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What is the correct part # for a stubby metal front bumper for my '25 JT Rubicon? The number I had shows as not a fit for it on your site. 82215120AE Gracias.

IT has the LED lights. Window sticker lists all but the fog lights. From what I saw with them on just now am thinking LED... Only makes sense, but then... what auto mfg uses common sense... ;)

I looked at them off and on. Noted some text on the bottom that was like "directfire". Didn't leave them on long enough to see about the temp... Should have thought of that. Will do it next...

How in the heck do I tell if the fog lights on my '25 Rubicon w/ plastic bumper are LED or Halogen. Wanting to get the Mopar stubby metal bumper and they say the LED works, but the Halogen need some different housing or mounting bracket... tia!

Yea, Like the Eagle's song said many years ago, "Old Billy was right, kill all the lawyers, kill them tonight"...

So, have honestly not read all the posts, so if this is redundant, sorry. Thinking things catch fire after driving. Maybe smoldering material that you don't realize when you park. Thinking out loud, seems to me that if you park it outside till it cools down then quickly move it into the...

Biggest thing is rotate, rotate, rotate every 5K miles...

Wife saw a Willy's Glad the other day with the 4 Wheel Drive sticker on the tailgate, so now there is one on ours. This is a pic from the Jeep.com site I grabbed...

No pics but put on the Rival Hood Lift kit. Very straight forward. Guess I need to find a kit for my Scrambler... ;)

Here we are bringing Old Blue home from 4x4Land in Topeka KS to TN the other week. Towed great. 11.7 MPG over 700+ miles. Pic is at the hotel we stopped at Paducah KY. Very pleased with the way it handled.

1st – Sept ’80, New ’81 ‘7 Renegade, soft top, hard doors, med brown metallic/ nutmeg. First year of that top option. 2nd- Another ’81 after the first got in a wreck and totaled in ’87 or so… 3rd- ’93 Cherokee High Country 4th- ’83 Scrambler- April of ’99. Still own it. 5th- New ’25 Rubicon...

Completed a 775 mile trip today from Topeka KS to Cleveland TN towing my blue Scrambler on a 15' Featherlite trailer. Cruise was set @ 65 other than when in KC, STL or other large towns on the interstate. Averaged 11.5 or so the entire trip. Handled as well as our Tahoe and actually sat more...

Just put the WT on this week. Am happy with them as is the wife, so win/win. As ours will not be offroad that much, not worried about the on/off capability. Wheeling is done in old Blue... ;)

OK, let me restate the question, does the front skid plate that protects whatever y'all want to say if protects that comes from the factory on a Rubicon front bumper work with the bumper on the Jeep I asked about 3 or 4 posts ago? Lots of correcting of nomenclature, but no answer to the...

OK. The skid plate at the front that attaches to the bottom of the factory bumper. Figured that helped protect the front pumpkin...

There is a good YouTube out there showing how to paint the front ones without removing the bumper... Not sure how long it would last, but might be worth a try...

Tell me about your front bumper... Wife wants a steel front bumper w/ winch. My question is, does is work with the Rubicon front Tcase skid? We have Roadmaster towing set up to tow the Glad behind the motorhome and I need the factory T-case skid which got modified to adapt for the Roadmaster...

No pics, but installed the Weather Tech mud flaps this afternoon... Took about 1-1/2 hours to do it. Once I did one, the other 3 went pretty dang straight forward. Only issue I had was even with my small hands, 2 of the 3 bolts are not the easiest to get the nuts on. Once on, it's a snap...

My Glad came with free oil changes to 100K. 4 times/year max. Am getting the first one done next week at right at 5K. As a side note, I put 250K on my LJ w/ a 4.0. Bought it with 49K. Sold it at 310K. Changed the oil every 5K for the 11 years I drove it. ( 70+ miles each day to work)...

Pic of mine..