Gladiator or Wrangler??

[Rocksalt]

my 8ft plywood solution:

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[Wolf Island Diver]

Personally, I would never own a Gladiator

 

[Wheelin98TJ]

Personally, I would never own a Gladiator

I might not either. I’m still paying.

 

[Dog Dad]

I have had a Sahara 4 dr. but now we drive a 2 dr. Wrangler and a Gladiator Overland and I wouldn't give up either!! They are both great vehicle's.

 

[Jeepopotamus]

@Yolobaggins, I had a '19 Wrangler Sahara, and just changed to a '20 Gladiator Mojave - don't regret it at all. The difference in ride quality is night and day. Highly recommended! DM me if you need more details

 

[whysoserious]

I may get some hate for my statements below. I have a Willys JT and my wife has a JL. The JT is my first jeep and I bought it because my wife wouldn't let me mess with hers. I actually do a lot of house projects and though having a bed on the jeep would be nice. I absolutely think the JT bed is a waste as it can't haul 4x8 sheets of anything easily. Yes it fits but not between the wheel wells. I wanted to modify my JT but I really don't offroad so it would be for looks, as I think most of them are. I should add I traded from a Ram 1500 and I highly regret it.

At the end of the day, I enjoy driving the JL better. If you don't need the bed or you can use a trailer for anything else, a JL may be a better option. Just my two cents.

Not sure if you have seen this trick with the JT for hauling plywood. Photo courtesy of @Rummie...

Dang! Sorry @Rocksalt, didn't see your post.

 

[Billkowski]

My family has a ‘23 Wrangler and a ‘21 Gladiator Mojave…. Go Mojave… we take long distance trips and off-road. Mojave is more comfortable and the bed is more useful.

We kinda went the same way with a matching set.

 

[Klicht87]

Not sure if you have seen this trick with the JT for hauling plywood. Photo courtesy of @Rummie...

Dang! Sorry @Rocksalt, didn't see your post.

I don't think I have. That seems much more handy. Thank you

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