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I’m a fence-sitter on the fenders. But only the black tops really look right to me. I ended up with black top and fenders (Sting Gray JT) knowing that the black fenders eventually oxidize. When that happens I’ll put a coat of bed liner on them. But the tops hold up good. Colored tops, in my...

Kinda did already. Traded the PLAN to buy a JLU in for the JT as soon as they hit the streets in my area. I’m soooo happy with the JT!

I didn’t have them. Never missed them. Then I bought my Gladiator with LEDs. Then I upgraded the Harley and my wife’s Honda Crosstour, too. LEDs are freaking awesome!

I gave up on unbiased reviews when I saw one on Amazon that said “this is a great shirt and well made. I would have given it 5 stars but I ordered the wrong size and it didn’t fit. Therefore 2 stars “ Same thing here, Wankers.... if you want to seat 4 adults, buy the large size, not the small.

My last truck, a Chevy, had a white headliner as did the Ford Super Duty before it. I have a Sunrider for Hardtop installed, which is black. But had the freedom tops the n for a while. I really don’t notice the roof as I’m generally looking out the windshield or windows. I only really look up...

A couple more notes, 1- mine is a 6 speed also. 2- it always helps shifting if you are rolling a little. If you have a hard time shifting out of 4high or 4low you likely have some binding going on. Try shifting while backing up rather than moving forward. Back in a slight “S” pattern while...

I have the Gladiator JT. Same setup, though. First time was a killer. But it loosened up. I have a dirt alley close to home. I would go down the alley a couple of times a week and shift in and out of 4 high and it really helped. Smooth and easy now. 4 low, like another post said, is never easy...

Wow! Some bizarre comments on this one! My handgun is also generally on my person or in the top console (Gladiator and Glock 43). But when I travel and have to park at the airport I use this simple lock:

I actually have the JT Gladiator, hardtop and Sunrider for Hardtop to replace the freedom panels. I feel the hardtop is as secure as any truck. But the best bet, as many have said, is keep things outta sight. I installed a tri-fold hard aluminum tonneau on the back and transport rifle cases...

I don’t mind the white. I’m generally focused on the road or dash and not “admiring “ my interior. Plus, I usually have my Sunrider for Hardtop installed, which is black, and only my kids see the white from the back seat. But, even when I install the freedom panels for a road trip I don’t notice...