Sure is! I was relieved when the didn't put Jeep on the hood too!lol, its naked.
looks like an unmarked undercover DEA truck. sweet!So clean!
Whos say's it isn't?
AEV wheels?Whos say's it isn't?
You'll find an array of 'issues' if you go with AEV (I am a huge fan of theirs! this isn't bashing). I honestly can't recall everything that arises but I wanted a certain look without spacers. I know it does have something to do with the largest width tire their wheels can handle along with 37s, etc. I am totally botching this response. Along with uneven tire wear, etc. I will get better details tomorrow as I am visiting a local expert. I know their setup will work for some, but not all. In any case, they are Fuel Enduros on 37" Nitto Ridge Grapplers with a 2.5 inch lift.
You'd be surprised at how easily the badging (not the stickers) remove. A good quality, waxed dental floss slid behind the badge after very low heat from a hair dryer for about 20-30 seconds. Easy!
Stickers came off mine too. It's not that it is difficult, just not as simple as the badges as I found the stickers left more residue on this vehicle than past Jeeps. So, it just requires a little more patience and attention to detail to ensure the residue was completely removed. It's simple, just took a little more time. My expectations were that it would be quick given they had just been applied, but I think the reverse is actually true with the stickers. Don't sweat, you won't damage anything!!!
You’re killing me.... I’m debating taking the Rubicon stickers off as well... I like the clean not badge/sticker look.... but can’t commit to removing them just yet.So clean!
I used fishing line and a credit card.... then goo be gone, then polished the area.
Used the sun! It was about 85-90 outside.
Amen!
