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Aftermarket exhaust kits normally offer better materials, wider piping and better flow — all of which translate to more power and efficiency over the factory version.

Quite simply, death wobble is the seemingly uncontrollable side-to-side shaking of a Jeep’s front end steering components and – by extension – its steering wheel. Here is how to diagnose and fix.

Here are some of the best ways you can help keep your vehicle in the best possible shape for your next road or trail adventure.

As one of the most crucial systems on your Jeep, brakes and components should definitely be on your vehicle inspection schedule.

Whether on the trail, or in the neighborhood, AWE has built a highly-capable kit designed to improve your off-road performance while not offending your neighbors with an overly aggressive exhaust note.

When adding new modifications, don't forget to look at swapping out this crucial steering component for a heavy duty aftermarket replacement.

While Fiat Chrysler says only about 2 percent of its Wrangler JL customers may have an issue with excessive steering vibration, it has begin mailing out notifications for a steering stabilizer replacement.

More than just an extra shock on your vehicle, a steering stabilizer helps eliminate driver fatigue as well as excessive road noise. But don't consider it a 'catch-all' application to eliminate all steering problems.

High clearance perfection with a softer exhaust note makes this stainless Pypes exhaust kit the perfect match for either trail or daily driving.

Removing the factory exhaust for a Pypes High Clearance Cat-Back system not only changes out your vehicle's exhaust note to something more aggressive, but also can give you peace of mind out on the trail.

Taking your Jeep Wrangler off pavement can put that factory tie rod bar in danger. Rock Krawler provides a great alternative.

Exhaust spacers prevent the front driveshaft from contacting the exhaust on 2012 and newer Jeep Wranglers.

Replacing a Jeep's braking components after adding larger tires or a lift, provides that added stopping power you need - and it's something you can do yourself.

Sometimes you can't have a professional alignment performed right after changing suspension components so this handy DIY guide will get your TJ Wrangler as close to road ready as possible.