What did you do TO your Jeep JL today?

[dragoneggs]

The fridge and the last of the boxes went in today. I‘m leaving the passenger side cubby open for now, as duffels and rubbermaid totes fit well there.

Looks great! What do you store in all those cases?

 

[JL Fan]

I installed a set of Rugged Ridge door guards, finally arrived from Amazon and on Father's Day! Made sure to properly clean the door sills with alcohol and give it a nice wipe down. Super easy install, took my time with it. 3m is used for the double sided tape, it sticks really well. I love it, little bit of extra protection and I think they visually look nice.

Those look better than my Mopar door sill guards. Looks like they have more coverage on the front doors.

 

[DWS44]

A few small projects after adding bigger wheels/tires a couple weeks back...

• EZ Flares (XL Version)
• Replaced standard Rokblokz front flaps with larger XL version
• Extended Bump Stops for Spare Tire
• Gladiator Grill Inserts

 

[AuroraStanley]

I finally get to jump on this thread! Over the last two weekends we've added 35" grapplers & a 3.5" RK lift. We have a couple of final touches to add, but I'm already obsessed with it. So today we took it out & I snagged a few pictures of it in front of a field of about 1500 American flags near our house.

 

[Signing Spock]

Finally made a cheap rolling door rack for my Jeep! $5 in pool noodles and a clothing rack we weren’t using later, it works well!

Only thethird time I’ve ever had doors off of my Jeeps (this is my second) so I’m gonna roll like this for the week I hope. It’s hotter than hell here, so I should be fine for the week, at least.

 

[ObiMatt87]

Finally made a cheap rolling door rack for my Jeep! $5 in pool noodles and a clothing rack we weren’t using later, it works well!

Only thethird time I’ve ever had doors off of my Jeeps (this is my second) so I’m gonna roll like this for the week I hope. It’s hotter than hell here, so I should be fine for the week, at least.

Nice job, Kenny!

 

[navyflyer]

New wheels and tires for Father’s Day!

Wow! That looks GREAT!

 

[Whaler27]

Looks great! What do you store in all those cases?

I’m experimenting a bit to start, so I’m not sure how it will shake out over time, but I‘m starting out with tire deflation/inflation/repair stuff and some air tools in one box, recovery pins/parts/gear/shackles in another, simple first aid stuff in another, and some cooking oil, spices, dish soap, etc in another.

 

[dragoneggs]

I’m experimenting a bit to start, so I’m not sure how it will shake out over time, but I‘m starting out with tire deflation/inflation/repair stuff and some air tools in one box, recovery pins/parts/gear/shackles in another, simple first aid stuff in another, and some cooking oil, spices, dish soap, etc in another.

Look forward to your findings. I love the look but wondering about efficiency. I've been going toward the soft sided route thinking I will save space in my 2dr being able to cram into every nook.

I have so far a tool roll bag, molle mount soft sided first aid kit, a recovery kit in a small backpack, a small duffle for my flyfishing gear, a larger duffle for clothes, and another duffle for kitchen/utensils, etc. (still in work).

 

[Whaler27]

Look forward to your findings. I love the look but wondering about efficiency. I've been going toward the soft sided route thinking I will save space in my 2dr being able to cram into every nook.

I have so far a tool roll bag, molle mount soft sided first aid kit, a recovery kit in a small backpack, a small duffle for my flyfishing gear, a larger duffle for clothes, and another duffle for kitchen/utensils, etc. (still in work).

I have a couple tool rolls too. Hands down, the best way to carry tools I’ve found.

For me, a mix of fixed storage and flexible soft storage works best. I find that a sea of loose soft packages tends to get packed a little differently every time. The beauty of the snap-in cases is you know exactly where those things are every time. The dowside is there’s a lot of space-consuming red plastic too, but i wouldn't be stacking loose stuff that high over the seat backs if it wasn't firmly secured, so I’m not losing much useable space.

 

[Signing Spock]

Nice job, Kenny!

Thanks bud, I’m really enjoying doors off. Biggest regret when I had my JK was only taking them off twice

 

[melendez69]

Just ordered Thank you

I tried these and wanted to keep them, but they don't play nice with the Bestop Sunrider. Since the bolt holes on the handles are threaded, neither the grab handle bolts nor the Bestop bolts make it through the handles. I tried some from Lowe's and that didn't work, either.

 

[SoCal JLUS]

New wheels and tires for Father’s Day!

Old wheels added for reference:

Do your new wheels and tires play nice with the Autolynx?

 

[Naylia]

Do your new wheels and tires play nice with the Autolynx?

No rub when doing testing of turning on pavement. I need to get back to the SVRA to stress it while disconnected.

 

[Canes_JL]

Ordered a Badlands winch. I've felt like I've neglected the JL the last few months not buying it anything.