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You don’t have to get a harness. It is designed to tap into the speaker wires. It also comes with a fused power wire for the battery. No remote lead is necessary. It will turn on when it senses a signal.

It is the base system in a ‘25 Rubicon. Non Alpine.

I added a Kicker HS10 self powered sub behind the rear seat. Many others have as well. It definitely makes an improvement, and it doesn’t take up any space. The stereo went from a complete embarrassment to a pleasant listen.

I‘m in the same boat. I would like to utilize the Freedom Panels more, but the interior is too nice for an unexpected shower. Plus, this is a lake vehicle, and the majority of the time the bed is full of lake toys. Neat product.

This is Walker. One of two Boston Terriers in our household. He went for his first Jeep ride today. Unfortunately for him, it was to the vet for shots. The other pic is Rip. He is the older of the two Bostons.

Installed a Rugged Ridge tri-fold tonneau. On sale for $599. Note to anyone that installs one-the videos that show the installation are for the old model. The new one is a bit more challenging. I have no idea why they changed the rail design.

I just ordered the Rugged Ridge hard tri fold cover. Couldn’t pass up the $599.00 sale price at Realtruck.

Installed a Kicker HS10 sub. I used a T harness instead of tapping into the B pillar speaker wires. If I did it again, I would have just done the taps. Getting the radio out was a bit more difficult than YouTube makes it seem. I also used the ignition on wire from the interior aux switches for...

Here is my 2025 Rubicon. Just added the Quadratec IIs today. Now I think it’s ready for the black club thread.

Last update. I had the new wheels installed. I think they totally transformed the look of the truck.

I knew deep down I wouldn’t be able to convince myself to keep them stock. Quadratec Morphic II’s going on Friday if all goes as planned.

Added a Quadratec dead pedal. Definitely an improvement.

Thank you for your replies. I’d say this biggest tire size I would go with the stockers is a 35 x 11.5, which should be ok with the stock width. Ya’ll have definitely given me something to think about.

My apologies if I should have posted this in another forum. I was just curious as to what everyone thought of the 2025 Rubicon wheels. When I first bought it, I figured I would definitely go with aftermarket wheels. The longer I have them, the more they are growing on me. Part of me is...

Used it to take the family to Lake Martin for probably the last time this season.

These are in my top three right now. I love the black and subtle styling. Not to mention they seem to be made specifically for our vehicles. Thank you for the pic.

Thank you for the replies. I’m planning on keeping the stock 285/70/17 Faulkens until they wear out. It’s a lot easier to justify just changing the wheels and getting good use out of the stock tires, as they are a very good tire.

Hello all. I haven’t been on here long. I recently purchased a ‘25 Rubicon. Naturally, I want to upgrade a few things. Wheels are a definite at some point. That being said, I don’t think they look too bad. It seems everyone on this forum has upgraded wheels. My question is, how long did you guys...

Nice. What kind of wheels do you have?

Installed Rugged Ridge sill guards and detailed it. I’ve only had it a month and I’m going to take my time with any mods. Figured these were a no brainer though…