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Mine did not sound that bad. It was annoying, but not near as loud as yours. I ended up just putting a little bit of lubricant on the little springs on the seat belt receptacle and that cleared up my issue

I've taken that seat out twice now and even took the seat cover off the bottom this last time. Just trying to find anything that would squeak. Turns out, after reading your post, it's the spring on the seat belt receptacles. I can easily replicate the sound by moving them around. I'm assuming it...

Anyone else having issues with a squeaky rear seat in a 4 door? Just started randomly after about 11k miles. Just squeaks when one of my kids is sitting back there on the passenger side. Sounds like a squeaky spring or a metal on metal squeak when going over small bumps. It's driving me crazy...

It's a little worse in person than what the pictures show. It's not terrible, but +30 would have been just about right. Didn't have to do any modifications to fit them, although I did add a 1" front level for looks

Thanks! Non sas flares. Poke is a little much for me. I may try to find some flares.

KMC Technic +18 with 285 70 17 ridge grapplers

Mine are load C

I just like the way they look 😆 We don't get much snow in north Mississippi. The one good snow we got last year, my wrangler with the grapplers did not handle great. My bfgs seemed to handle the snow better

I love the ridge grapplers. I ran them on my jeep for a few years. Ride is good, quiet. They look great. They work well for the trails/fire roads we ride around here.

Picked up our big bend a couple months ago. So far we've just added 1" front level and 285 70 17 ridge grapplers.

Well I know the kmc wheels are about $250 a wheel. I would think that would be close to the sasquatch wheels

:cry: I just ordered a set of those exact wheels today lol

Looks like the KMC summit wheels