Just installed these. Thanks for the video! Really made it happen for me! One tip: drill the 9/16 holes with the drill in reverse for smoother edges without tearing of the metal. For the rubber anchors, screw in the bolts to help insert them. That way the rubber doesn't bunch up when you are pushing them through the tight fit. On the pinch seam, I used smaller drills first for pilot holes. I changed drills to progressively larger sizes that bit in to the metal and actually made progress. Then, I used the final largest size (1/4 inch).
Bought a set late 2018. The Rocky Road Outfitters version. I am not a mechanic or anything else. This took me total actual work about 2.5 hours. I had to find the unibit and also bought a motorcycle lift to hold the sliders up as I installed. Awesome product. Use a touch of oil or vaseline to get the rubber in the holes. Definitely recommend. Love Rocky Road Outfitters.
@@MrPAULONEAL any excuse to get a new toy. Right? And besides, it held them with more balance. I also used the motorcycle lift to hold up my Avid front and rear bumpers when installing.
Very nice rig brother.. may I ask what size tire you are running? For some reason in the video they look like a lower profile vs the 65 and 75 tires I am use to seeing?
Thinking of getting those, just my 2 cents: I would have used a small magnet to get out those loose metal fillings from inside of the rocker panel to keep it from scratching the paint on the inside & causing rust, remember Rust never sleeps!
It may be a little off topic but with the non trailhawk version what would you use as a emergency tow point? I was told not to use the screw in eyelet I bought from mopar because they claim it will rip the entire crashbar out it is mounted to and I am not sure how accurate that is if I get a light pull out of something like snow.
Have you ever installed an android or Apple CarPlay radio? Looking to install one to replace my crummy Uconnect setup which gets lost too often and doesn’t reflect ETA with real time traffic delays. I was wondering if getting one installed will mean that I lose access to my cars controls such blind spots/ early collision warnings, animated GPS navigation on my dash and car lock controls etc.
Any issues with rust from the holes you drilled, or did you surface prep before install? I really hate the idea of drilling into the body like that. Any issue with bending or have they done a good job sliding over rocks?
16 wk back order delay for sliders on Rocky Road Outfitters! I’m hoping to make my own way before that… Can you share the specs? I have a 2020 Renegade Sport 4x4
Should you be concerned about rust encroaching on the drill holes you made? Would you suggest hitting that exposed steel with some rustoleum or something before installing the inserts?
Hey.... I've been wanting to put burger tires on my 2015 Jeep renegade Limited.... is that possible I was told no. And i see this jeep has bigger tires???
I have a 2017 Renegade and i would like to put tires with the bowky look.my tires are 215/65/17 stock but i would like the look of that jeep with the rock sliders.What sizes tires can i do.my jeep is stock but would like to start working on it now for the summer.
About 2 to 3 hours. Recording takes up a lot of my time when I do installs. I can spend an extra 6 hours just recording over and over it’ll I feel it’s right.
Looking at these sliders myself. Love the vids!
They are great I highly recommend
Just installed these. Thanks for the video! Really made it happen for me! One tip: drill the 9/16 holes with the drill in reverse for smoother edges without tearing of the metal. For the rubber anchors, screw in the bolts to help insert them. That way the rubber doesn't bunch up when you are pushing them through the tight fit. On the pinch seam, I used smaller drills first for pilot holes. I changed drills to progressively larger sizes that bit in to the metal and actually made progress. Then, I used the final largest size (1/4 inch).
What year Renegade do you have?
Been looking at the sliders for months. May have to treat myself for Christmas
There very nice sliders
Bought a set late 2018. The Rocky Road Outfitters version. I am not a mechanic or anything else. This took me total actual work about 2.5 hours. I had to find the unibit and also bought a motorcycle lift to hold the sliders up as I installed.
Awesome product. Use a touch of oil or vaseline to get the rubber in the holes.
Definitely recommend. Love Rocky Road Outfitters.
Why didn't you just use a floor jack?
@@MrPAULONEAL any excuse to get a new toy. Right? And besides, it held them with more balance. I also used the motorcycle lift to hold up my Avid front and rear bumpers when installing.
What year Renegade do you have? I’m trying to get some specs to make my own sliders.
Nice video - thanks for posting.
Glad you enjoy
Very nice rig brother.. may I ask what size tire you are running? For some reason in the video they look like a lower profile vs the 65 and 75 tires I am use to seeing?
Hey man use Caliper paint on your rims. You will love it! I use a can per rim. Trust me.
