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Here's a photo of my friend Trudy after her TJ removed it's rock grabber. If you keep it out of the rocks, those are perfectly functional side steps.

If you off-road, they'll take themselves off soon enough. In which case you can replace them with some rock sliders.

Trimming is basically free, but aftermarket metal flares look better.

Yes. Because the factory didn't install LED bulbs in 2013, not halo lights.

I fixed Mrs. Dogs AC. It stopped blowing cold. Turns out that if you pack enough crap into your glove box, it can overflow into the dash and block the intake where the air recirculates...

Wranglers don't handle well; they're not sports cars. Lifted Wranglers handle even worse, because higher center of gravity. Lifted Wranglers with a bunch of stuff on the top add to this. Doesn't mean you shouldn't do it. It just means you need to accept that it is NOT going to be a cornering...

Hello. Meet my Uncle-Dad...

Private sale will pretty much always be more than trade in value. But be reasonable. That 1800/3500 badge isn't going to matter.

I treated a guy who was shot in the head point blank with a .45. Bullet never penetrated the skull. But I don't recommend getting shot, either. Sometimes you just get lucky. Doesn't change the facts.

Tobacco and heroin have been widely used for a long time. Doesn't make them good things. Wheel spacers, at a minimum, lead to premature failure of suspension components to a degree directly proportional to the thickness of the spacers. At worst, they lead to wheels falling off while you're...

As long as you have 4-4.5" backspacing, any wheel width from 8-10" should work just fine.

Any decision that includes getting spacers is a bad decision.

In the past 20 years, I've driven full size trucks, mid-size trucks, Wranglers, and a couple sports cars. I don't see any real difference. It basically comes down to how much highway driving I do. It could be because Colorado is a sand state, not a chemical melt state.

Nah... I've not noticed any vehicle that's immune. Have you?

Windshields should be considered a consumable, just like oil and brake pads.

I don't know that anyone has ever done a formal study to see how often these things lead to injury, but 40+ years in the ER has left me with a reflexive negative view of anything that leads to body parts being outside the vehicle.

That's not lazy. Who wants to see something like that?

Coleman stove...

Another vote for installing a dedicated switch pod.