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Great products to fit any budget in order to finish off those still on your gift list.

No holiday present list should be complete without adding one (or all) of these product ideas.

Does adding new suspension parts to your vehicle give a dealership the right to deny warranty claims?

A Jeep suspension lift can be a great modification for your vehicle. And if you have questions, here is what you need to know.

A compilation of the common issues most Jeep owners have when preparing to take their vehicle beyond the pavement for the first time.

There are plenty of ways to ride the modification road as a Jeep owner, but some mods do have more benefits and functionality.

Not all shocks are created equal. And choosing the wrong shocks for your needs can cost you both money and ride quality. Here's why.

Whether is is vehicle handling or proper tire performance, your Jeep's control arms serve a very important purpose.

As warmer weather approaches, more and more people will be taking off-road trips. So here are some important things to bring along for the ride.

While this device does make your on-road ride quality much better, it can hamper off-road performance.

Part Two — Not all suspension lift kits are created equal, so it helps to know the right type of components for your needs when it is time for an upgrade.

Part One — Ground clearance, better off-road performance and rugged good looks are often cited as reasons to get a suspension lift, but does that apply to you?

Knowing where to take your vehicle off-road is just as important as knowing how to Tread Lightly! off-road. Ignoring 'no trespass' signs only makes things more difficult for everyone in the Jeep community.

More than just classroom instruction, a worthwhile Jeep 101 class gets you out on the trail so you can learn first-hand about your vehicle, how to drive it, and responsible trail management.

As the weather warms up, many out there start taking off their Jeep tops to enjoy the weather. Here are the top products you need to better enjoy the summer months.

There are several different communication strategies for those who off-road, and if you utilize GMRS, then make sure you have a license.

Your Jeep's track bar is more than just a piece of tubing under your vehicle. Our guide will show you just what it is, and why it is important.

Installing a Jeep lift kit is something many enthusiasts look to do, especially after seeing other lifted vehicles. However, it is not a point, click and put on type of endeavor. Here is our take on the process and how you can best achieve your lift kit goals.

The Jeep Wrangler brand enters 2017, one of its last years under the current platform, on a bright design note – specifically bright LED headlights and foglights that now come standard on Sahara and Rubicon models, while optional for Sport and Sport S editions.

Some new option packages, a little styling change to the Sahara model, and several new special editions all mark the 2016 JK Wrangler in one of its final rounds of upgrades before Jeep releases its next-generation Wrangler in 2018.

Improving on its already legendary design, Jeep rolled into 2015 with numerous enhancements for the Wrangler, as well as new packages, features, colors, and special editions.

Two years removed from its last notable update, the Jeep Wrangler rolled into 2014 with some minor changes to its flagship Sport, Sahara and Rubicon designs, but did add several new color options and a host of special edition vehicles.

The iconic Jeep Wrangler has long been distinguished because of its rugged, fun, and distinctive good looks. And for 2013, it also became known for one other thing – comfort.

The legendary Jeep Wrangler entered 2012’s marketplace bearing its generation’s first significant upgrade – an all new 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 engine that pushed out 285hp and 260 lb-ft of torque, as well as an available 5-speed automatic transmission. Both were substantial upgrades over the older 3.8L V6 (205hp) and 4-speed automatic many dubbed as a ‘slushbox’. This new engine, along with stronger lower gear performance, now provided the Wrangler power that many had been asking for since the JK’s inception.

Jeep’s iconic Wrangler celebrated its 70th anniversary for the 2011 model year, and received several interior and exterior cosmetic upgrades designed to add a little refinement to its off-road personality.

For the 2009 model year, Jeep made its first real changes to the JK series by adding several new safety features as well as some cosmetic upgrades. First, the company put in Hill Start Assist (HSA) to help prevent rollback on graded surfaces, and then incorporated Trailer Sway Control (TSC) that monitored vehicle movement while towing, relative to its intended path. If the Wrangler began to sway outside set parameters, its computer would activate the Electronic Stability Program (ESP). A new center dome lamp with directional lighting, drop in center console bin, and cargo nets for additional storage rounded out interior changes.

The Jeep Wrangler JK carried on into the 2008 model year with editions that just about exactly matched the previous year, with the exception of a few slight interior refinements. All vehicles continued to be offered in 2- and 4-door models, with the 4-door Unlimited growing in popularity.

The Jeep Wrangler received its first major overhaul since 1998, and kicked off 2007 with all new features like shorter grille slats, clearly separated fenders, and fog lights incorporated into the front bumper. The brand also added a curved windshield and better roof integration to the new vehicle, which it said helped reduce interior noise by 20 percent. Calling itself the Wrangler JK, this redesign was also the debut of a 4-door model called the Unlimited, which was over 20-inches longer than the 2-door, and would go on to become extremely popular.