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Right, so I just buy the bumper and the kit and I'm good. Thanks

I'm about to do the same install. Did you need anything other than the bumper and the skid plate to install the steel bumper?

I'm going to PM you for the exact parts list I need to install the OEM steel front bumper. I saw your earlier post with each individual part, but I know the hooks come with the bumper, but I'm not sure which other parts come with the bumper. I also need a winch plate as I'd like to install a...

That's odd. I had no issue getting 5% below invoice back in June when I ordered.

I'm actually up this weekend. Didn't see shit in the woods today and I'm about to go see all the deer that are just hanging out by the road instead of hanging out in the woods where I was all day.

Well, I guess no one else has heard of this. Very strange.

The box is enormous. It would cost a lot just because of the size. It's only 30lbs, but the box takes up the entire truck bed.

The easiest way is to go to a dealer and look at both and compare it to yours. Also, if you have the factory tonneau it's the same material as the tonneau.

Here is the post.

It’s a closed Facebook group. The details were sparse.

Wait, that tire fill alert feature works now?

So, there is a post on another forum claiming that Jeep has fixed the Premium soft top from making a loud rumble in certain situation by making it 12 mm shorter. Has anyone else heard anything about this? It only happened to me once on a very windy day and only lasted a minute or two, but if I...

I'll echo the crowd. I've never had LED headlights before and I'm really, really happy with them. When I turn the high beams on it feels like day time driving at night. I also get a great view of the side of the road to see deer that might be hanging out too close. I don't regret any of my...

It does not automatically come with the Overland and Rubicon. It is an option that you have to pay for.

They don't. Rubber runs the entire length of the bed and when the cover is pulled tight it creates a seal. It lays flat because it's pulled perfectly tight since it was literally made for the bed.

The tan leather seats look good.

I'm not sure what you mean. Did you talk to him about employee pricing or below invoice pricing?

You can do that. 98% of people cannot.

The soft top is a lot easier to remove than the hard top and it's not close. The hard tops are getting easier and easier to remove, but most people cannot remove them on their own. I think the only reason to go hard top is if your Jeep is being used as an overlander and you need the rack space...

This is just one of those things people say to justify spending more money. Soft tops are completely fine for winter.