Hardtop and winter tires are back on (33" Toyo M-55s hand-siped and studded).
If we can find a garage, we're thinking of buying a set of 35" trail-only tires for next summer. Specifically some Interco LTBs in 35x12.5-16LT on Champion Baja 16x8 beadlock wheels with black finish and flush mount C3 Ring (un-polished). 15s and 17s are more popular, but many/most alum. 15s don't fit the JK, and I don't find there's enough sidewall with a 35" tire on a 17" wheel. I'd probably get the Iroks or TSL Boggers instead, but I much prefer a non-directional tread to rotate all 5 tires.
We've gotten our first snow of the year, so if you notice in the above picture, there's a tarp on the roof rack. Last year we quickly realized that getting snow out from under the roof rack was a real pain. So we had a local shop make a tarp to fit the exact dimensions of our roof rack. I use some bungee thingies around the tarp to make it quick-n-easy to put on and take off. We put it on when we park it overnight, and remove it (along with any accumulated snow) before leaving. It's one of those small things that we're really happy with.
As I mentioned earlier, we added a fire extinguisher on the passenger side too...
I stuffed a triangle shaped piece of non-porous foam (pipe insulation, actually) in the opening to keep debris from accumulating in the opening.
Here's the matching driver's side...
A while back I was looking for some better air fittings for my in-cab air couplers. I'm really happy with the ones I chose. It's a one-handed coupler with an air purge feature that makes connecting/disconnecting a breeze.
http://www.tomcoqc.com/pdf/79117_tomco-pg3_2007-10_lo.pdf
Here's one installed on the passenger side (there's another on the driver's side).
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