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Set of (5) BF Goodrich T/A KO2 35x12.50r15 tires. Four of the tires have less than 3,000 miles and are like new. The fifth tire is still brand new and has never been used. I paid over $1,400 for these tires when they were new. I am only selling because I ended up switching to a smaller tire due...

In case anyone else sees this thread and is wondering about pricing their own hardtop, this one sold for $1100.

Yes, it is.

I must have posted my last reply as you were responding with this. I think this is the part I'm a bit lost on. Since I already have a lift on the jeep now, are the springs and shocks the only thing that would need to change to lower the lift (assuming I don't also end up having the change the...

Just to clarify on this, I won't need an entirely new lift kit (since shocks usually come with that), just the springs? Is that right? I had it in my head I was going to have to spend around $1000 to get the OME 2.5" lift kit. Any chance someone could link me to the OME springs I would need for...

Got it. Yeah, that would have been convenient.

I'm kinda clueless about all the spacers and bump stops so I'll post a couple more pics here. And this is what the description for the current lift says, "new control arms with our Super-Flex spherical ball joints, adjustable front track bar, replacement 4.5-inch lift springs, extended bump...

I have an 04 Rubicon. When I bought it, it had a 4.5" Rubicon Express lift and 35x12.50r15 tires on 15x10 wheels. This is my first jeep, and I originally planned to run 35" tires and a larger lift, as I like the look. However, now that I've owned the jeep for about a year, I realize that for my...

I have a guy who is supposed to come and get it tonight. We'll see if he actually shows up. If not, then it will still be available, and I'll let you know. If you're in Smithville, it looks like you are about 4.5 hours away from me.

The hardtop is definitely in great condition. I can see where the warmer weather in the south may result in less demand than a colder area, though. Based on the responses, I guess I'll hope to get at least $1000 for it. Maybe list at $1200 and see what happens. I'm not in a rush to sell it or...

Can I get some advice on pricing a hardtop? I'm planning to get rid of the hardtop that was on my 04 Rubicon, and I'm not quite sure how much I should be looking to get for it. I want to make sure I don't get lowballed, but at the same time, I don't want to list it at some unrealistic price. The...

Looking to sell the hardtop that was on my 2004 Rubicon as I recently bought a new soft top, and I'm not planning to use the hardtop anymore. Hardtop is in great condition. I also just listed it on FB.

I’m not sure if the clutch has ever been serviced. No, even the rev matching didn’t make it easier, but it’s primarily an issue when downshifting. I seem to be able to upshift more easily, but downshifting or going into gear while at a stop is causing the most problems.

I have an 04 TJ with 100k miles. Just yesterday, I noticed somewhat of a squealing high pitched sound when I started the jeep. The noise continued as I backed out of the driveway. Then, as I started driving again, I didn’t really hear it anymore. But when pressing the clutch and brake at stop...

I ended up having the local jeep dealership order an OEM door seal. I also had them install it since I wanted to be sure it was done properly. They installed the seal, and it has completely fixed the leak even in heavy rain. However, the seal is sticking out too far in one spot, which makes it...

The rest of the seal seems to be fine. I've looked at some third party door seals but reviews are mixed with some saying it works great and others saying it's too long to fit flush on the door. I'm not sure if I'd have luck finding an OEM seal. It has been parked on flat ground when the leaks...

If the door seal is pinched, does it have to be completely replaced? I have no clue what caused that or if it's something that can be repaired instead of replaced. And if I do replace it, is it something I should try myself? Or is it smarter to have a professional do it to ensure that it is...

I'm dealing with a leak on my passenger side door. Any time it rains, I find a small puddle of water under the front passenger-side floorboard. I also find a small amount of water under the rear passenger floorboard. I finally had a chance to get inside my jeep and have someone spray the water...

Good idea. I’ll definitely grab one of those. I actually just went to home depot and used their gauge to figure out that the stock bolt in the snubbers is, in fact, metric, and it is an M6-1.0. The longest that home depot had was 100mm (about 4”). I got a few of those, as they might be just...

Awesome! That would be greatly appreciated.