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35" Kendas Warn 12 Fab Fours Stubby Carhartt seat covers Rock Crawler bars rear 60% seat delete by Goose for my dogs bed OEM bed liner

I found the Carhartt seat covers for $230 on this site: https://www.autoaccessoriesgarage.com/Seat-Covers/Carhartt-Duck-Weave-Seat-Covers

Do they stay in place well? I hate when seat covers come off or pull away from seat.

Any update?

This is what I did. Works awesome. Put big comfy dog bed on it...

theyre quite heavy.

probably not if you remove the bumper air dams.

They are very heavy as are the Kendas. I am getting about 16.6mpg now. I get lots of looks and compliments.

Yes, you can fit 35" tires on your Sport without a lift or spacers...maybe... :) I played it safe and bought the Kenda Klever R/T KR601 LT35/10.50R-17. I ordered OEM Mopar spare tire steelies to match with them. I wanted to keep as much of the vehicle ride dynamics as I could, and I don't mind...

No. I was just posting a vid I found to see if I had the right part.

I'm comfortable looking. I'll just google Castle nuts. I'll let you know what I find.

Good morning, Noobie here. be gentle. I've only got 7K on my Sport. I have noticed that while in 4WD, when my wheel is turned to one extreme or the other, and I am changing from forward to reverse, or the other way around, there is a clank. If I had to make a guess, it sounds like some sort of...

Oooooo, I likey!

Yup, but I hope they don’t kill my mileage. I’m getting 22-23.5!

maybe I should go with the spare tire wheels after all. I was worried about the added weight causing some dynamic change that I wouldn’t like.

Howdy, I've got a Sport. No lift. No max tow. I've settled on the Kenda Klever R/T KR 601 LT 35/10.5R-17 (ordered 5). I'm looking for a good wheel to go with them. I'm a noob and don't have a full understanding of what will work best. I considered the stock mopar spare tire steel wheels, but...

To clarify, part of what i was trying to find out is if the spare tire wheel is exactly the same as stock wheels...but the Kenda tires make that point almost moot.

This is indeed an interesting option. Seems like I wouldn't need any lift or spacer whatsoever. Tires get good reviews, and I'm definitely looking for this tall, military look.