Search results

Discount Tire Direct is having a special sale today and tomorrow. So if you need tires or a tire/wheel package, this would be a good time to get them https://www.discounttiredirect.com/promotions/flash-sale

Cool. I've checked out the Pats before and it looks like they have a central tread that is grooved/siped which is better than most MTs. On my first Wrangler which was a '14 JK Willys they had the stock BFG KM which weren't siped at all so I got a groover and did all the lugs. Then I got KO2 not...

If you just look up reviews you would find what you're looking for. It's not like they're going to be awesome on ice only on a Gladiator and shitty on every other vehicle. You'd be better off getting an AT but I know how cheap the Pats are. You could also buy a tire groover and sipe all the lugs...

That's good.

Did 4wd tell you how long it would be till they ship? Mine is still 'processing' and I paid the extra $10 for rush processing.

If you don't want to mount it on the existing spare then check ebay. That's where I got my Rubicon rims.

That's cool. I've always wanted to paint my bumpers body-color.

Yep, do you know anyone that could powdercoat it? Unfortunately their MAYDEALS discount doesn't apply and the corner mounts are $199 extra. There's also the pricey Fab Fours https://www.4wd.com/p/fab-fours-rear-bumper-black-jt20-y1950-1/_/R-DKSN-JT20-Y1950-1 that has the funky side protection...

There's also the Rock Hard 4x4 Patriot that has side protection but is $999.95 https://www.northridge4x4.com/part/rear-bumpers/rh-80302-rock-hard-4x4-patriot-series-rear-bumper and also the Motobuilt but it's $1299

I like Rusty's. I bought an ARB Bullbar for my '94 Cherokee from them way back in 2001. I think at the time it was $564 and they had it at the lowest price. I like their rear bumper but decided to go with a mid-priced bumper in the Iron Cross GP-2004 from 4WD.com and got 10% off with the 4wd10...

Cool. Are you going to get a rear bumper for yours? Edit: You answered my question while I was posting this.

Awesome. Be sure to post pics.

Yep. Didn't you watch any of the install videos? It's just 2 screws in the back and 2 on each side. Lift it up and slide it back over the hardtop then climb in the back and lift it off. Get someone to help you if it's too heavy for you. I installed mine myself.

If you're already taking everything else off, might as well remove the Sunrider. It attaches to the hard top.

I saw these on ebay a while ago. https://www.ebay.com/itm/QJ-J019-1963-88-JEEP-J10-TRUCK-TAILGATE-LETTERS-DECAL-STICKER-LICENSED/301597254487?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&var=600484123606&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649

From personal experience it can be a bitch trying to pull up the red plastic off the self-adhesive tape so use tweezers if you have them. If you have some small c-clamps you can use them on the edge of the hood to firmly press the outer edge of the deflector against the hood.

I never thought about that. I hear it's a tight fit. Maybe if it sits in the sun for a bit and stretches out. Here's a threads from the JL Wrangler forums where they discuss the sun bonnet. https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/what-are-the-thoughts-about-the-mopar-sun-bonnet.31523/ The...

Mine has been good.

That could be. I had a generic rear bumper on my 2014 JK that started to rust from the salt in the winter. And the front bumper on my 15 JK which I think was EAG or another knockoff from ebay started to get some rust around the welds. There's numerous threads about those bumpers not having...

If you look at your vehicle as an investment then it's a good idea to protect it with a bumper that's better than the lightweight stock bumper. Also nice to have side steps or rock rails that stick out and prevent shopping carts from hitting your doors. Where I live there's the potential for...