Best under $200 item on your Jeep?

[pinstripe2022]

I just got the redline tuning hood struts and wondering what other great items people have. Even better if they are forum sponsors.

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[OldGuyNewJeep]

Potting my locker sensors. Very satisfying DIY project.

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/locker-position-sensor-potting-dana-44.59581/

 

[Heimkehr]

Probably the center console safe. Installing it was mildly annoying, but the additional layer of security that it provides is important to me.

Hoo boy...the price has gone up since I purchased mine. Consider buying one soon if you want to stay under two C-notes.

 

[PatriotX]

The rear airbag setup to level Jeep with heavy RTT and adventure trailer.

 

[txj2go]

The most useful addition on my jeep are front mud flaps, I think they were about $80.

 

[Opus]

Agree about the front mud flaps. Front floor liners have been a good investment too. Once the weather warms up I'm hoping this:

https://www.extremeterrain.com/jeep-wrangler-tonneau-cover-black-diamond-741135.html

becomes the next best investment under $200.

UPDATE: Tough to get on initially, but it fits well and works well.

 

[Chief_Dan]

For me, the MORE dead pedal is the best mod I have done. Pain in the rump to install, but worth the effort to me. The Quadratec model may be easier to install, but having a dead pedal is worth every cent.

Next, & a close 2nd, Desert Does It seat jackers!

These 2 items made an already comfortable Jeep, to me, become a great place to sit & go on an adventure.

 

[Opus]

For me, the MORE dead pedal is the best mod I have done. Pain in the rump to install, but worth the effort to me. The Quadratec model may be easier to install, but having a dead pedal is worth every cent.

Next, & a close 2nd, Desert Does It seat jackers!

These 2 items made an already comfortable Jeep, to me, become a great place to sit & go on an adventure.

I went with a cheap-o Amazon dead pedal. Easy install, nice thick metal and so far so good. I recently did the seat jackers too and they've definitely helped. I'll know for sure when we take our first big road trip in June. First day will be a little over 800 miles. I figure if I can get out of the Jeep under my own power at the end of that day... the jackers are working...

 

[zouch]

Dead Pedal.
sad that there wasn't one provided.

 

[Futura]

My two are the MORE step assist for my 5' 1" wife and Desert Does It seat jackers for my side of the Jeep.

 

[bllprk]

Kinetic tow strap

 

[Mocopo]

Alien Sunshade. Paid like $70 for the full length one. I have the top back all the time and it saves me from the AZ sun.

 

[bbroich]

Once I got my new Rubicon, I couldn't believe it didn't really have a decent place to keep my cell phone. I got this from Ridgeline through Quadratec. Easy install, looks like it come from the factory, and works great. I can even mount my GoPro camera on it. Less than $80.

https://www.quadratec.com/sites/def...dratec-installed-camera-phone-inside-zoom.jpg

 

[shooting4625]

The most useful addition on my jeep are front mud flaps, I think they were about $80.

what ones did you get

 

[rcadden]

• Weathertech floor mats (front, rear, and cargo)
• Diver Down seat covers - in Texas summers, you're going to get swampy no matter what. I've found that these reduce it a bit, provide some extra cushion on the seats themselves, and protect my leather against kids in wet swimsuits and bird crap. Only complaint is that they don't come with a console cover, but that's easy enough on Amazon for ~$20.
• Rear window light bar. I went with RGB cause it was only $5 more than white, but it's incredible how much better it is.
• Power washer

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