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Filled Fill it with rubber??? And ruin all that beautiful up travel????? No thank you sir

My wife doesn't need this...Badlands is the smart choice...why waste the extra money? Hahaha ok tried talking myself out of it. Definitely waiting for the Braptor/Warthog.

I also run rear facing amber chase lights day and night so people can see me easier

Driving faster at night

Baja Designs manufactures their lights in the US. Expensive but worth it IMO

Goddam I love watching trophy trucks fly across the desert. Like a magic carpet.

What a stupid article.

Have you used a loan calculator to estimate monthly payments? Browse rates at local credit unions and estimate your payment based on that, borrowed principal, and term. That'll tell you what you can afford - make sure you factor in taxes/registration and expected dealer fees in your total cost.

Sorry...did I make you...mad?

https://www.nature.com/articles/news.2008.889

Nonsense. I've seen plenty of flipped jeeps whose tires stopped bearing weight at least once :ROFLMAO:.

If your tire is an inch off the ground and you disconnect the sway bar to get an extra couple inches of droop, once that tire makes contact it's going to compress and load that tire to some weight equal to or greater than your spring preload. You're also going to get better compression on your...

Whenever I find myself getting mad about auto start stop, I just don't ? Seriously though my dude, the engine bits are designed to handle it, it can save gas and reduce emissions when used, and it's easily disabled if that's not your thing. I'd be pretty bummed for you if you didn't get the car...

Really Seriously???

They use higher Ah AGM batteries for auto start stop vehicles to get an equivalent lifecycle. Upside is, if you use auto start stop judiciously (or disable it entirely) the battery lasts for freaking ever! Downside is it's more expensive when you finally do have to replace it. Totally worth it...

It is exceedingly unlikely for a vehicle to be stolen under circumstances warranting the use of deadly force.

If you opt for intelligent access, use a Faraday bag to store your keys in the house. Otherwise, I wouldn't worry about it. Chances are no one is going to try and steal it, and if they do they're probably getting it regardless of any aftermarket systems you put in place. Keep track of your...

It's helpful to most people and even if it wasn't required, who cares. It's completely trivial in both cost and looks.

Yea man, I can't understand the people that are anti-EVs. Like, it doesn't work for your needs? No problem, buy something else. Evaluate the pros and cons and make your choice. But arguing that EVs are categorically bad? It makes no sense.

Like...wut? It's a storage problem, not a production problem. It's solvable. Why are you the way you are?