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Asking which winch you should get is like asking which motor oil is recommended on a motorcycle forum. Or like asking which lift kit is the best on this forum. The majority of answers you get will be subjective. The benefit of these responses will be the suggestion of other winches you may...

I'll take some measurements in a few.

2,068 miles over two days. I didn't exceed the speed limit by more than 5 mph and never went over 80 mph. Took the route from Utah through Wyoming, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and into Virginia. I averaged 20.7 mpg using 87 octane the whole trip.

I'm driving from Salt Lake City to Washington DC tomorrow. I'll track my gas mileage starting tomorrow morning when I begin the trip and will update with the results this weekend when I reach the east coast.

I'm kinda fond of mine... KIK ROX

I have the Rockslide Engineering Step Sliders on my JLUR. They deploy when the door opens and retract to a position flush with the integrated rock sliders a few seconds after the door closes. They are not cheap (in price or quality) and some of the early adopters of the current generation have...

I have the steel bumpers and have zero complaints. Would recommend. As for the grab handles, I’m not a fan. For that price point ($45ish), I like these much better. GPCA Grab Handles. The pen pouch and pen with integrated window punch as well as the color options for the handles are nice...

I see from some other threads your insurance company paid out a claim and your JLUR wasn't recovered. Any lessons learned or advice you can share? How was the claim process? What would you do differently if you could? What would you do the same? You can't leave us in limbo for a...

Chalk up another vote for the MORE Dead Pedal. Second to that is the Rockslide Engineering Step Sliders. The wiring harness was NOT long enough to cross over from passenger side to driver side. Had to splice in an extra 2 feet of wire to get it to reach properly. I wasted way more time...

Yes, it is.... https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/difficult

OK, I gotta ask...what amount of coverage is NOT considered "shit insurance?" What's the justification for that amount?

Sounds like your dash camera is working as designed. If you've decreased the sensitivity on the camera and it's still filling up, you may need to drive slower on the bumpy stretch of road. Not ideal, but the other option is to replace the camera with one that has a wider sensitivity range...

Very insightful! It’s always good to learn more about these things. Thanks for clarifying and contributing!

Thank goodness for fuses!!!

I measure the result with a tire pressure gauge as well as checking my dash readout for the tire pressure (trust but verify). 12 psi every time. I'm assuming it works regardless of elevation because the springs inside the deflators aren't affected by the change in altitude. 12 psi is 12 psi...