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honestly we live on a dirt road about one mile long, so looking for the best protection...already have chips with just 750miles going on two weeks now and we drive that road at 15mph...

on the 2006 do the holes already exist, or did you have to drill new ones???

they do look sharp, but worried about snow build-up...anyone got pics of the rubber flaps???

email me, otherwise here's a link http://www.tekonsha.com/instructions/BC%20Wiring.pdf

this is what the manufacturer had to say: "Thank you for contacting Tekonsha Technical Service. There won't be a plug-n-play type wiring harness for this vehicle. Jeep stopped offering a tow plug in their vehicles back in 2002. What they did do was, run a light blue wire for the electric...

heard it just screws on, already holes that exist...do you have pictures to share???

looking for a 2006 Jeep Liberty CRD Front Air Deflector - P/N: L82207938

Rubber Splash Guards Front - P/N: L82206829 Rubber Splash Guards Rear - P/N: l82206830 Have you seen the look of the "Rubber Splash Guards" versus the "Deluxe Molded Splash Guards"? Our dirt road kills our sides, so like the way the rubber works on my toyota truck.

Compartment Partition helps keep pets and cargo safe and secure in the cargo area, preventing them from entering the passenger compartment. One-piece steel partition is easy to install and remove. Available in Black. listed in the 2006 accessories manual...anyone have pics of one installed or...

if the dealer installed my 7 wire round plug on my 2006 CRD Limited with overhead computer then why do i have to tear apart the interior to find the blue wire??? shouldn't this have been part of the towing hookup at the dealer??? it didn't come with the tow package from the factory...

this is great stuff, thank you!!!been looking to add a brake controller to my CRD...