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With Covid, it got back burnered.

I didn’t measure so no idea. I would measure the spare bezels I have, but would need to find them someplace in my garage 🤣🤣

This should work for the plastic bumper.

I'll reply here. I have the OEM TPMS installed, but they did indicate it was a tricky install. I've had the TPMS installed for a year (just had the 1y anniversary of the install) and no issues thus far.

The decoupler rings are just plastic "beauty" rings. At $0.50 a piece, I bought 4 just in case any were damaged when removing from the plastic rear bumper. ONE was broken during the removal process (and frankly it wasn't even broken per se, it showed some marks from the tool used to remove...

The sensors have specific orientation requirements because the various parts are “keyed” to specific sensors therefore order is VERY IMPORTANT.

Plastic bumpers were a total pain. I gave up and destroyed the bumper getting the sensors out.

Looks great

The bracket actually holds the sensor. The bracket goes inside the bezel and what orientates the sensor. The decoupler ring is a "trim" piece. At $0.50, I went ahead and bought it and only needed one. The rest were in good shape after removal.

Labor for install is $800 around here. I've checked several places and they're all the same. So having to pay even half the labor AGAIN, isn't a realistic option for the vast majority. This has been at the top of list of next mods. I get that there are probably plenty of people that have...

We need a thread of dealerships willing to be pro-active about this or at least willing to listen.

As @hoag4147 said, I run Fuel Beasts 17x9 with 37" Nitto Ridge Grapplers.

The hinges have the nuts on the inside as well as the alignment bracket and those nuts in the rear tail light area. Between those two, assuming it is torqued correctly, is enough to keep the tailgate from flexing or drooping.

Changing gears won't fix it. You have to get rid of the LSD (either completely or replace with lockers).

For 99% of us, I don't think that solution is a viable option. If FCA allowed us to buy out of future "fixes", I'd take the cash and apply that towards a similar solution. For most, taking the LSD out permanently is the only real option (short of an actual solution before most of our...

Beach time!! The clouds really made this photo op. About 15 mins later it was basically a monsoon for the next hour.

I have struggled with this since I replaced my OEM rear bumper. My wife ABSOLUTELY HATES the current location on the spare. I tried the LOD bracket, but it hangs about 2" off the left side. There isn't a mounting point on the Smittybilt Gen 2 XRC rear bumper. The provide mounting hardware to...

There are a couple of Teraflex threads. You should check there. There isn't likely anyone with a Teraflex solution looking in this thread.

The mount for the camera itself is fixed. The tube length doesn't correct this. I know a couple of the solutions out there reuse the mount so there isn't a better solution.

The tube may be longer, but the camera mount itself is fixed. The longer tube actually makes it more likely to show more of the bottom of the tube. The longer tube I think is in older versions of this product. I got mine from 4 Wheel Parts and it was fresh inventory. Do other vendors still...