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I run Cooper Road and Trail AT on my patriot. The tires are very lightweight, but durable. The falken at3w was 40 lbs that I ran previously (garbage tire btw, wore out in 30,000km on a patriot.) The new Coopers are 34 lbs and are much better than the falkens in every way. The 245/70/17 Cooper...

We have the sylvansport as well. It's the best camper for lightweight travel. We have a bunch of things like big lithium battery power system with solar charging, 12v fridge, bike racks on the top for taking our mountain bikes, and the gozeebo with intex sectional inflatable sofa. ha ha. WE...

I want to know about it too. We installed the same kit on our Jeep Patriot and it was horrible. Every time the shocks would top out there would be a massive clunk noise. I am hoping this does not happen with the RC kit for the Mav. We may use tremor shocks and the eibach springs if so. Also...

RebelRanger, I have well over 2 million miles under my butt from driving for my work. I have come across alot of accidents and most when the vehicle looks like that there's fatalities. Your son is very very.........very lucky with just a fractured shoulder. WOW! As for the Maverick, great...

What is behind that part of the bumper below the headlights? if there is space it would be a great place to flush mount some LED spot lights for spotting moose on our highways.

The sasquatch has remote resivoir Bilstiens on all 4 corners as far as I know. I came in here this morning to ask if the shocks on the sport were the same as on the maverick.

I dont have our maverick yet. working on it. But when the time comes soon, we will discuss it for sure. Thanks for the quick reply!

Hi Tuwa Pro. Do you have a rack to go over the soft topper truck caps?

Can you put some down road photos up? what beam pattern are they?

Is there still enough room on that side of the rack for 2 rotopax? side by side? That way I could add two gallons of gas, two gallons of water and those traction boards on one side of the rack, put my shovel and axe on the other! Nice find!

Flatout also makes them!

Lifts don't drop fuel economy. heavier tires after the lift does. If you chose your tires wisely, you will not lose any MPG.

CV issues don't "Clunk" they tick and grind. what lift are you running on the mav Quartet? I am willing to bet it's the rough country strut lift.....MIRITE? ha ha.

I do need clearance. Hence the lift. I have a jeep patriot currently sitting on 235/65/17 cooper road and trails. It's at over 10 inches of clearance underneath it now with no lift. I had the rough country 2 inch strut lift on it and removed it again as the shock would top out hard. Design...

We will be very soon. Might be a used model but we will be in a maverick for our new travel rig. Oh, please make a raptor model maverick. ha ha. We would buy that one new. Something that can skip along dirt roads smoothly! with some more height underneath to clear rocks/etc. ha ha.

ha ha. I was asking if the forscan can compensate for the larger tire size like my diag-FCA software can for my patriot. Seems like the answer is no. Now, that being said, for the first year I had the software, I could not go beyond the 225 tire size, now I have 235/65/17 set in the computer...

I know all about cv angles etc. I have lifted or lowered every vehicle I have ever owned. The Mav will be fine with 2 inches of increased height. No, we are not rawk krawlers, or hammerheads. We want to be able to get out into the backcountry using logging roads, trails and the like to get...

I am looking at options for the maverick. I will be using the truck on unimproved fire roads with potholes etc. I looked the the GR series, but damn, they are pricey. But maybe it's worth it. I am looking at GR40s and the RC struct. On a scale of 1 to 5. 1 being stock 5 being GR40...

That's exactly what we will be doing with our mav. Can the Forscan compensate for the increase tire size? I have Diag-FCA for my patriot and I can input the correct tire size to fix shift points and speedo readings.

JCR is a great company. They are HUGE in the Jeep world which is how I know about their products. I recommend them without hesitation.