I bought rock rail/steps before mine was delivered, my wife razzed the shit out of me. Now every time she uses them she gets in, I ask how she likes the steps. She doesn't find amusing anymore.No joke... last night my wife was shopping on Amazon and said... "How can you have so many things in your Jeep list already when you don't even have the thing yet?"...
Just added a Viair compressor...
Not sure about the Renegade fob but it is significantly larger than the Cherokee fob while offering no additional functionality. It is clear the design/size of the Wrangler fob was done purely for asthetics.
I went with the ValvoMax for my Jeep. Love the Fumoto valve and use it on a couple of my non off-road vehicles. I was a bit paranoid about a stick or something fouling the lever/valve on trails where I expect debris to be flying/prying in the area.
It’s so big, 80’s hair bands use it to stuff their leather pants.
I've wondered that also, but from what I gather there aren't any significant changes from 22 to 23 so things should still fit.
The ones from 67 Designs are a 1 time investment. Made from metal.No.
I do have a skid plate awaiting installation, but the thought of it acting as a deterrent for ne'er-do-wells didn't come to mind.
Same.
RAM balls should be thought of as consumables. I've several of them (the real thing) on my motorcycles, and I just noticed that at least one has aged out and is due for replacement.
Definitely agree with this one. Jeep does certain things great - building a solid trim clip isn't one of them. On my german car, I had to take apart the center console - probably 50+ clips and none broke. On the Jeep, the first time I tried to carefully remove the OH light, 1 out of the 4 clips broke
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I have this too.. phones usually go there..
