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Up the suspension another half inch, keep the wheels that the Chrysler engineers intended for the vehicle, and get bumpstops. Don't hack at your fenders just to get a bigger tire size without taking care of prerequisites. Where is it you want to go on 31"s that you can't get to on 30"s? This...

I've never heard of a "Safari", maybe you meant "Sahara"?

Haven't they been selling iPads in Boston since 2001? :ylsmoke:

To those who read This thread, you're aware of the problem I had with the crankshaft positioning sensor down in Mexico. After the mitch-anic replaced it for me, I haven't had a problem, so that's a good sign. Regarding the vibration I've been feeling the past few months (see posts above)...

I'd sell it to Purple People Eater, not worry about where or how to mount it, and walk away with some extra cash to take the wife out to a nice seafood dinner. :victory:

Nice! But what makes it a 2010?

Yeah. In 2wd.

Well, I love my XJ. It's reliable (for the most part), and yeah, it was pretty inexpensive. I put a 2.5 inch suspension and 31" tires on it (about $2,000) and it takes me everywhere I want to go. The thing with Cherokees, is when you do a modification, you have to modify something else. And...

It was a great trip, albeit nerve-racking crossing over into Mexico in a Jeep with cardiac arrest symptoms. A minor setback, but nothing to keep us from beach inebriation. A lot of what I would say would be mere re-telling of the tale Wil has already told, so for now, I'll let the pictures do...

I decided to spend my first trip to Mexico with these hooligans... It paid off.

In the twanky words of Tammy Wynette, "D.I.V..."

When my dog was a puppy, probably ten pounds (he's 18 pounds now), he climbed up on the table when we weren't looking and ate an entire stick of butter. Skipped the baked beans, mashed potatoes, and kielbasa sausage and just went straight for the butter. Gobbled it right up.

I love my Duratracs. I'm running 245/75R16 in load range C on my Cherokee and I honestly don't have a single complaint. I haven't had the need to drive through mud yet, since I live in Arizona, but they've taken everything I've thrown at them. I'll buy another set when these run down.

Looks like my rig, only with the ever-so-coveted snorkel...

Whooooaaaaaaa.....

Soooo... umm, Can someone explain why the snorkel is on the passenger side?