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Which has the better new and used parts supply and after market support?

I'll second the Diamondback bed cover. I travel with my Gladiator, being able to lock things in the bed, out of sight, while the truck is parked lets me carry more tools, equipment and camping gear. If it were a six foot bed, and I could easily sleep in it, I'd have bought a canopy instead.

I see wheels like that all the time here even though I think it's illegal. Maybe they'll nail him on the tint. Or maybe they'll pull him over for the wheels, then nail him on the tint.

I don't have electric locks, I assume I could lock the fob in. I should check it sometime.

If the worst happens it will be my insurance company fighting Jeep Stellantis to get reimbursed for building my new house.

One tip I read, but forgot, was to lay your fob on the windshield wiper, start the engine, then get out, shut the door and remove the key. Maybe placing the key against the windshield will stop it as well. All of the above though relies on memory. When I remember, I don't shut the door. When I...

Does this mean they have parts on the way? Or are they still being manufactured? What's the solution?

My fob goes in my pocket, that way I don't forget it in the Jeep. I miss the days of keys in ignition switches, it was foolproof, I don't know why they had to stop. One idea I've had is a small pocket covering the push button, I can put the fob in it to stop that damn horn and it will remind me...

Thanks, when I first looked into it a couple years ago I don't remember it being something I could turn off with a Tazer.

Every time I leave the truck running and get out and shut the door the horn honking infuriates me. Some times I remember not to shut the door but when I'm opening gates or checking my trailer alignment I have other things on my mind and the horn goes off. The last time it did it I was inspired...

I've begun looking into the ES350's. I began looking at Camry's for fuel economy and reliability. Lexus seems to have fewer complaints than Toyota, even going back to the '90's they seem to be reliable cars. There are also many low mileage used cars for sale. I want economy, reliability...

I have plans of being the uncle.

I changed the thermostat on my '13 JKR and had no trouble with the cooling system. Later, when I replaced all the coolant, it took a while to work the air out of the system, it was running hot per the gauge after a trip around the block. I took a few trips around the block, topping it up after...

I did not know this was available, I see they also offer a belt driven pump kit for use with the factory box.