Steering Stop Adjustment Hack to Stop Tire Rubbing

[@TrailWalkerCB]

Very nice, Great solution for what could be an expensive problem!

[@CheaperJeeperTV]

Yep. It’s solved the problem, and the price is right! Cheers

[@Marcelohtx]

Thank you man 🫡

[@CheaperJeeperTV]

Awesome! I thought the video would have had more traction(views) than it's had, so I'm glad to hear someone found it helpful...lol Cheers.

[@rbmoose22]

Good old ingenuity !

[@CheaperJeeperTV]

Hey RB, Thanks for the feedback. Cheers.

[@randylowden1902]

Genius! What a great idea!

[@CheaperJeeperTV]

Hey Randy, Thanks. I just couldn't see spending hundreds of dollars on a solution for the tire rubbing, so I looked around on the web and found this idea. Cheers

[@jefftenhave8038]

Good tip Dino

[@CheaperJeeperTV]

Hey Jeff, Thanks. Cheers.

[@jljohnnysjeeplife]

incredible. why doesnt Jeep offer something like this stock, they alredy know the Jeep is more than likely going to get bigger tires. Thanks for the tip brother!

[@CheaperJeeperTV]

Hey JL Johnny, You're welcome. I guess the ability to adjust the steering stop is a STOCK solution, but nobody ever talks about it! The reduction in steering radius is not even noticeable in my opinion. Cheers.

[@Alex-jq3tx]

I have a JL, do you know size of washer I need?

[@CheaperJeeperTV]

Hey Alex, I used what I had on hand. You could measure the diameter of the bolt, then go buy a few washers and just keep adding them until the rubbing starts. I hope that helped. Let me know how you make out. Cheers.

[@phyldeau1]

What size tires are those?

[@CheaperJeeperTV]

Duratracs. But we don’t have the Jeep anymore to check the size and I don’t recall. Sorry.

[@eesko2000]

Maybe do a Video on the “True Cost” of larger tiers in the LongTerm: mileage, premature steering and suspension wear and tear and upgrades, adding a Lift, noise, reduced hiway Seasonal handling, death wobble, the Cost of Submersing your Jeep in water on electrical and mechanical parts , air compressors … 🙏🌲🇨🇦

[@CheaperJeeperTV]

Hey Esko, Yikes! lol. I know what you mean, but that doesn't sound like any fun. ;-). I'm sure those who put on larger tires might take into consideration some of the items on your list, but do it anyways for the looks. I do see your point however, it is not a wise endeavour sometimes, economically, or practically. Cheers.

[@slyfox8953]

@@CheaperJeeperTV agreed with your response. There’s way too many variables to account for.

[@donaldchoi3912]

You can use a heat gun to bring back the deep black color on your faded plastic fenders and bumper!

[@CheaperJeeperTV]

Hey Donald, Thanks. I may try that. Cheers.