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Wow, this has progressed significantly since this morning. As someone else stated earlier, I too generaly lurk. I have owned my gladiator for 7 months now and it's my first real ownership of anything Jeep. So I fit in the new owner category. With that said, I don't usually have anything of...

Dead pedal. Made a huge difference in comfort while driving. I went with the one from Quadratec. Spray in bed liner from Patriot Liner. Rock Stopperz to protect the door hinges. That's all I have gotten so far with more on the list.

Ah, got it. I'm looking at the 1.5 leveling kit from Clayton. I have a pretty good rake in mine and my current plan is to stick with 33s. But, as you mentioned, if you are getting 2.5 that might be a bit to much.

Looks great! So the Clayton 1.5 ended being more like 2.5? You mentioned 2.5 in every corner, did you something to rear also?

Line-x is no where to be found around me. I had mine done by Patriot Liner and I am very happy with it. They did a great job masking everything off and the tape lines looked perfectly fine. They removed the tailgate hardware, d-rings, and plastic covers at the rear before spraying. No over...

I'm considering the Clayton 1.5" kit myself. Will be very interested in what you think of it once it's installed.

Which leveling kit did you use?

I really like the Quadratec Retro wheels. I think they would look good on Anvil.

Lake also recommends not changing the filter during those initial changes since the filter becomes more efficient over time. I didn't have the guts to do that. I changed mine at 500, 2k, and will change again at 5k. I am sticking with 0w20.

Awesome! Thank you! I searched around for a couple of days and struggled to find this. I'm surprised there isn't an insert that provides some storage that can be swapped in. I couldn't find anyone that made something like that anyway.

@AllMoparParts.com Do you have a part number for the mystery rectangle panel? After getting a spray-in bed liner, the tabs on that panel weren't gripping very tightly. It's now somewhere on the side of the road and I have a hole in the side of my bed.

I'm doing the same, for the same reason.

I should be more specific and less vague. Split beam. https://www.harborfreight.com/12-in-drive-40-to-250-ft-lb-professional-split-beam-torque-wrench-57923.html Although you can still get beam style torque wrenches like this.

Icon beam style.

The Gladiator is the first truck I have owned in probably 15 years, so I'm slowly gathering straps, bungies, etc. The truck buddiez look like a handy item to have. I bought my Gladiator in November and I have not taken the panels or top off yet. Looking forward to warmer weather to check that...

It's been a while, but I am interested in what the stance looks like without the 35s or 37s. I'm still trying to sort out what i want to do, at minimum a leveling kit and slightly upping the tire size to 33s.

Which 3/4" spacers did you use in the rear?

I happily contributed to the 4th quarter Gladitor numbers. The markdowns and rebates put the price of a new one in the same range as used Gladiators. First time ever purchasing a new vehicle.

Picked up mine back in November. I like the idea of white steelies with retro graphics. Other than that I don't have a direction yet, just enjoying driving it.

Hello! After about a year of reading threads in this forum and doing research for a midsize pickup, I can finally say I own a Gladiator! Just picked up a 2025 High Tide in Anvil. I can't say that this is the first Jeep I have owned (my first vehicle was an 86 Jeep Comanche), however I have never...