What to do what $500 in Mopar Credits ?
05-13-2011, 07:15 AM
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What to do what $500 in Mopar Credits ?
When i bought my 11 the other day apparently part of the deal is that I got $500 to spend on mopar stuff. What should i get?
What is everyone's opinion on the Mopar Winch bumper? it is retailing for $612 so that takes a big bite out of that price. The new one uses the stock fog lights so that is a plus. Before i bought the jeep i was planning on buying a ARB bumper. But now that i can get the Mopar one for $112 i would feel dumb spending $900 on one. That could be winch money.
What other accessories should i look at?
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What is everyone's opinion on the Mopar Winch bumper? it is retailing for $612 so that takes a big bite out of that price. The new one uses the stock fog lights so that is a plus. Before i bought the jeep i was planning on buying a ARB bumper. But now that i can get the Mopar one for $112 i would feel dumb spending $900 on one. That could be winch money.
What other accessories should i look at?
Cheers
Steve
05-13-2011, 07:25 AM
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I got the same deal on my 2010 when I bought it.
They tried to sell me the Uconnect setup for $500 but I didn't want it.
I decided on some other items, rear cargo mat, Rugged ridge light bar, Mopar sun bonnet, and a pair of grab handles. I had to pay around $15 out of pocket but not bad for what I got.
They tried to sell me the Uconnect setup for $500 but I didn't want it.
I decided on some other items, rear cargo mat, Rugged ridge light bar, Mopar sun bonnet, and a pair of grab handles. I had to pay around $15 out of pocket but not bad for what I got.
05-13-2011, 08:56 AM
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I got the fuel door/cover, the taillight brush guards, and the soft top boot. i definitely felt rushed and pushed into my options; as they were few and far between.
they GAVE me a hat, and keychain.. ooooOOoooHhhhHH.
they GAVE me a hat, and keychain.. ooooOOoooHhhhHH.
05-13-2011, 08:57 AM
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On my 2010 Rubi I had them add the trailer hitch with wiring and UConnect. I had to add $125.00 for the effort but I like the UConnect and needed the hitch.
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05-13-2011, 09:37 AM
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I would buy...
Air filters, oil filter (but I prefer wix), tranny fluid filter, wiper blades, pcv valve, and brake pads and drums if possible...
that way you are set for maintenance...
Air filters, oil filter (but I prefer wix), tranny fluid filter, wiper blades, pcv valve, and brake pads and drums if possible...
that way you are set for maintenance...
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05-13-2011, 09:43 AM
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Just had an idea. How if it's an auto have them put the $%#@%&*$!@# Tans cooler in, so you don't have to do it yourself later.