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The springs Hiker uses are Old Man Emu Jeep leaf packs.

No, it'd be "American goods returned" not an import.

Overpriced for the mileage and that 3.8 motor.

You can get a 36ft Airstream behind a quad-cab pickup with an eight foot bed, towing a 20ft boat up and down the Burr switchbacks.

We're running these on the Jeep now. Absolutely love them.

Smittybilt refers to it as a removable accessory mount location. It is not structural.

What are you towing with? If you have a spare tire on the rear of the vehicle, get the extended.

Shocks are never going to make up for the design deficiencies of a leaf spring rear suspension. Want to drive fast then it's long arm trailing link suspension and coilover shocks and springs.

Last month I removed the Freedon Panels and installed the Besttop Sunrider front covertible top. When we did we had to remove our grab handles. This irritated my 4'11" wife so she ordered a pair of Stienjaeger grab handles and a set of Kargo Master steps for getting up and unzipping the RTT...

A block heater isn't designed to provide that kind of heat and neither are the inline heaters spliced into the heater hose.

As clearly stated in the assembly instructions and in the Smittybilt sales material, the two inch receiver is included for initial assembly and getting it moved around for alignment, registration, etc. and that an off-road coupler is recommended for off-road use.

Sorry, but what would the benefit be of raising the panels so high? Where you going to carry the pole sections? What to you do when it's windy? I cannot think of a benefit that outweighs the problems associated with that idea. Off the Grid Rentals has mounted slide out solar panels on a tray...

Months at a time? I'm envious!

this the same box that L.L. Bean sells for a buck sixty-five, new? https://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/73809?feat=8281-plalander

I've regularly towed a SoCal teardrop, loaded up with 30 gal of water, 20 gal of gasoline, provisions, and a metric butt-load of firewood with a 3.6l Jeep JKU with 3.73s rolling on 33's without issue, other than fighting severe head winds the last trip. That package has to dress out at near...

Wireless Bluetooth is the only way to go.

Curious if you've considered the new Benz Metris cargo van.

Which tire? What size? What usage? I've run the Destination AT on my old Toyota Tacoma in LT245/75R16. They were great on the highway. For most uses I think there are better choices out there for the money.

Have you considered getting a HitchGate? That way if you have center of gravity issues you can sell the thing?

Get a soft bag. If you get a hard case you pack things on top of it, a soft bag will always be on top of your gear and more readily accessible.