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My order arrived quickly and installed in seconds. Great product! Now I need some for the Grand Cherokee Trailhawk. I'll be watching ThinSkinz product additions in the coming months and crossing fingers that something is planned for GC in the future.

My dog did the same thing to my JTO. Used Meguiar's ScratchX to remove the scratches. Might work for you.

I need to stop hanging out in this forum... makes me spend money. lol Just ordered them... can't get here fast enough. Thanks to all those that recommended.

AWESOME! First time my dog was in the JTO he tore up the rear door panels with nail marks. I rarely have him in the cab now, which is tough for him because he always road in the prior truck. Great product! 100% on my list to buy. Any discounts for forum members?

Keep this in mind, if you run this through insurance, an accident will show in the vehicles history and you will take a depreciation hit at trade in. The same exact thing happened to me with my last vehicle and it negatively impacted value. I wish I wouldn't have contacted my/their insurance...

I love my Overland! I could have gone with a Rubicon, but I'm more on pavement than off. Overland was a better choice for me and it may be for you as well. My opinion which follows is based on my own experience, I've had all the electronic disconnects and factory gadgets on a prior vehicle...

Because you never know until you ask. Thanks for getting back to me, I'll keep searching for 'that killer deal'.

Did you ever sell the fenders? I know it's a low number, but would you take $400 if you still have them?

Curt Echo all the way... transferable from vehicle to vehicle and multiple profile settings for different trailers.

Lots of new bumpers on Amazon.com... picked up this one at a great price and have been very happy with it: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GJTL9BS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 If you are set on used, you may want to check Cragslist.org for the Tampa Bay area. I see...

That's funny!

In the 4th quarter of 1940 (with paper work being prepared in April of 1940)... Thus 40.4... The U.S. Army asked auto makers to produce a four-wheel-drive reconnaissance vehicle to replace horses and mules. Three prototypes were delivered by Willys-Overland and Ford. The GP ('Jeep') was born...

Where did you get the pricing information?

So let me start a rumor... I was asked to participate in an internal Jeep survey a couple of months back concerning future hardtop options. Some of the questions concerned hardtop modularity - rear passenger removable panels (like the front), and removable rear glass. I do not believe there...

I did not. Haven't had any issues.

Seeing if anyone will be headed to this year's event? https://wncjeepfest.com/ Even in spite of COVID, last years' turnout was good.

15K on the lift and no issues. I've towed trailers and campers without any concern or issue. @Gren71 has me beat and good to know kit is working well for everyone.