Top-5 Accessories / Minor Modifications - Your List?

[Opus]

Replaced the dash storage with RAM mount and added an additional cup holder to the back seat area.

Do you have a link to that cup holder???

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[AFD]

Thanks, did you get XL and how the install? I only see two “looks to be” pop screws with a flush head to remove. Also, I’m not running tires with any poke, 285/70/17.

Haven't purchased yet myself, but with factory 33" was planning on just getting a set of regular size for just the fronts. But with the new crash beam being installed in that same spot on MY23 (and some 22s), I'm not sure if that's even an option for me now. Otherwise, the install doesn't look too complicated.

 

[Ratbert]

Replaced the dash storage with RAM mount and added an additional cup holder to the back seat area.

You didn't already have cup holders in the rear??

 

[Bulletbill]

Do you have a link to that cup holder???

https://store.mopar.com/oem-parts/mopar-console-cup-holder-6bn67tx7ac

 

[Bulletbill]

You didn't already have cup holders in the rear??

No, it only had the center arm rest cup holder in the back. It came with the map/ coin holder in the pic with the tire in the background.

Not sure why, but there never seems to be enough cup holders for my daughters so it was a necessary upgrade.

 

[aldo98229]

FYI - JLs with the rear center armrest don’t get the console cupholders to allow the rear seat to fold down flat.

 

[Bulletbill]

FYI - JLs with the rear center armrest don’t get the console cupholders to allow the rear seat to fold down flat.

Odd, mine still fold flat with the cup holder.

edit…Maybe it’s pushing in on the padded cushion, but I slept in it the other day while camping with no issue.

 

[aldo98229]

Odd, mine still fold flat with the cup holder.

You might not want to apply too much weight where the center headrest meets the console cupholders, though.

 

[Bulletbill]

You might not want to apply too much weight where the center headrest meets the console cupholders, though.

It’s good to know. I’ll be keeping an eye on it in the future. Thanks for the heads up!

 

[Ratbert]

FYI - JLs with the rear center armrest don’t get the console cupholders to allow the rear seat to fold down flat.

Ahhh, I didn't realize that there were different back seat options. I'm guessing that means you can't do things like the 40% Goose Gear seat delete since the bottom appears to be one piece.

 

[Yzfguy]

Thanks, did you get XL and how the install? I only see two “looks to be” pop screws with a flush head to remove. Also, I’m not running tires with any poke, 285/70/17.

I did not get the larger size. Stock tires and that pic shows how they stick out plenty far. Easy install of about a half hour.

 

[Heimkehr]

Not sure why Jeep uses the chrome wheel lugs, especially on all black rims.

Those same lug nuts are used on a variety of CDJR vehicles (as was plainly evident when I shopped my dealer's lot inventory).

Pure parts bin stuff; an easy decision for the accountants.

 

[Willys_Wonka]

Haven't purchased yet myself, but with factory 33" was planning on just getting a set of regular size for just the fronts. But with the new crash beam being installed in that same spot on MY23 (and some 22s), I'm not sure if that's even an option for me now. Otherwise, the install doesn't look too complicated.

I just ordered a set for the front in regular size. Once installed, I'll report back with pictures and review. The site states up to 34" for regular size.

 

[Willys_Wonka]

Ahhh, I didn't realize that there were different back seat options. I'm guessing that means you can't do things like the 40% Goose Gear seat delete since the bottom appears to be one piece.

I also noticed the leather interior models have the passenger grab handle wrapped, so you can't install any mounting option on it, such as a 1" ball for a RAM.

 

[Sparky1352]

And tire deflator
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B091YD2YMG?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

I had a tire deflator similar to the one you listed. It worked fine and I still keep it in the Jeep. However, THESE are AMAZING if you routinely deflate your tires. Screw one onto each tire and within about 2 minutes, all 4 tires are deflated to the preset tire pressure. It takes all the guess work out of getting the tire pressure just right. And it frees you up to take care of other tasks for getting off the pavement.

https://www.coyoteents.com/product/coyote-automatic-tire-deflator-4-56-psi/

I learned about them after I bought a tire deflator similar to yours. I couldn't bring myself to replace the deflator with these since I already had something that worked. My wife bought them for me as a birthday gift. After the first use, I was convinced they're absolutely worth buying to replace an existing tire deflator. I used them for riding on the beach on Assateague Island, hitting some forrest trails at Rausch Creek Off-Road Park, and in the desert while running Fins & Things in Moab this past weekend. I can't recommend these enough!

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