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I like the upgraded wheels. What tires did you use?

I don't have a need for the cooler rack, but the front mount angled rod holder would definitely solve my tree issue. Thanks!

I fish the beaches of Cape Henlopen (DE) State Park, and even tho my St Croix 10' surf rods are 2-piece rods, I currently transport them assembled in an 'Anglers Rod Racks' 4-rod carrier. I originally bought this carrier for my 2013 JK and the outboard tubes covered the fog lights, so I...

If you do get into some saltwater soaked sand, yes, wash when you get home then hook up a lawn sprinkler in your driveway. Run your garden hose underneath your Jeep with the sprinkler out in front. Turn the water on and slowly pull the hose back allowing the sprinkler to oscillate and rinse the...

I use my JL to surf fish, so I'm regularly on the sand. I air down to 18psi and never drive on the wet sand so my salt contact is minimal.

Here are the wheels for those interested. Thanks Greg ! https://www.kmcwheels.com/kmc-lobo

Those Quadratec retro wheels are the ones I had on my 1977 Scout II (in painted steel back then). I was almost ready to put them on my JL, but I like the ones in that photo better because they have 5 slots versus the retro Jeep's 8. I those wheels are real, I'd love to find them.

Sorry. I didn't wade through 8 pages of this thread and read all of the drivel. Just saw the photo, and liked the wheels.

Who can tell me about the wheels on Luis@UG's ride? Brand, size and width, backspacing... I like them.

Will do. Thanks for the tip!

OEM from the factory in 2018. Goodyear Wrangler 255/75 R18 (I believe). Will be replacing them this summer with a set of BF Goodrich T/A Radials, size to be determined, but thinking 285 or 315's. Maybe even a 60 series. Something a bit chubbier, but still keeping the tread under the fender...

My 'off-roading' is done on the beach where 'highway/pavement tires' work the best. Agressive treads dig in, while highway tires float over the sand when aired down properly.

Ready to fish.

Same here. I ceramic coat my 2018 about every 9 to 12 months and the paint looks factory new. Protection from the sun and salt air was my goal and it is working for me.

The calipers aren’t painted. They are caliper covers sourced thru Quadratech. This is a beach buggy so the tires are the least aggressive OEM I could get. When I replace them, I’ll probably get a set of BFG T/A Radials.

Ready to fish.

Thanks Chief. 50 years volunteer, past chief of department, and 30 years career. I fly the flag proudly.

Thank you. I think the caliper covers are a nice accent.

Ready to fish.

I set all of my Staun's using my spare tire. Much easier to do standing up in one place rather than hovering over all 4 tires. My indicated pressures are always within one or two psi of each other.