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I just use the clips to plug the rivnuts when I take the steps off. Here's a pic of the clips.

No real problems with the steps, but I did hit them with some Tremclad Rust paint last summer. The road salt they use up here wasn't nice to them. It takes me about 15-20 minutes to undo the bolts and remove the steps but I usually take them off at home before I head out. I also put some trim...

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No drilling required. You use the existing bolts that secure the hard top.

No interference at all with the rear seat folded flat or tumbled forward.

This Ring Light is only tied into your Third Brake Light, not the turn signals. I'm in Canada and my Wife bought this on the Amazon.ca site, but I was able to find the same light on Amazon.com. Here's the link CAFOPAR Spare Tire Brake Light Plug & Play Be prepared to do some cussing as...

Added a spare tire ring light that my Wife bought for me. It was plug and play and installation was pretty easy except for tucking the new wire harness into the stock third brake light bracket.

There are two advisors that I normally deal with, Marlon Lopez and Julie Dimitrievski. Keep in mind that I typically try to get my service appointments scheduled on Saturdays, so there may be other Service Advisors working if you go in on a weekday.

I've been going to Woodbine Chrysler (Woodbine South of Highway 7) since 2009 and have always receive good service there. I'm actually going in for an oil change first thing tomorrow morning.

Here's the link to the 4 door version of the Overland Outfitters Saddle Bags SADDLE BAG JLU 4 Door

I've had a pair in my 2 Door for over a year now and always get compliments on how nice they look. They also hold a surprising amount of gear, and they double as an arm rest for rear seat passengers.

Something simple, but to the point :)

I would definitely not put a bottle jack in these since they're attached by a zipper to a strap that's held in place using two hard top bolts. The bottom of the bag is not secured to anything at all.

I've got a pair of the Overland-Outfitters Saddle Bags in my 2 door JLR. They are a little pricey at $275 US (regular price) for the pair, but I got mine on sale on Valentines Day 2022 for $75.00 off so that helped a little. The quality of the bags is top notch, they look nice, and they fit a...

I got this as an Easter gift from my Niece. She said there was a similar one that was a little less offensive, but figured I would prefer this one more...........she knows me so well LOL

Take a look at The Antenna Source, they carry black antennas for Jeeps that range from 7" to 31" in length. I have their 31" black antenna on my Jeep.

Zero replacements to date, but now that I've said that, it will probably shatter the next time I look at it LOL

It wasn't particularly difficult to drill into the rock rails, but I did snap one drill bit in the process. I left the rock rails on the Jeep while I was determining the placement of the steps, but pulled them off to drill the holes and insert the Rivnuts.

Yes, for a four door you'll need 16, M8 size Rivnuts to install the steps.

A few months after I installed the steps, I found a virtually new pair of 2 door JL Rubicon rock rails on Kijiji for $100 Canadian, so I grabbed them.