What Jeep Mods To Make First
The first mods to make are ones that are typically low-impact, require little to no drilling or modification to your Jeep, and represent a great way to dip your toe into the waters and test out if Jeep upgrades are your thing. Here are a few things to consider.
Floor mats: OEM Floor Mats are great for general day-to-day use, but when you throw in some mud, dirt, or snow into the mix, they can quickly become inundated. Why not consider an aftermarket set of floor mats, of which 4 Wheel Parts has a great selection from renowned names such as Bestop, Husky, Rampage, Rugged Ridge, Rough Country, TeraFlex, and WeatherTech, among others, not to mention the OEM Jeep items as well, should you prefer a new set of those.
Roof rack: A roof rack enhances your luggage carrying capability and is a no-brainer for casual to moderate off-roaders. Check out our range of roof racks from names such as ARB, Smittybilt, Thule, Warrior, and more.
Tires and wheels: There's an old saying that no amount of electronics and software trickery can take you as far as the right set of tires and wheels can. Tires are the sole contact patch between your Jeep and the surface it's traversing, and upgrading them to suit the terrain can make a massive difference. When upgrading your tires — especially if you're upsizing them — a wheel upgrade is required too. This comes with a nice side effect of making your Jeep look cooler as well. Just hit up our tires and wheels section for inspiration.
Upgraded lighting: It's always better to upgrade your lighting if you're planning to venture out when the sun is down. The temperature can be cooler as well. Just ensure that you've upgraded your Jeep Wrangler JK's lighting appropriately. We carry a host of lighting upgrades, from better bulbs to LED fixtures, light bars, spotlights, and all the related accessories you're bound to need.
Recovery gear: You should always have a set of essential recovery gear in the trunk of your Jeep. We've got a great range of recovery gear kits that contain the basics in one set. Even if you're planning to stick to the mildest trails, you never know when you might require it or encounter someone else in need. Remember, on the trails, everyone helps each other out. If you meet another Jeeper or off-roader in trouble, be sure to stop and help. It's proper etiquette, as well as the right thing to do.