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I applaud your creativity and effort! Way beyond my technical ability!

Vinyl seats in summer will be fun.

I mean, I hit 85mph a few times while I was in Mexico, of course. Smooth! 2.5" JKS lift and 315/70/17 tires.

is this specific to a year? Or all 2018+?

Definitely interested in these for the reverse light feature. I don't have the tow package but I would imagine it can be installed by tapping into the taillights, right?

I am open to that, for sure. If you can, please send me some pics!

It depends if you have the LED fogs and skid plate with it. If it includes all and in good condition, $600?

Looking for a takeoff steel front bumper. Located in Orlando

Hi Benny, I have a Sport S and want to change rear fender flares to the painted Rubicon versions . I already have fronts, so I will only need the rears. What else do I need, beside the flares themselves? Will my Sport S liners work?

Set of 5 wheels and tires: 255/70/18 Bridgestone Dueler A/T tires and 18”x7.5” Jeep OEM wheels from 80th Anniversary. Perfect condition with no wheel blemishes & no plugs on tires. Set of 5 with lug nuts (no TPMS sensors). Tires have a date of 3820 (made on the 38th week of 2020) and less than...

Picking mine up tomorrow!

Good looking out! I am ready to pull the trigger on wheels and tires. Just need to call and confirm wheels are available!

Are those 18" wheels? What offset are they?

Just pick up a set from the forum or FB Marketplace. I got a set for $300 and put them on my Sport S. They plug right in...you don't need to mod anything.

Perfect! That’s the setup I am going with too. 315/70/17 on 17x9 wheels. Thanks!

All of the descriptions state “*NOTE* This is for 4 door only with a 3.6L engine”. Does this lift not work on a JLU with the turbo 4 cylinder? I am really interested in this lift for my ‘21 Sport JLU.

Yes I did. I wired them together and all is good. Sounds great back there!

Typical shit post. We are all guilty of taking the "shit" bait and commenting. Meanwhile the OP is MIA.

Not sure that would be ideal given the exposure to the elements with the top off. May affect the "weather resistance" of the current seats.

Depends on your state. Florida has a policy in place that covers windshield replacements with $0 cost to vehicle owner. If your state doesn't have this, check with your vehicle insurance provider.