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Jeep Wrangler JL & JT Gladiator Model/Trim Guide

Fitment Guide
The Jeep Wrangler JL (2018–present) and Jeep Gladiator JT (2019–present) have been offered in a wide variety of trims, models, and configurations over the years. With so many options, determining which parts are compatible with your Jeep can feel overwhelming due to the numerous variables involved. This guide is designed to simplify the process, helping you confidently identify key differences between the various models and trims in the Jeep JL Wrangler and JT Gladiator lineup.
Jeep JL/JT Shared OEM & Aftermarket Fitment
This section contains fitments that are shared between the Jeep Gladiator & Jeep Wrangler JL. As a quick reference, the front end components of the Gladiator is typically compatible with the JL, while the rear end components typically are not.
Jeep JL/JT Compatibility |
Shared Fitment Status: |
Front & Rear Bumper |
Fronts are compatible, Rear are NOT |
Grille |
Compatible, however, 2023 & prior JL/JT feature different grille mesh sizes |
Fender Flares |
Front Fenders are compatible, Rears are NOT |
Hood |
Hood & Hood latches are compatible (Mojave & 392 Hoods feature different cowl mounted acessory fitment, unless specifically noted) |
Doors |
Front & Rear doors & Hinges are compatible |
Rock Sliders |
NOT compatible |
Taillights |
NOT compatible |
Headlights |
Headlights are compatible |
Front Track Bar |
Front Track bars are compatible |
Rear Track Bar |
NOT compatible |
Rear Control Arms |
NOT compatible |
Steering Knuckles |
Compatible |
Differential Covers Front & Rear |
Dana 44 Diff Covers are Compatible, Dana 30, 35 are NOT |
Ring & Pinion |
Dana 44 R&P are interchangable, Dana 30, 35 are NOT |
Driveshafts |
Front are compatible, Rears are NOT |
Hardtop |
Front Passenger & Driver Freedom Panels are compatible |
Wheels |
Compatible |
Lug Nuts (Size: M14 x 1.50") |
Compatible |

Jeep Wrangler JL Model/Trims
With so many models and trims across the JL's lifespan, pinpointing the differences between them can be difficult. Below is a chart detailing the most significant differences that can effect different fitments of various aftermarket components and upgrades.
Cont.
JL OEM & Aftermarket Fitment
The Jeep JL can be confusing when it comes to what aftermarket parts will and wont fit, below is a comprehensive list of compatibility for OEM and aftermarket parts.
Axle |
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Steering |
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Suspension |
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Lighting |
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Armor |
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Exterior |
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Brakes |
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Wheels/Tires |
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Hood/Cowl |
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Exhaust |
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Jeep Gladiator JT Model/Trims
JT OEM & Aftermarket Fitment
Axle |
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Steering |
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Suspension |
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Lighting |
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Armor |
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Exterior |
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Brakes |
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Wheels/Tires |
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Hood/Cowl |
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Exhaust |
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How to Access your Jeep's Build Sheet/Window Sticker
The build sheet can tell you almost everything you need to know about your Jeep. Including trim level, packages and optional features that was added on to it. Don't worry, if you no longer have the build sheet/window sticker for your JL/JT you can still access it online! I've found this link to be especially useful:https://www.mopar.com/en-us/my-vehicle/vin-lookup.html or https://windowstickerlookup.com/.
How to Identify What Axles your JL Has
There are a varierty of axles offered in the JL and the build sheet isnt always clear on what your Jeep has, below are a few quick ways to identify your JL axles.
- 2018-2021 Advantek M220 (D44) Rear axle has drain plug on the side
- 2018-2021 Advantek M200 (D35) Rear axle has drain plug on the bottom
- All Sport JLs with manual transmission or LSD option get the M220 rear axle. (Not all automatic trans Sport JLs get the M220 (D44) rear.)
- Wide Track Axle Length: 68" | Narrow Track Axle Length: 66.5" measured from each wheel mount surface
Below is an excellent comparision photo of the Dana 35 vs 44. Note the different shaped axle spreader hole shape!
How to Identify What Axles your JT Has
Luckily, its alot easier to identify your axles on a JT due to signifcantly less axle options than the JL. The only two options are Wide Track and Narrow Track.
- All Jeep JT's feature Dana 44's Front and Rear (M210 & M220) (Not all JT's feature wide track axles)
- Wide Track Axle Length: 68" | Narrow Track Axle Length: 66.5" measured from each wheel mount surface
Legend
Advantek/Dana Nomenclature
- M186 = Dana 30 Front
- M200 = Dana 35 Rear
- M210 = Dana 44 Front
- M220 = Dana 44 Rear
Transmission Nomenclature
- 850RE = 8-Speed Automatic Transmission
- D478 = 6-Speed Manual Transmission
- 8P75PH = 8-Speed Automatic PHEV Transmission
Engine Nomenclature
- 3.6L Pentastar V6 (JL/JT, 2018-Present)
- 2.0L Turbocharged Inline-4 (JL, 2018-Present)
- 6.4L Hemi V8 (JL 392, 2021-2025)
- 3.0L EcoDiesel V6 (JL/JT 2020-2023)