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You love your Jeep, and you can make modifications that fit your personality and give you more advantages. These include lifting your Jeep, which will allow you to drive on larger wheels and get more ground clearance. Read on to learn about the pros and cons of this process and determine if it is really worth it as a Jeep owner. What Are the Benefits of Lifting My Jeep? You will enjoy many benefits after lifting your Jeep, including an enhanced appearance on the road. If you put larger wheels on your vehicle, you can catch people’s eyes with its more aggressive and intimidating appearance. Your Jeep will definitely stand out on the road! The benefits don’t stop there. After lifting your Jeep, you will have a much higher view that allows you to see the road better. Lifting your vehicle will give you more clearance when off-roading, while the larger tires can give you more stability and traction as you travel through any terrain. What Are the Downsides of Lifting My Jeep? Lifting your Jeep has some disadvantages, such as the cost. For example, if you add large tires, your vehicle must work harder to move. Larger tires will hurt your fuel economy. A lifted Jeep has a higher chance of rolling over. Because you added height to the vehicle, you raised its center of gravity. This makes it easier for the Jeep to wobble and potentially tip over when turning at high speeds. However, you can minimize these risks by adding larger, heavier tires and front and rear bumpers for more weight near the bottom. Which Is Better? Whether lifting your Jeep is really worth it depends on your preferences as a driver. If you want to enjoy more clearance, stability, and traction while off-roading and are willing to spend more on tires, bumpers, and fuel, lifting your Jeep is worth it. If you are comfortable with your vehicle’s stock tires, consider keeping things as they are. If you want to lift your ride and are looking for Jeep Gladiator aftermarket accessories, like bumpers, contact AM Off-Road. We can help you enhance your vehicle and off-road experience while keeping you safe.
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Hendrick Motorsports is back on top with Kyle Larson earning his second win of the 2023 season at Martinsville, beating Joey Logano and Martin Truex Jr. Christopher Bell remains in control of the championship lead, five points clear of Ross Chastain. Chastain enters Talladega as the defending winner of the April event, which marks his most recent Cup Series victory. This week, Kaulig ...Keep readingView the full article
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NASCAR's GEICO 500 at Talladega Superspeedway is this weekend. Check out an expert pick plus each driver's odds at FOX Bet to come out on top in Sunday's big race on FOX. View the full article
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The rally world has been shocked by the death of Hyundai driver Breen, who died in a testing crash last week in preparation for the asphalt event. The fourth round of the world championship has continued albeit in a subdued and sombre manner with all drivers and teams paying tribute to the 33-year-old Irishman. After careful consideration, which included discussions with Breen's family ...Keep readingView the full article
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Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Michael McDowell, Todd Gilliland and Corey LaJoie are among the drivers heading into Talladega with renewed confidence. View the full article
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The reigning world champion won last year’s visit to Croatia after coming through a thrilling final stage showdown with then Hyundai driver Ott Tanak. While the route is largely unchanged from last year, Rovanpera believes the roads are rougher and will feature more cuts with more sharp edges on the sections of differing tarmac compared to 12 months ago. Significant rain in the lead up to ...Keep readingView the full article
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Elliott, the sport’s most popular driver, missed six races after suffering a fractured tibia in his left leg in a snowboarding accident on March 3. He returned to action last weekend at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway and rallied from a slow start to finish 10th. Although technically it is possible for Elliott, 27, to still claim one of the 16 playoff spots by points, it would be exceedingly ...Keep readingView the full article
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Ricky Stenhouse Jr. finished fourth at Bristol and earned 33 points. His team set a goal of averaging 23 points a race after Daytona and so far is averaging 21 points. View the full article
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Michael McDowell was 23rd in the final standings last year and is currently 18th. He doesn’t view it as a surprise. View the full article
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Corey LaJoie was 31st in the standings last year and is 23rd this year. He shares his views on where his team is at and whether he can win at Talladega and if it would be considered an upset. View the full article
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Following Martinsville, NASCAR took the No. 3 RCR Chevrolet and the No. 41 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford back to the R&D Center for further inspection. There were no issues with SHR car, but the same cannot be said for RCR. NASCAR found a violation relating to the 'Underwing Assembly Mounting & Underwing Stay Assembly Hardware' section of the rulebook. Austin Dillon finished 12th at ...Keep readingView the full article
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Hyundai team principal Cyril Abiteboul read a prepared statement to media in Croatia on Wednesday explaining what happened in the incident in which Breen died last Thursday during a pre-event test on Croatian roads. Co-driver James Fulton was unharmed in the incident. Abiteboul confirmed that the accident occurred at a relatively low speed and that the car had collided with a wooden fence which ...Keep readingView the full article
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The South Korean marque announced earlier this week that it would honour Breen, who died in Rally Croatia testing crash last Thursday, by running a special colour scheme on its entries for the fourth round of the WRC. After careful consideration, which included discussions with Breen's family, surviving co-driver James Fulton, and Hyundai Motorsport’s crews and team members, the team decided ...Keep readingView the full article
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Under WRC regulations, teams can register three crews to be eligible to score constructer points, with only the highest-finishing two crews scoring points. However, following the tragic death of Hyundai driver Craig Breen in testing crash last week leading up to the event, Hyundai will only field two cars this weekend, after deciding to contest the event following careful discussions with ...Keep readingView the full article
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The WRC heads to Croatia in a sombre mood following the death of Hyundai driver Craig Breen, who succumbed to injuries sustained in a testing crash ahead of the event last Thursday. The 33-year-old was set to make his second WRC start of the season in the third Hyundai entry, which has now been withdrawn from the event. As a mark of respect and after discussions with Breen’s family and ...Keep readingView the full article
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The "NASCAR Race Hub" crew discussed what fans should look forward to going into Talladega and who should be the favorites to win. View the full article
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John Hunter Nemechek joined the "NASCAR Race Hub" and described what it was like winning the Call811.com Before You Dig. 250 and what it's going to take to continue that success. View the full article
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On March 15, NASCAR issued penalties to five Cup teams – all four Hendrick Motorsports teams and the No. 31 team from Kaulig Racing – for the unapproved modification of hood louvers (vents) which are single-source parts. All points penalties against Hendrick were rescinded on appeal, but a different three-person panel mostly upheld the penalties against Kaulig. The original 100-point ...Keep readingView the full article
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Which driver among Hendrick Motorsports teammates William Byron, Alex Bowman and Kyle Larson tops this week's rankings? View the full article
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In most comments following Sunday’s race, drivers said they could tell no difference in the racing with the new package, or in some instances, thought it was worse than last year. Officially, Sunday’s race featured five cautions (two for stage breaks) and three green-flag passes for the lead. There were 10 official lead changes (including during pit stops and green-flag pit stops) and two ...Keep readingView the full article
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Racer Productions Seeking Graphic Design Intern View the full article
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Racer Productions Seeking Graphic Design InternView the full article
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The "NASCAR Race Hub" crew shared their thoughts on how Chase Elliott looked in his return following his snowboarding accident and if he can still make the playoffs. View the full article
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The "NASCAR Race Hub" discussed Kyle Larson's huge win at Martinsville and Joey Logano coming up short and finishing second. View the full article
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In fact, in most comments following Sunday’s race, drivers said they could tell no difference in the racing with the new package, or in some instances, thought Sunday’s race was worse than last year. Officially, Sunday’s race featured five cautions (two for stage breaks) and three green-flag passes for the lead. There were 10 official lead changes (including during pit stops and ...Keep readingView the full article
