battery terminal

Take it off road, and it won't matter anymore 🤣

I installed the Oracle bumper lights. Here's a few different pics.

I usually warm it up (or on a warm day), peel it off, use 3M adhesive remover to get residue off, clay bar, polish. With your's being new, it should just peel off, maybe use a little heat and that should be it.

If you have a decent backpack blower, you can use that instead of a shovel. We use our Stihl BR800 and BR600 to clear snow off the sidewalks, vehicles and (if not too deep or heavy/wet snow)the driveway.

Installed my winch and hoop on my bumper

A winch, a couple of pulleys and I'd call it tight 🤣

That's a lot of ugga dugga's

Looking at the instructions from here, it looks like the M Kit would be the correct mount.

I could've used the M kit, but then would need to use an additional bracket that was included with the bumper.

While not the same bumper (I have a RedRock Attack), I installed them SS3 Pros using the MS mount kit. I had the lights from my Tundra. https://www.diodedynamics.com/ss3-type-ms-fog-light-mounting-kit.html