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I like them, they clean so much better than the slock sprayers, but you do use a ton more fluid. They were fairly easy to install on my JK, we looked into getting some for a friend's TJ but his windshield is even smaller than mine so they wouldn't fit. The blades themselves lasted longer than...

Welcome from Tri-Cities, WA.

I have a set of Method's Bead grip wheels. But I haven't had a chance to take them out onto the trails yet or air them down. But they ride nice fully aired up on the road.

Hello from the southeastern side of Washington

I just got my new Method Racing Bead Grip wheels mounted today. Can't wait to go test them out.

Where I am at in Washington, it is always Oregon people who are doing that. They also for some reason can't figure out how to go faster than 60 when the speed limit is 70.

Got my winch put on. I am working with a friend who has access to a CNC Mill. We are going to mill out some aluminum blocks to allow the license plate to sit vertically and place the license plate below the fairlead as I don't really like how the license plate currently is mounted.

autonomous drive the trails no. Autonomous drive to camp or the trailhead, sure. I could use the extra sleep.

I finally got my new rugged ridge full-width bumper installed with the help of a friend. I also test-fitted the Winch. Plan to install the winch next weekend.

Here are the photos. The kit was made my Rugged Ridge. As I said I picked it up about 20 years ago. What I like about it, is that I can keep all the tools in one easy-to-move bag. While it may not be as convenient as a single use tool. Being multi-use I can keep the clutter down on how much...

About 20 years ago I picked up a basic multi-set tool recovery kit. It was basically a metal tube (Cheater bar), an axe head, a Shovel head, a Pickaxe head, and a sledgehammer head. The Sledgehammer actually came in handy when I had my XJ a few times as I needed to do some quick on trail beating...

not sure if anyone has posted it yet.

It's been almost 10 years since I have really built a Jeep. 10 years ago here in the Pacific Northwest doing trail running the general consensus from all the wheeling people I was around at the time was that 35-inch tires could get you just about everywhere, some places might be a bit of a...

Here is my Irish Wolfhound who loved to ride in the Jeep. Unfortunately, I had to very recently put him down as he broke a leg and we found out that he had bone cancer. My rubi was one of the few vehicles he could actually fully stand up in. In my old Cherokee, it was not uncommon to see him put...