Crossover with Capability: 2007 Jeep Patriot Review 2007 Jeep Patriot Overview Aug 1, 2007 By: Katrina Ramser

Great gas mileage, under 25k, and with a serious off-road package. True off-road enthusiasts would probably be happiest with the Freedom Drive II Off-Road Package.

A Diesel First: 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee Review The Grand Cherokee offers the first mid-size SUV diesel engine for the U.S. market Jan 1, 2007 By: Katrina Ramser

Since its 1992 debut, the Jeep Grand Cherokee has proven itself to be an innovator and extremely popular choice where the mid-size sport utility segment is concerned. With its signature seven-slot grille and revamped high belt line, the Grand Cherokee is a polished yet comfortable SUV with top-rated off-road capabilities.

FUN LOOKS & SAFETY FACTOR: 2007 JEEP LIBERTY REVIEW Despite stiff competition, the Liberty tries to stand out as a capable compact SUV Jan 1, 2007 By: Katrina Ramser

Introduced in 2002, the small-size 4-door, 5-passenger sport utility vehicle Jeep Liberty represents pure Jeep in appearance with its seven-slot grille, clamshell hood and round headlamps. Aside of a distinct, fun look, the Liberty has a few other edges over the intense compact SUV competition, such as standard traction control, safety, and engine size.

Looks Good but Rides Even Better: 2007 Jeep Commander This high-end yet spacious SUV strives to meet the needs of the wife, husband, and kids. Nov 1, 2006 By: Katrina Ramser

These days, it's not enough to be just an SUV. Like fine wines, a product aimed at a higher echelon of taste must corner the market using some sort of quaint or obscure fact to stay competitive

Driving the new 2007 Jeep Wrangler JK Trail Review: 2007 Jeep Wrangler JK Sep 1, 2006 By: Dean Waters

Off-Road.com drives the Rubicon Trail in the new 2007 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon.

Rock Ribs - Currie Enterprises Mar 1, 2006 By: Alex Parker

The Rubicon, Willy?s Edition and other model TJ?s are starting to come with factory rocker guards. While four wheelers every where are commending Jeep for offering models with some of the basics you need to wheel, the factory rockers are only sufficient for light-medium duty use. If you?re really going to take a TJ into tough stuff, you?re going to need a stronger rocker with better coverage under the body. You have lots of options out there that fit the bill to this point. However, if you want a rocker with a bar to keep the rocks at bay, and you want a factory powder coating, your options start narrowing quick. Currie Enterprise?s Rock Ribz rocker guards are plenty capable of taking frequent and severe trips through rock gardens with ease. These rockers come with a bar to keep the rocks from chewing at your doors and act as a helpful step without affecting clearance. Currie?s Rock Ribz also come powder coated to help keep the rust at bay and keep the guard looking good for years to come.

Mobi-Arc Mobile Welder Nov 1, 2005 By: ORC STAFF

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Mobi-Arc Mobile Welder Nov 1, 2005 By: ORC STAFF

Mobi-Arc Mobile Welder - Photo Gallery

Reviewer's Notebook Nov 1, 2005 By: ORC STAFF

Building a more capable 4x4 usually includes the installation of larger tires and wheels. Having recently replaced my Scramblers 31x10.50x15 tires with taller and wider 35x12.50x15s, you can see from the pictures that the new tires extended past the stock CJ fender flares by more than an inch.