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Congrats, that's a nice ride.

I bought one of these about 3 years ago. Only have used it a handful of times, as my floor jack is much more convenient for getting the Jeep off the floor. Also, regular jack stands are much lighter than this is, so I use those once the truck is up. It still works fine though.

I think the shipping would be unreasonably high, they’re pretty heavy and bulky.

Good lift option if you have a sport or overland trim.

I will separate if anyone wants fronts or rears only. $25/ea pair

These are in good condition, no rock rash, bushings are good.

Looks fantastic! If mine were a bright color, I would do the same.

Pointless, it's still a 1/2-ton truck, but now has less available payload due to the heavier axle and diamond-plate crap.

The existing front & rear cameras have a very limited view angle. The aftermarket cams are mounted closer to center of cab, are higher, have better resolution, and have about 150 deg of view.

Nicely done!

I had them hard-wired by a professional. I think it was around $140 for the parts and labor. He did a really nice job with a quick disconnect on the rear camera for when I take off the hardtop. I had one just plugged into the cigarette lighter on a previous vehicle, but this is much cleaner.

If you don't already have one, get a dash cam asap. Mine has paid for itself 100 times over already! This is what I put in all 4 of my family vehicles: Amazon.com: HP F560G Full HD 1080P Dual Dash Cam, 1080P Dash Cam Front and Rear, Built-in GPS and G-Sensor, ADAS, Wide Angle Sony Starvis...

How did you manage to keep only your front wheel clean? ;)

No, not normal. You should only hit your bump stops when hitting a big dip, or when flexing out while off-roading. Mine is gas, not diesel, but there is approx 5" between mine.

I have not noticed the turn cam feature since I don't have it active, but I have had my 'license plate blanking when in reverse' stop working. Rebooting fixed it temporarily, but now it's stopped again. Hopefully Z-Automotive can fix this in a future firmware update.

Question, what are the 5 circular holes in your bed? My '21 JTM does not have them.

The wider wheels will usually be heavier, and will require more negative offset. But, if you like more tire poke, or the bro-dozer look, then go with the wider. For better performance on and offroad, go with the 9.5".

Hi Benny, I would like to get a quote on rubber floor mats for my wife's Cherokee (part # 82214855AB). Thank you!

I've had these for a few years, very happy with them.

Likely just A/C condensation.