What did you do TO your Jeep JL today?

[GtX]

Well, I would say they look similar to the RC, EXCEPT for the the large-ish logo in the backrest. I don't care to display company logos, unless they are paying me for it...
That logo alone made me go with the Diver Down ones.
They installed very easily, fit well and the initial quality seems great. Zero complaints so far...

Are they one piece or one piece seat and one piece back?

 

[MadDog27]

Nice! I just purchased the NOCO GB40 Battery Jumper.
There products have really excellent reviews.

Just checked them out. Never heard of these before. How long do they sit before you have to charge them? Can you throw one in the back and leave it for months or do they have to be maintained ever so often?

 

[Ingrum]

Bulletproof Mounting Solutions phone mount. I was between this and 67 Designs. Both products look awesome. Couldn’t be happier with this. I could tell by the weight of the box that it was going to be sturdy. The phone is locked in. Good product.

 

[Jeep Generation]

I been running this Genesis Offroad Dual Battery System in our JLU for a few months now. It is a good set up. No more dead battery for me when camping. Thankful I wasn't alone when I was camping in Joshua Tree.

 

[DavidRam]

Are they one piece or one piece seat and one piece back?

2 pieces, separate back and seat.

 

[ConqSoft]

Installed Rancho front diff skid plate. Rear one is on backorder.

 

[klhjeep2018]

Just checked them out. Never heard of these before. How long do they sit before you have to charge them? Can you throw one in the back and leave it for months or do they have to be maintained ever so often?

Just got mine a couple days ago I’m not sure I was told about every three months just check it but the type of battery it is supposed to last a long time. I’ll check it out in a couple months and get back to you

 

[Rogueman_1]

Metal badge because.... turbo!

 

[PullmeSideways1341]

Got the spare in the mail today to match my 4 others. Oh and that TeraFlex Alpha tire carrier is badass!!

Then the freight company called and looked what I picked up? Can you guess what’s in The box??

 

[UUBob]

Then the freight company called and looked what I picked up? Can you guess what’s in The box??

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Looks like the box my soft top came in.

 

[PullmeSideways1341]

Looks like the box my soft top came in.

Might be a soft top box but not a soft top.

 

[Arterius2]

Fished out this loonie after it disappeared into the “black hole” ages ago, and was making this ghost rattling every time I hit a bump. So I thought I’d finally put an end to that — It was the most intensive spec ops I ever conducted on my Jeep and after breaking my arms in several locations, I finally got it out!

 

[Sol]

You'll have to let us know what the rental company provided

Well, I dumped the orange suppository at the dealer this afternoon in exchange for a black over black, rental spec Dodge Charger. While plain, at least the Charger isn’t aggressively mediocre.

No picture of the Charger, everyone knows what it looks like.


I miss my Jeep

 

[LearRigh]

Just checked them out. Never heard of these before. How long do they sit before you have to charge them? Can you throw one in the back and leave it for months or do they have to be maintained ever so often?

Just got mine a couple days ago I’m not sure I was told about every three months just check it but the type of battery it is supposed to last a long time. I’ll check it out in a couple months and get back to you

I remember seeing a chart on their website that showed the recommended time between recharging based on the size and storage temperature.

I'm definitely getting two noco boosts eventually (my Jeep and Wife's minivan), but it is a hefty chunk of change. The Jeep was actually dead on Saturday, and I had to push/roll it out of the garage to jump it off the van. Would have been loads easier with a noco boost. Very glad I have the genius hooked up now, took 2 full days to go from blinky red to blinky green.

 

[KIVO]

Just checked them out. Never heard of these before. How long do they sit before you have to charge them? Can you throw one in the back and leave it for months or do they have to be maintained ever so often?

I remember seeing a chart on their website that showed the recommended time between recharging based on the size and storage temperature.

From the NOCO FAQ:

I usually charge mine twice a year, once before wintertime, and once mid spring.
Never had to use it for any of my own vehicles though.