MOPAR Parts & Pricing Released for JL Wrangler

[JAY]

Here's a closer look at the upcoming MOPAR parts (with MSRP pricing) for the JL Wrangler shown at the LA Auto Show.

To see many of these parts installed on a JL, click on the two threads below.

LA Auto Show: BRIGHT WHITE JL Wrangler Sport with MOPAR Parts

LA Auto Show: MOJITO! JLU Wrangler Rubicon with MOPAR Parts

Mopar Head of Accessories and Performance Portfolio, Todd Beddick, talks about the two Mopar modified Wranglers Jeep brought to the LA Auto Show.




To see many of these parts installed on a JL, click on the two threads below.

LA Auto Show: BRIGHT WHITE JL Wrangler Sport with MOPAR Parts



LA Auto Show: MOJITO! JLU Wrangler Rubicon with MOPAR Parts

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[Bearded_Dragon]

According to the 2" lift description, the JL will still need it to run 35" tires? I'm guessing that's aimed at Sport and Sahara models?

 

[Ahmed]

I wonder how they did not make a table to be installed in this place!

 

[DanW]

I wonder if the tailgate reinforcement and larger rear tire holder are necessary for 35's? I'm really leaning toward adding the lift and 35's to mine right off the bat.

 

[Izzy901]

I wonder if the tailgate reinforcement and larger rear tire holder are necessary for 35's? I'm really leaning toward adding the lift and 35's to mine right off the bat.

If I can get those beadlocks on the Rubicon in granite crystal to match my granite crystal sport, I may be trying to do the samething.

 

[word302]

Much better-performing lifts will be available in that price range. Poison spider will likely come out with a new tire-carrier/bumper that will take the weight off the tail gate.

 

[JAY]

Added this MOPAR brochure to the top of first post. It has more detail on some of its JL parts.

 

[freegld]

Wow...I was going to get a Sahara because I want body colored flares. But for $600 and a paint job, this gives me the option to get a Sport!!

 

[bilash31]

I am honestly completely shocked. Knowing Mopar, I would have guessed outrageous pricing. For what I am looking at, all are LOWER in cost than previous mopar parts and aftermarket companies. WOW!

 

[Redneck_Jedi]

I am honestly completely shocked. Knowing Mopar, I would have guessed outrageous pricing. For what I am looking at, all are LOWER in cost than previous mopar parts and aftermarket companies. WOW!

Yeah, I agree. The prices seem decent on most of the items.
Although, I'm surprised the dealer will no longer be able to install some of the accessories, such as the auxiliary switches, lighting and lift kits. I know a lot of people would like to have these items installed when they purchase the jeep, and add to financing.

 

[four low]

Would those Options be installed at Factory, as part of the Build ? To keep Warranty, should be "factory installed ?

 

[BillyHW]

Yeah, I agree. The prices seem decent on most of the items.
Although, I'm surprised the dealer will no longer be able to install some of the accessories, such as the auxiliary switches, lighting and lift kits. I know a lot of people would like to have these items installed when they purchase the jeep, and add to financing.

Why won't the dealer be able to install them?

 

[BillyHW]

The Big Brake Kit has the same specifications as the standard brakes on the Sahara/Rubicon.

I guess that's great news for Sahara/Rubicon owners as they will already have the Big Brake Kit stock.

 

[Redneck_Jedi]

Why won't the dealer be able to install them?

According to the accessories guide, Items with an * are deemed off road only, and are not eligible for dealer installation on a new vehicle, and my not be financed as part of a new vehicle sale. I guess they may be able to install them at a later date, after your purchase the Jeep.

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