Who do you let DRIVE your Gladiator?

[SamO.5]

Only the mechanic at the Dealer. (I like the dealer I go to)
However, when I went for knee surgery, and I asked my Buddy for a ride there and back, he suggested we go in MY truck. I jokingly said that I would be in no shape to drive it. So, he did great driving in the neighborhood, and a favorite off-road place, so I let him drive it and me home from the Surgery Center.
A few weeks later, I drove him to his Doctor, in his Trachoma. .....It was okay. I'll keep my Gladius.

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[Baxter]

Only my wife.

 

[NC_Overland]

My girlfriend drives it once a week to work so it gets driven more and on the interstate. It runs way better now. Otherwise, It only gets driven around town to Home Depot runs.

 

[Labswine]

My wife on occasion, when I need to take her Grand Cherokee Ltd. in for service. Fortunately, it's been mostly routine oil changes.

 

[WILDHOBO]

My wife and my friend Ryan mostly. But pretty much anyone I trust offroad. I’m more particular on road.

 

[Cattywumpuss]

Me . . . . just me.

I’d probably let my wife drive it if she wanted to, but as she is currently suspicious that I love my new Gladiator more than her I don’t think she is in a rush to get behind the wheel. LOL

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Since my wife has a Gladiator without a box on the back, (a JLU) and it's identical save for the length, and she's familiar with it all and has not had an accident since she was a teenager (and that one wasn't even her fault).......... besides, what's mine is hers, what's hers is mine. We both worked for the money.
She is a safe driver. Cares about scratches and dings.

However, until the last 2 weeks she's not been able to drive anything, not her lifted JLU, not my JT Mojave X, due to massive arm, shoulder injuries leaving her without a good arm to drive with. She's just getting back into driving and I encourage it as it's a sort of PT in a way.

 

[Remy_Dog]

My oldest son is my go to if for whatever reason I can’t drive. My wife has a current driver license but she hasn’t t driven a foot since our younger son passed away unexpectedly in 2015. However, my daughter is Jeep through and through and has a habit of sneaking away with my JT if my back is turned

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