Nice install. off topic but what size lift and springs are you running with this Renegade?
Thinking of getting those, just my 2 cents: I would have used a small magnet to get out those loose metal fillings from inside of the rocker panel to keep it from scratching the paint on the inside & causing rust, remember Rust never sleeps!
What are the size of your tires ? I’m looking for terrain tires like that but idk what size to get them in
Very good your video. What is the tire size you are using on Renegade?
It may be a little off topic but with the non trailhawk version what would you use as a emergency tow point? I was told not to use the screw in eyelet I bought from mopar because they claim it will rip the entire crashbar out it is mounted to and I am not sure how accurate that is if I get a light pull out of something like snow.
Nice video. What size rim and tires are those?
Tell me about your tires. They are really nice looking.
Have you ever installed an android or Apple CarPlay radio? Looking to install one to replace my crummy Uconnect setup which gets lost too often and doesn’t reflect ETA with real time traffic delays. I was wondering if getting one installed will mean that I lose access to my cars controls such blind spots/ early collision warnings, animated GPS navigation on my dash and car lock controls etc.
Any issues with rust from the holes you drilled, or did you surface prep before install? I really hate the idea of drilling into the body like that.
Any issue with bending or have they done a good job sliding over rocks?
Nice video bro, question what are the size for the tire 235/60/18
Do you have a lift on that and what tires you running?
16 wk back order delay for sliders on Rocky Road Outfitters! I’m hoping to make my own way before that… Can you share the specs? I have a 2020 Renegade Sport 4x4
The wheel well was loosened when you removed the old side panel. Is it left loose or were you able to secure it with something provided with the kit?
You tuck it up in there
great install.
quick question, could you install a 33" or 35" tire on the renegade? maybe with a little body cutting? and extend the fenders?
No
@@UnderdogOverlander OK good to know thanks
Any specific advise for the Daystar sliders? I just bought some am going to be installing next weekend.
Lots of drill bits lol. Ended up taking my daystar ones too a shop due to how hard it was to get everything drilled out
Should you be concerned about rust encroaching on the drill holes you made? Would you suggest hitting that exposed steel with some rustoleum or something before installing the inserts?
Yes you can do that. We have had no issues yet and have hit a lot of water and mud holes
Ummm look nice that little jeep
Hey what size tires you have bro
Hey.... I've been wanting to put burger tires on my 2015 Jeep renegade Limited.... is that possible I was told no. And i see this jeep has bigger tires???
We're these the $499 sliders?
What's the tune on the soundtrack?
Hi what size tires and lift do you have ?
I'll be getting a set of these soon. What is the wire under the trim?
For the rear light pods
You could share The website where we can buy these rock sliders?
I have a 2017 Renegade and i would like to put tires with the bowky look.my tires are 215/65/17 stock but i would like the look of that jeep with the rock sliders.What sizes tires can i do.my jeep is stock but would like to start working on it now for the summer.
That Jeep is running 225/64r17
Where can I get those rock sliders
SHOW!
Can you tell me how u fix de second part? And where?
How can i get front metal bumper like yours
In the intro to the video what headlights do the renegades have?
This one is running the factory HID ones
What tires are those?????
What tires are you running? Size and if you need a lift for them to fit. Thank you
There 225/65r17. You don’t need a lift but it would be recommended.
@@ChimichangaTv are they bfg a/t ko2?
Yes they are.
Jeepin Tv did they change the mpg ? Also what’s that wire hanging down in the video ?
None that we could see and it’s for the pod lights in the back
Im thinking getting one of these, do you have links to share the sliders? And would this fit on 2015 TH jeep renegade? Thanks.
Yes they will and I’ll put that in the description
I know you busy but I was just wondering when will be the links be posted? Thank you.
I actually just posted it in the description. Sorry about the delay it’s been crazy around here.
www.rocky-road.com/jeep-renegade-rock-sliders.html
I like those wheels. What are they?
There the factory ones. Just painted black
Goste do seu canal,pena que não tem tradução em português!
How long did it take you to do this?
About 2 to 3 hours. Recording takes up a lot of my time when I do installs. I can spend an extra 6 hours just recording over and over it’ll I feel it’s right.
@@ChimichangaTv ok thank you
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What kind of tires are those?
BFG ko2s
@@ChimichangaTv what about wheel and tire size? I'm finding it hard to find a wheel with a negative offset and proper backspacing?
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Hey
Should have got a Desert Hawk
Eh these are stronger than the factory ones and have a step?
Audio sucks
Hack job.