Top of the World Moab Gladiator vs JL

[@eddieskeddie1]

Great video!! Maybe I'll make it one day!

[@overlandingfamily]

You def. should :-)

[@donniepitts1646]

I just discovered your channel a few days ago and love it. Great content. Keep up the nice work.

[@overlandingfamily]

Thanks Donnie!

[@donniepitts1646]

@@overlandingfamily my children are 19 and 22 and some of their best memories are from trail riding. I currently have a 2 Dr JK 6 speed manual (BettyWhite) with 37’s and my wife and I love it.

[@overlandingfamily]

@@donniepitts1646 that's an awesome tribute (name)! You're totally right about making memories

[@seantabar211]

Dad needs to air down just a bit more and he wont need you to put rocks on that shelf. but all with smiles and teaching the kids what real fun is....good times

[@overlandingfamily]

He was aired down to around 7PSI and on 40" tires. The left back was in a hole and w/ the pressure/ angel it just wouldn't climb. I def. didn't need to put that many rocks down lol

[@VegasRobzilla]

2 dr jeeps are great back east in tight trails but out west the four doors are better especially on steep climbs.

[@overlandingfamily]

Very true

[@kcreeves199]

We did this in 2014. Looks like it has gotten quite a bit worse.

[@Hayes1_Offroad]

We just came across your channel as well and we are enjoyingthe videos . We have a 2dr JL Rubicon on 37s. Is the Ocean Blue Rubicon on stock axles with the 40s?

[@overlandingfamily]

Stock but trussed

[@BowTied69]

How long did it take to go up to the top? Also, I now feel better stacking rocks with my 33s when I see someone do it with 38s, thx! :)

[@overlandingfamily]

I believe it was roughly a few hours. Stack rocks all day since we did it w 40s lol