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I had ProComps on my JK and was happy with them. These days, I still to OEM wheels. For my off road worthy GMC, I use the steel wheels and painted them.

Thank you! So far its meeting all my need for the most part. A little more room would be nice, but the recent addition of a roof rack should fix that.

I just read all of this. Great writing and phenomenal photos! thanks for sharing. I'm hoping to do some exploring out that way someday. I'll be saving some of this info for then.

Looks like a fun vehicle for a fun state. Anxious to see more.

We left Crown King for Prescott via Senator Highway. The road is all off road and requires moderate clearance and 4x4 usage. This part of the trip was an additional 4.5 hours and about 40 miles. Snow was very abundant immediately after we left. It came and left the views as we changed...

The day after I applied the liner, I decided to take the family out for the day. We went from our home in Goodyear up to Crown King, Arizona (the front way. The back way is more time consuming and difficult). The drive there takes about two hours and is 92 miles. About 1 hour/30 miles of it is...

I agree! I'd love to see how the LEDs on the hood are mounted.

Awesome write up! I never heard of this, even though I've lived in the state since 1999. Thanks for sharing!

I second Dynapros

I have, and still do, really like Eddie Bauer. There certainly are different items for different uses (outdoors and weekend t shirts). I have found many brands for outdoors and sports alike have followed this path. I used to really like Nike shoes for example, but I no longer find them as...

I second Mora Knives. Inexpensive, reliable, and well made. They're widely used in Sweden.

I enjoy some of the canned good like this. They totally have their place: long lasting, light, taste good...they do their job. However, they're usually not the best thing for you as we've already discussed. I've had good luck splitting turkey Spam into 3rds; one third per day to minimize high...

Do you happen to know the dimensions? Or the specific model number so I can get them from the Front Runner site? Thanks

I would feel fine towing that with 04 I6 WJ. I assume the 4.7 would do even better. With 2 adults, 2 kids, and the cargo area full to the roof, I was going uphill at 85MPH with power to spare. I drove it home from Tri Cities, WA to Phoenix with no problems. I'll also mention my ~168,000 mile...

Hoping to see some more posts after this: 2004 Rocky Mountain Edition I6 4.0 with Selec-Trac Factory Wheels, Painted Cladding and Front and Rear Bumpers coated with Raptor Liner Dometic Fridge Slide and Edgestar Fridge mounted in Back LED Floods on Jeep brand OEM Brush Guard Stock Ride Height

I've considered ones like these. I'm sure the MaxTrx are great, but as a weekend adventurer, quality and price points have to be considered and weighed.

One thing I forgot to mention was a new antenna was needed for my ham radio: the fiberglass Firestik I used to have was snapper off by a tree a few weeks ago. I was in need of a better mounting bracket anyway. The antenna I now have is a Nagoya TB-320A with a MFJ-345M mount. I like this...

Overall I'm very happy with the results. The bumpers certainly look much better. And the all around shots: As well as a couple nice profile shots: I was my first time using a product like this, but I'm really happy with it. It took some time to prep and lay, and I know it's not...

I ended up having another project this weekend, which while mostly cosmetic, was something I've been wanting to do: fix the front and rear bumper damage. When I bought the WJ, the front bumper had paint coming off (which has worsened) and the rear, driver side bumper had damage from being hit...