[JKFlex]

Anyone have a Hyline OffRoad Rear Bumper & Tire Carrier Combo? Just seeing if anyone knows about the quality and install. I've read of other rear bumpers installs that were a complete PITA!! Thanks

 

[bcj366]

Hyline is owned by the company who does metal fab work for the company I work for and the engeneer who designed the bumpers works with me. I know him well and he doesn't design junk in any shape or form and he is also an avid off road racer and does alot with the guys at rausch creek. They have a good rep with the local area and are good at what they do. I am already planning on going with thier front and rear bumper and probably thier sliders too. RJ who's the owners son and heads up most of Hyline's stuff is a great guy and a solid guy to run the trails with. I know when the bumpers where designed they wanted to keep the lines of the jeep ans they did and from what I was told the install is pretty straight forward. If you want to ask something specific about thier product let me know and I'll do what I can. Hope this helps

 

[JKFlex]

Thanks that does help, Plus they are made in America. Going with the JK rear bumper with wheel carrier. In another month after saving a few bucks I'll get the front bumper.

 

[Lowerumble]

Pics?

 

[bcj366]

Here's a link to thier product page so you can check them out Lowerumble. Good product and yes they are 100% made in the USA.

Hyline Offroad, LLC

 

[NFRs2000NYC]

For the price I much rather have an Expedition One rear bumper/carrier.