iBaby sound system easily connects to your iPods and MP3 player for everyone’s listening pleasure
Parent tray includes deep cup holders
I Drive entertainment toy includes horn, car sounds and music and attaches to swivel child tray with cup and snack holders
Rugged 12” inflatable tires grip to on all types of terrain
Easy swivel front wheel locks for uneven surfaces
Jeep Liberty Stroller Get ready to conquer all types of terrain with the Jeep Liberty Stroller. With front swivel wheels, this stroller from Jeep Baby makes maneuvering anywhere easy and fun. Whether you’re on a urban street, a suburban sidewalk or in the mall, this Jeep stroller is going to conquer all. The Music on The Move function allows parents and children to listen to all types of music from The Wiggles to Bon Jovi. Entertainment will certainly not be at a premium with this stroller
I have 235-75-15 tires now on my jeep with factory rims, If I put aftermarket rims 15 x 8 on my jeep what would my gas milage do if I went up to a 30 x 9.5 x 15 tire size. If anyone has these tire sizes with aggressive tread and all terrain tread and has them on a jeep wrangler and could let me know what the gas milage is I would appreciate it alot.
In thisvideo I give a full in depth review and tour on a 2005 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 4X4 with a lift kit on it I take viewers on a close look through the interior and exterior of this car while showing details, over viewing of features, and noting unique styling cues to the vehicle itself. I also show the engine and the details of it, start it up and see how it sounds under acceleration. A thorough review of this car designed to give others a greater overall appreciation of the vehicle.
I am wanting to buy this jeep wrangler, and it has a new paint job and new tires and it’s 00, but it has 98,000 miles on it. The only other jeep in town that I am interested in is ,000 miles on it and it has 30,000 miles on it. But it is really worth the extra ,000?
any by the way, it’s a 1997 jeep wrangler
I drive an 03 Jeep Wrangler TJ 5 spd with 31" by 12.5" tires and stock gearing, and I go over a mountain twice every day to get to work and back home.
A sign on the road (mountain) tells me that it has a 8% grade. I asume that that is the steepest it gets.
I travel up one side in 3rd gear at 55mph at about 3000rpm for probably a little over 5 minutes, and then coming back the same thing but for almost 10 minutes.
Is this bad?
I do it because 4th cant take it and it slows going up.
I put it in 5th at the top all the way down.
Brandon builds his Jeep Wrangler TJ with all Currie Enterprises Components, Time Laps Video, includes front and rear Currie Bumpers, Currie Rockjock 60 Front End, Rear End, ARB Air Locker, Detroit Locker, Walker Evans Racing Rims, BFG 35 inch Tires, 2-low kit, body lift, skid plates, currect lync steering, and the Johnny Joint Suspension System
I’m putting 35×12.50 mud tires on my 2002 wrangler. Does it need to be regeared to push the larger tires? The jeep is a 5 speed with a 4.0L inline 6 motor.
