2. "this is the first car where I haven't changed the radio." In response to Reply # 1
I might change my mind on that. the factory unit sounds great when listening to Sirius or FM. not as strong when I'm streaming. plus it's an older head unit so it doesn't have android auto.
this cosmetic stuff can be pricey, but once I find the right wheels, I'm doing it.
Any suggestions on where to look for Grand Cherokee stuff?
8. "Ebay is honestly great for wheels..." In response to Reply # 2
I've bought several sets. New, used, any brand you want. For cosmetic stuff, Carid is a great site. They have pretty much anything you could imagine. Summitt is good for performance stuff. Google you a Jeep forum and you'll end up going down a rabbit hole of info on your particular ride.
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10. "Besides stereo and tint, not really" In response to Reply # 0
I've had mostly family sedans, so not really too many mods available (or make sense). I would put rims on my wife's bucket, but she wouldn't care. I do need to replace the headlamps, as after 20 years they are a little yellow and cloudy (I could polish them out, but a replacement set of lights is under $90, so it's not quite worth teh effort).
Adding LEDs is always tricky. If the car has projector headlights, LEDs are a bad idea (light won't disburse like it should, as the projector housing is made for a halogen bulb, so you don't get the beam pattern you need AND blind everyone else in the process). Having to wire up ballasts and Can-Bus can be finnicky depending on the car too. I want to say legally the light upgrades are for off rode use only, but unless the cops in your area are super strict there isn't too much hassle.
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