Yeah! I love that look, so glad i went with the soft it looks sooooo good. I was standing in a line today and could see it out in the parking lot and I just stared at it
Hahaha...I love it! I’ll probably do the same thing-stalk my Jeep wherever I amYeah! I love that look, so glad i went with the soft it looks sooooo good. I was standing in a line today and could see it out in the parking lot and I just stared at it
Is that the premium soft top? If so can you maybe post a pic of the inside, like from the drivers seat looking back?
First Jeep, got it Jan. 29th- LOVE IT!!!
Simply bad to the bone! Can you snap a few more pics from different angles so I can see how the lift looks? Also, I was going to buy the Mopar bead locks, but after seeing how well the factory wheels look with the Nitto's, I may just install tires on the factory Rubi wheels like you did. Your rig looks amazing.I got mine ceramic coated this week. Came back looking soigne
Love those rims! I am planning on painting mine black HOPEFULLY soon!Got mine the same day! I love it so much. Traded a maroon JK I only had a few months... I wasn't a red car person.
How much does a ceramic coat run? Looks good!I got mine ceramic coated this week. Came back looking soigne
Thanks! I'll attach a few more. At first it seemed massive, not going to lie. It felt big, but I have been a few years removed from my TJ and K5 Blazer to say the least. Now I love the size. Its the perfect size IMO. Here are some pics from before the ceramic was applied but with the 2" mopar.
Mine from a local guy, he was $550 for the coating. Gotta understand it includes a full detail and prep. Wash, clay bar, etc. It was a little cheaper since the jeep was only a few weeks since delivery. A car that had more prep work would be a lot more. Which is why I did it as soon as I could. Mine is Gtechniq and EVO, there are other brands like opticoat and ceramic pro which are more complicated to do, therefore cost more to have applied. He had my jeep for 3 days and the level of work is well worth it. Delivery day did not compare to what it looked like after I picked it up from the detail shop.
That will look awesome! Yeah we were excited to see a sport on the lot with the upgraded wheels... we got an awesome deal with all the extras I didn' think was going to be in our price range. Dealer did us very well.
I was considering 37's, but after seeing your pics, it confirms my initial decision to install 35's. I think they are perfect for not only proportional looks, but still drive-ability. Did you install the heavy duty rear spare tire brackets for the additional weight? My dealer ordered that for me as well as I don't want to take a chance on the stock brackets being affected with 35's. Lastly, Nitto recommends a wheel that is at least 8.5" wide for the 35's, so did your tire shop say anything about the 7.5" stock wheels being a problem? Thanks for the additional pics.Thanks! I'll attach a few more. At first it seemed massive, not going to lie. It felt big, but I have been a few years removed from my TJ and K5 Blazer to say the least. Now I love the size. Its the perfect size IMO. Here are some pics from before the ceramic was applied but with the 2" mopar.
Mine from a local guy, he was $550 for the coating. Gotta understand it includes a full detail and prep. Wash, clay bar, etc. It was a little cheaper since the jeep was only a few weeks since delivery. A car that had more prep work would be a lot more. Which is why I did it as soon as I could. Mine is Gtechniq and EVO, there are other brands like opticoat and ceramic pro which are more complicated to do, therefore cost more to have applied. He had my jeep for 3 days and the level of work is well worth it. Delivery day did not compare to what it looked like after I picked it up from the detail shop.
No the stock wheels are fine. They probably know people will air them down that’s why they recommend 8.5 I’d assume. People have been running them on stock rubi wheels on other forums. I’ll upgrade wheels eventually. Reason I didn’t quite yet is waiting for backspacing options and seeing how more people’s fit. In Maine I cant have it go past the fender, so limits me.
