These 5 Jeep Mods Will Step up Your Off-Road Game

It’s not a secret that the Jeep Wrangler is made for off-road fun, but you’ll want to add some modifications to this SUV to improve your fun.

While you don’t have to stick with the Wrangler to have the fun on the trails you want, this SUV is not only made for the wilderness but also one that has more customization items available to give you more fun than any other vehicle.

With that in mind, let’s take a look at some modifications you’ll want to make to this Jeep to enjoy more fun in the wilderness.

Add an LED Light Bar to the Top of Your Wrangler

The round canister-style lights look cool and certainly offer a classic appearance that goes with your Wrangler, but an LED light bar is more functional. You’ll have a lot more light when you have the small LED lights that are part of the bar.

Find the right one for your Jeep and let it be part of what you enjoy in the wilderness. Remember, there aren’t any light poles or outlets when you get farther away from civilization and you’ll want to be able to see what’s going on around you.

Adding a Winch to Your Jeep Should Be a No-Brainer

You never know when you’re going to find an obstacle you can’t ride through or over when you’re out on the trails. Having a strong winch can help you get out of a tough spot and continue to move forward along the trails. Let the team at your local Jeep dealer install the winch that will be perfect for you to pull yourself or your friends out of trouble and make it easy to continue to your favorite spot.

If you’re driving the vehicle that has the winch, you’ll be the hero of the group when you head out on the trails. You can bail out your buddies, allow them to help pull you through and keep the whole team together.

Get the Right Tires for the Trails

Driving on the road requires one type of tire while heading out on the trails and in the wilderness means you should have a different tire setup for your drive. The tires that come standard on the Jeep Wrangler are fine for driving on the road and light trails, but if you’re planning to enjoy a lot of fun in the deep parts of the wilderness, you need the right tires.

Forget the all-terrain tires and consider where you’re going to ride. If you’re planning to climb rocks and hills in the desert, you’ll want tires that are made for this terrain and will grip well. If you’re going to push through the forest and ride through mud, find tires that are right for that terrain. You can even find a set of tires that are great for beach driving if that’s where you love to go in your Jeep. While selecting the right tires, consider lifting your Wrangler a couple of inches to fit larger tires under the wheel wells.

Add a Roof Rack and Take More Stuff With You

Your Wrangler has some room in the rear for gear, but it’s a limited area and you might have to leave some items behind. Even if you opt for the Jeep Gladiator instead of the Wrangler, the bed is only so big. You want more room for the items you want to take with you and that means adding a roof rack to the mix.

While adding that roof rack, consider a tent as part of your gear. A tent that can easily be attached to your roof rack can give you a comfortable place to enjoy camping along the trails and get you up off the ground.

Make Your Jeep Tougher for Your Off-Road Adventures

Add body armor, skidplates, and rock sliders to your Jeep and you’ll have more toughness when you’re out on the trails. If you know you’re going to see a lot of rocks that you want to try and crawl over, you’ll be glad to have this added body protection to keep your Jeep in one piece.

Not only will these items give you the added capability you want when you take your Wrangler out on the trails, but they will also give you the tough look you can showcase when you drive around town. Not everything you add to your Jeep will give you the same dual pleasure but added protective equipment certainly will.