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Have the Bushwacker flat fender flares that I got from 4wheelonline. It was a bit PITA to install but the quality is good, and it looks nice.

Looks great! I prefer 16's also because of more tire selections. By the way, where did you get your bumper? I'm currently checking some online for my next project.

I kinda like it. Perfect for overlanding.

Check also if there's dirt caked on the speed sensor.

Nice rig. Welcome aboard!

I've had good luck with Supernova V.4 LED bulbs.

The hammock style cover with divider from dirtydog4x4 looks nice also but a bit pricey.

Can't go wrong with Duratracs. One of the best AT's I've tried.

Nice flex! Any about the suspension upgrades you did?

Nice catch! Love the scenery also.

Congrats on your new rig and welcome aboard. Post a pic of your JL when you can.

I like Duratracs also. They offer decent traction in the snow.

I have been running Warn Spydura for 2 years now and have used it many times already. No signs of breaking so far. Bought one because of the recommendations of my friends and the price I got.

Any update on this? I think a carrier that folds up would be nice to have after you unloaded your stuff.

15 psi for general trail use. I'm running 35's Kumho tires Venture MT.

From what I heard, implement paint is an oil base enamel which can take longer to dry/cure.

I like using Fluid Film since it is Lanolin based so it can be used on rubber/plastic parts also.

Ordered from automotivetouchup before and they did a good job in matching the factory paint. The cost is cheaper than paintscratch.

Simple GReen works great, but for really dirty and greasy engine bay I use Gunk.

No doubt about the performance and durability of the ARB twin. Worth your money.