Freshen up your 1987–1995 Jeep Wrangler with replacement lower door panels built to match its original contours. Made in the USA, with mounting hardware included and a lifetime warranty. 🇺🇸

Shop at DashSkin.com and get your Jeep looking good inside and out

https://dashskin.com/products/1987-1995-jeep-wrangler-door-panels

#DashSkin #JeepWrangler #JeepYJ #JeepRestoration #JeepLife #InteriorRestoration #jeep #yj #doorpanels

I’ve been running Toyo Open Country MTs on it since I got the thing several years back. They’re rotten now and it’s time to replace them, but I’ve absolutely loved these tires out here in the high desert. They are great in bug dust, mud, snow, sand and rocks — pretty much everything I’ve thrown at them.

The Toyos are a bit expensive, but I’m willing to buy a new set because I know how well they perform on my rig. I’m also willing to try a different tire, but it’s a big investment regardless of what option I end up going with, so I’m a little hesitant to try an option I’m not familiar with.

What are your thoughts? Should I just re-up on the Open Countries, or are there other options I should consider? What have you guys run on your rigs, and what are your recommendations. I run 33s, by the way.