Mertha Jones

If you’ve ever tried squeezing an aftermarket head unit into your Jeep JK’s factory dash, you know the gaping hole and misaligned trim are frustrating. Jeep Jk…

A burned-out tail light on a 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee is usually one of those repairs you can handle at home without paying a shop. You do not need to remove the bumper or take apart the interior trim. In most cases, you only need the correct replacement bulb, a Torx driver, and a few … Read more

If you’ve ever pushed your Jeep JK on rough trails or upgraded to 33inch tires, you’ve probably heard the dreaded Dana 30 axle housing groan under load. That…

A failed rear light on your 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee may look like a simple bulb problem, but there is one important detail to know before you start pulling the lamp apart. Not every rear light on this Jeep uses a replaceable bulb. The rear body-side tail lamp and auxiliary liftgate tail lamp use LEDs, … Read more

If you’ve ever stripped a factory hardtop knob midremoval or watched a front axle tube flex under a hard wheeling impact, you already know why a small part…

A lifted Jeep Cherokee XJ can feel great on the trail and frustrating on the road at the same time. One of the most common complaints after adding suspension lift is a new vibration from the rear driveline, especially during acceleration or at higher road speeds. That is where a Slip Yoke Eliminator, usually shortened … Read more

Affiliate Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. A Jeep Wrangler JK is built to get dirty, take the doors off, explore rough roads, and still handle the daily commute. The factory seats, however, do not always age as gracefully as the rest of the Jeep. That is where a Jeep JK … Read more

Adding off-road lights to a Jeep Wrangler can make nighttime trail driving much safer and easier. A good set of LED pods, ditch lights, bumper lights, or a light bar can help you see obstacles, trail edges, wildlife, and turns that your factory headlights may not illuminate well. The installation itself is not especially difficult … Read more

Replacing the rear tail light assembly on a 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee is a manageable DIY repair. You do not need to remove interior trim or take apart the rear of the vehicle. Open the liftgate, remove the two Phillips-head screws holding the tail light, carefully pull the assembly forward, disconnect the electrical connector, and … Read more

If you run larger tires, spend time on rough trails, or simply want to strengthen the front axle before problems start, Jeep JK C gussets are one of those upgrades worth considering. The inner C area at each end of the front axle carries a lot of load. Hard impacts, larger tires, and aggressive off-road … Read more