Where to buy Jeep accessories?

I'm a first time jeep owner and I'm looking for the best place to get accessories such as lift kits, steps, bumpers.

 

I'm going to lift it 3 or 4 inches, bigger tires, heavier bumpers with winch and steps. Will have to do a little at a time.

 

Thanks, always wanted one. Been saving for a while.

 

Its a 2017. Haven't had it a week yet, but already love it. Took the doors off and went cruising this weekend.

 

Lift Kits? Check out BDS. They make top quality lift kits, all with their "No questions asked, no fine print" lifetime warranty on each part; Doesn't matter where or how it breaks, on or off-road; lifetime warranty still applies. I had a 3" BDS lift kit on my 2010, and it was excellent.

 

Welcome to the site. I just joined recently myself. Some great guys here very willing to help.
Sweet JKU. Hope you have nice saving account. Do you have an addictive personality? Get ready to spend some money. Have fun with it. Post pics.

 

Common websites for Jeep accessories are:
www.quadratec.com
www.morris4x4center.com
www.4wheelparts.com
www.4wd.com

Just to name a few.

 

Thanks, I'll check into them.

 

Anybody know what's a good size wheel and tire if i raise it 3 or 4 inches

 

You can go to 35" tires with a 2.5" lift. You can go 37" with a 3.5"/4" lift. You will need a wheel with a 4.5" to 5" backspace.

 

Flat flares are your friend

 

On my 2008 JKU I ran 37s on a 4in Teraflex lift and otherwise stock JEEP, and did some hard wheeling with lots of flex. I now, on that same 4 in lift run 40s after removing stock fenders and running flat fenders on it. With Metalcloak's Overline Fenders you can run 37s without a lift. My wheeling partner runs his JKU with 37s on a 2.5in lift with flat fenders. I also know THE trail guide for the new Jeep commercials and he runs a 2016 JKU with 40s on a 2.5in lift using bumpstops and flat fenders. He did have to hammer back the rear tabs to keep them from cutting up his tires. My personal opinion is that on a 4in lift 37s look the best.

My point is that you can pretty much run what you want with enough forethought and ingenuity, and never really get into the sheetmetal. Call the companies that are doing it like Teraflex and Metalcloak. I'm sure they will be happy to give you pointers. Joe Thompson at Teraflex loves to talk. Look him up on facebook.

 

Thanks for all the info. I really appreciate it. New at all this stuff and always wanted a lifted jeep. Seen people in them all the time but never could afford it. Older now but can make it happen.

 

I bought a 2016 wrangler last year with the thought of maybe a little bigger tires and neater wheels. That would be all. I am now much further into it than that. There is always something else, when I think , "OK, that's enough.". Addictive, yes, yes. Fun, yes, yes. Good looking jeep.