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Got it today. Here's my initial thoughts. It does generally act much smoother than previously. Drives more like a human in general, gets up and goes as soon as you hit the button. * I've had it jerk multiple times. Leaving a parking lot. Deciding whether to go through or stop at a light that...

I'm going to get the LTX Plats. It will be a week or two though as Costco doesn't stock them and has to order. I looked more into the Nokian Outpost and really they would be a better competition for BFG AT KO2 tires. It was just the first couple reviews I found that were apparently overly...

I know this is an older thread but probably still the best place to talk about this specific tire. There have now be three variants on it. The 'T0' which many of us received on our trucks and likely the version with the bad glue causing the inside noise deadening foam to come loose. The T1...

Bought the package. Not sure how many people will be coming with me, will it still be $25 a person there or do we have to do that online?

About 33k on @RedlineRory Cyberbeast on the West coast and I'm a little over 32k on the East coast and actively looking at replacement options right now.

At this point from the experience of the people with them, the LTX Plat will last quite a bit longer. Many of us are around 30k and need replacements on the original ATs. Also an interesting competitor that a Rivian dual motor recently put up a review on are the Nokian Outpost NAT...

@TheEther hope everything is going well with it. Any update after quite a bit of use with the Defenders? My ATs are about done and it looks like its between the factory ATs and these Defenders. Any over time noticeable wear because of launches?

So what what they are saying is that with the right software I can make my frunk light bar brighter ; P

Hope I honked and waived. We don't see a whole lot of cybertrucks out here.

Worth a 16 hour drive? Might be a consideration if schedule allows.

It does require their bumper or tearing apart the inner plastic section of the stock bumper at the very least. Here is the link https://cybertruckco.com/product/rubicon-xpedition-offroad-aluminum-front-bumper/ If you shoot them an email with what you need Roger can tell you if its right for...

No, the bar went one slat farther up so you didn't see it. They commented on the bar after adding mine.

If you had them recently add the missing slat then yes it is now normal.

You should be able to pop the entire fender off and push it back out. They are designed to come off for work.

Someone in another thread had listed a tankless water heater they were going to use.

Do they already have it? I think you said it wasn't drivable. If thats the case I don't have any advice but when I had them do the deer repair I made sure they had all the parts in stock before I brought it in so it wouldn't take as long. Still was about 2 weeks.

Here you go The entire reason I wanted a Bollinger was because below the frame. Motors, gears, axles, hubs, suspension. Everything else was meh but it would have been fun to offroad.

A comment on this video was spot on. "How well you do on the Rubicon is inversely proportionate to how much you care about your vehicle." Obviously people do build their rigs for it but the point is valid.

This automotive double sided tape is designed for holding parts on vehicles. https://www.amazon.com/3M-38582-Exterior-Attachment-Tape/dp/B00JR4D70K https://www.amazon.com/3M-03609-Scotch-Mount-Molding-Tape/dp/B000BO913C It is what I will use if I have issues with mine (so far none).

I can inflate this and close the tailgate. This is one of the best air mattresses I've ever gotten. It is not your normal rubber/pvc material but fiber/rubberized cloth (TPU). Generally have to find it on ebay these days (just past underlined text in ebay). Sierra Designs Air Bed with Pump -...