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Jeeps are fun and versatile SUVs that owners can customize with a variety of accessories and modifications. Interior and exterior accessories can help make the vehicle more off-road ready, fun to drive, and cool to look at. Consider these popular ways to customize your Jeep.
1. Soft Top
If you own a Jeep Wrangler, you might consider swapping its hardtop out for a lightweight soft top. Then, on beach days, off-road adventures, and summer drives, you can zip open the windows or pull the top down entirely for an airy ride. Soft tops come in a variety of colors and styles, from frameless to modular to sunriders, that allow you to customize the Jeep to your needs. Most are made from a durable material such as vinyl. You can install and remove them easily.
2. Lift Kit
A lift kit is a must for Jeep drivers who enjoy tackling tough terrain. This modification gives the vehicle more ground clearance to maneuver through water, mud, and sand and over rocks, ruts, and roots. Plus, it makes your Jeep look cool! Lift kits vary in height and style, with the most common types being suspension and body lifts. Choose one that fits your tire size and suits the type of driving you’ll be doing, be it bounding through the desert or crawling over boulders.
3. New Tires
Upgrade your Jeep with new tires that are tailored to the type of roads you drive. Larger tires are preferable for off-roading, while mud and snow tires are must-haves for drivers who enjoy mudding or experience significant snow in the winter. If you simply plan to hit the trails on the weekends, a quality set of all-terrain tires will have you covered. New tires also give you a safety advantage, as they’ll have better stopping abilities and maneuverability on wet and slick surfaces.
4. Roof Rack
Tack a rugged-looking gear or cargo rack to the roof of your Jeep so you can easily carry all your camping and adventure equipment. Racks can transport everything from bikes to kayaks to surfboards, while leaving room inside for passengers. Choose one based on installation type (e.g., whether it requires drilling into the top of the Jeep) and how much weight you plan to carry.
5. Floor Liners
Floor mats or liners fit over your Jeep’s flooring to make cleaning mud, sand, and debris from the interior easy. You can place them in the front, rear, and cargo areas of your vehicle. Types of floor liners include heavy-duty all-weather mats with curved edges to combat dirt, stain-resistant liners to protect against spills, slush liners that are rubber and ribbed to trap snow and mud, and trail-tough liners with raised edges and tread to provide your Jeep’s upholstery with maximum protection from the elements.
Customize your Jeep to your personal and driving style, so you can have fun and stay safe. At Hutch Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, we can help you get behind the wheel of a new Jeep or make modifications to your existing one.
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