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The Wrangler is a hell of a lot of fun, whereas the Cherokee is a little more practical... so, basically, what everyone else is saying. If you need space, don't go with the Wrangler. It's probably the one and only regret I have about buying mine, other than that, it's been a blast.

I'm a pretty big fan of the Wrangler DuraTrac, myself... great looking tire, too.

Definitely gonna check you guys out... nowhere to wheel in Mid-Michigan...

Y'know what my only dream is right now? Putting my summer rims and tires back on! six months of looking stock! I've got the same size tires on my stock rims, but I went from AT's to a road tire. granted, they were free, and my steering wheel doesn't shake anymore, but damn....

My bad, didn't catch that you were buying all five there.

$1,000 for the KM? Ouch... I'd have gotten you out the door for well under $700...

I thought about upgrading the whole system with some of those speaker pods, but space is already at a premium in a TJ, not to mention I don't care to have any of my stuff get stolen if I choose to leave the top down overnight.

I replaced the head unit on my '05 TJ and the speakers got clearer, but my stock subwoofer got weaker. Kinda sucks.

Febreze.

Dude, if you can afford the Rubi, then by all means, buy the %#$&ing Rubi!

Installed a new stereo last week, and now there's no heat in the Jeep! I had to pull the climate controls when I put the new deck in, and everything works except the temperature knob. Everything's plugged in right, as far as I know. Any other ideas?

I know a couple local Jeepers that are running them, they're happy so far. I was real impressed by the tech specs. I know they're rated better for ride comfort and snow handling than the MT/R with Kevlar, and the Off-Road Traction rating is only slightly less.

My soft-top windows look like hell, but I haven't really bothered to take good care of them since they came that way from the dealer... I run a hardtop half the year anyway, and I'll just upgrade to a Supertop in a year or two.

They were free from another Jeeper, and I'm trying to find out if they're any good. They're stock-size shocks, and he said they'd work since my Jeep isn't lifted. Anyway, they're Edelbrock IAS TwinTubes. Anybody know if these are any kind of good?

Yeah, a hard top!

Yeah, that get alternator checked. If the Jeep is running only on the battery with no alternator, the battery will get super hot, and possibly explode.

Depending on the size of the rims, you may need to upgrade. I'm running 31x10.50R15's on 15x8 rims, fit is pretty nice. I'm not sure what the offset is. You may see some rub with the 12.50 width.

Just finished it up! Thanks for all the help, fellas. Took me and my dad about 2 hours, amateur mechanics that we are. Actually a complete pain in the neck (and back!), but the Green Machine finally has blower settings again. Oh, and I got the part at NAPA for $22... sorry Randy, lol.

Auto Zone is absolutely terrible.

I refuse to believe that the MT/R with Kevlar could ever be quiet on the highway. SO much air displacement going on in that tread design!