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I bet this video will trigger a lot of people with the tire part…

Being a Jeep owner comes with a lot of perks like the endless slew of customization options, but where to start as a beginner?

If you’re a new Jeep owner or one that’s just wanting to get into building and modifying your Jeep, here’s a good place to start; a beginners guide:

We tried to come up with a list of the very first few mods you’d need to start hitting the trails on a budget.

1. Larger tires to help gives your ride great ground coverage. Yes it’s about $300 per tire, but bigger tires is a go-to

2. A lift kit – on this list we’re talking about some beginner lift kits that can go right onto your stock suspension. These come in at around $220-$270 for lifts around 1.5-2.5” lifts found at (roughcounty.com) and (extreme terrain.com)

3. The TaZer JL Lite, slightly less expensive than the JL Mini with fewer features but plenty to get those just wanting to get their feet wet into the trail riding scene. The TaZer JL lite can be easily upgraded in the future to unlock the full set of features the mini offers (Zautomotive.com)

The TaZer JL can easily set your new tire sizes without having to pay a dealer to do so. Not only that, the TaZer JL is packed with a ton of features to better your trail riding experience and your normal day-to-day driving, such as disabling AutoStopStart, Rock Crawl, Cooldown mode, and even Line Lock for easy burnouts