Will this mount work with a 1999 Jeep Wrangler (TJ)? I wanna use it as a trail flag mount initially....
2011105
No idea about a 99 Wrangler, but it works on my 91. I guess look at your tail light and see if it is the same as the mount. The two bottom holes use the tail light screws.
2011106
It should mount to the drivers side of a 97-06. Mine works great and was easy to install.
2011107
If the tailights are the same throughout the TJ era aka. mounting holes then yes, it will work
2011108
It should work no problem the taillights for the tj are the same throughout the years
2011109
Yes I have it on my tj . If you do have a flag I would watch out things hitting it making the bolts lose.
1034379
I put it on my 2001 Wrangler Jeep, works great. I do not know if this part will work with the vehicle you mentioned I would contact an auto parts dealer in your area, they should be able to cross reference and give you the correct answer.
1570662
It should work just fine. I like the mount but be sure to keep in mind it is built to cover most not all vehicles. The suggested mounting points for my 2000 Dodge Durango could have used a slightly larger hook radius and with a bit of adjusting and fiddling with the straps it works fine now.
102581
I bought this bar for my husband for his Ford F150 truck, and he is making his own brackets to mount to the headache rack... I imagine that you could make something or even have brackets made for you if they don't sell any for your Jeep to make it work... this is an AWESOME light bar.
1840744
No it's for jeeps sensors only. I would be careful because this magnet did absolutely nothing and i tried for several minutes to get it to work and no good had to return. So your going to have to look up for your vehicle. Hope this helps good luck
1533699
It worked great for my Raptor but as far as your Jeep... You'll have to try it. Sorry I can't be more specific.
1269994
Yes, I put this on my 2000 Wrangler last year. I remember one part of the install was a little painful, but overall it wasn't too bad. I like the fact that the weight of the spare tire is off of the tailgate. I had to modify the 3rd brake light mount to fit larger tires. I am pleased with the purchase.
1325311
This bar comes with brackets that bolt to your front bumper. Unfortunately most front bumpers are not strong enough to tow without reinforcing. This is the case with my 1999 Jeep wrangler. I have looked at different brackets that mount to the frame, but it would be difficult to mount to this tow bar. I have decided that I will get a tow bar that has brackets designed for my vehicle. It will be more expensive, but taking the tow bar to a fab shop and having this bar custom fit will be as expensive as buying the higher priced bar.
784859
Yes, that is what I did. I have a Jeep Wrangler and I mounted it with a bracket behind the left tail light.
1721645
no. you have to buy the Armasight j-arm. it works with the standard rhino mount for some people but not with all. it depends on how close your eyes are together because the Armasight j-arm does not have side to side movement.
316677
My jeep is a 75- cj-5 and the mount fits with no problem, it has enough length to make up for any extra in width on the frame rails. I have a heavy plate down first and then the mount
1537021
Yes. It'll work just fine. The difference is that the same product can be used on 1997-2006 TJ Wranglers, 2004-2006 LJ Wrangler Unlimited, as well as 2007-2014 JK Wranglers and Wrangler Unlimited. The mounting point is slightly different on the 1997-2006 TJ/LJ Wranglers and it mounts lower while 2007-2014 JK Wranglers and Unlimited mounts higher up on the windshield bracket. Unfortunately, there's no way for me to attach a picture here but you can see this mounted on my 2005 TJ on my Facebook profile picture here: https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc3/t1.0-9/10255494_10201817811036520_7505735800955844652_n.jpg
857974
King Richard I would be upset that you're putting up an American flag on an vehicle from 1198. However, the jammer fit my 2006 LJ. Only issue I have with it is that it keeps you from lowering your seat back, but I do a lot of off-roading so my seat is always in the upright position anyway.
1326090
It will work if you extend out the hitch with a bumper style bolt on hitch bolted to the bottom of your factory receiver. However it won't fold down far enough to fully open your tailgate. A better choice is the Yakima swing man. You will still need to bolt on the bumper style receiver to your factory receiver, but it works wonderfully. I've owned both racks. For the jeep the swing man is ideal. If you don't have factory towing package, I would not reconnect a 4 bike rack. They are heavy loaded down. The factory tow package has heavier rear springs so it comes closer to hauling the weight. It will work if you extend out the hitch with a bumper style bolt on hitch bolted to the bottom of your factory receiver. However it won't fold down far enough to fully open your tailgate. A better choice is the Yakima swing man. You will still need to bolt on the bumper style receiver to your factory receiver, but it works wonderfully. I've owned both racks. For the jeep the swing man is ideal. If you don't have factory towing package, I would not reconnect a 4 bike rack. They are heavy loaded down. The factory tow package has heavier rear springs so it comes closer to hauling the... » Read More It will work if you extend out the hitch with a bumper style bolt on hitch bolted to the bottom of your factory receiver. However it won't fold down far enough to fully open your tailgate. A better choice is the Yakima swing man. You will still need to bolt on the bumper style receiver to your factory receiver, but it works wonderfully. I've owned both racks. For the jeep the swing man is ideal. If you don't have factory towing package, I would not reconnect a 4 bike rack. They are heavy loaded down. The factory tow package has heavier rear springs so it comes closer to hauling the weight. « Show Less
528861
No problem... Works great. You will have to get a washer from Home Depot and place it between the mount so it won't fall. Cheap fix, you will see exactly where when you get it. My wife loves it.
2237364
You will need an appropriate mount and spring for the location. I mounted mine on the rear of my Jeep and it extends above the top about 6 inches.
737023
I have a JK Rubicon with these on front and rear with no issues. You can contact ARB via e-mail and they will answer any questions you have. With the TJ it may be a clearance issue with the track bar.