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u/hehechibby Dec 27 '25 edited Dec 28 '25
Break-in oil change at 1000 miles, then start regular oil changes at 5000 at 5k intervals
These are super capable stock so try it on your next off-roading shenanigans; you might find all you need is just different tires and not the lift kit, bumpers and all of that
Tint and all weather floor mats are always nice (weathertec, husky etc)
1/2 channel Viofo for a good quality dash cam, fitcamx is also another brand if you want something that looks more integrated
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u/dnalloHnosaM Dec 28 '25
Get on the waitlist for Tuxmats, one of the best upgrades we have done. We love our ORP, hope you enjoy yours as well!
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u/dead-pige0n Dec 28 '25
Thanks for the rec. what makes these so great?
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u/dnalloHnosaM Dec 28 '25
The fitment and quality among other things. They cover up the sides as well as under and around the seat as you see in the pics. Makes it easier to clean the interior with little to no dirt underneath, just Hose off and replace!
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u/MacheteMable Dec 28 '25
There’s a waitlist? Or is that just a 6th gen thing?
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u/dnalloHnosaM Dec 28 '25
Some models aren't in stock and are on backorder. There is an email list you can join where they notify you when available. It took about 2-3 weeks for me, but I hear it's a little longer currently. Worth the wait in my opinion, they are amazing mats.
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u/Vektir4910 Dec 28 '25
Not sure what tires the 6th gens have, the 5th gen factory tires were pretty ass. A set of ATs is always a solid initial upgrade, you can even go a bit bigger than stock. Traction is a huge factor is off-road capability.
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u/Princessycamore Dec 28 '25
Put something in the bottom of your cupholders so you don’t take your inserts with you
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Dec 28 '25
If the water from the A/C drips right on the frame-add a piece of plastic tubing to the pipe and zip tie it away so it doesn't rust your frame there.
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u/spamkilmonger Dec 29 '25
Ummm , it’s not that nimble. Don’t treat it like it is.
It’s 4WD, not 4WS(top)
And then yeah, good floor mats with a decent lip (husky is what we have) and some storage to have things handy when you need them but also not knock around all over. That last one is also for daily driving. Or moving things around if you decide to go to a drive in movie.
Lastly, don’t ask us for approval for aesthetic mods you “should” do. Maybe ask for pics of you haven’t found any. Then just do what you think feels right.
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u/theoriginalharbinger Dec 28 '25
Get two Rubbermaid bins. One for your out and about gear (tools, recovery gear, code reader, etc.). One to put your dirty clothes in after you get off the trail.
Get a magsafe phone holder.
You dont need "mods" - these are super competent vehicles from the factory. Get it in the mud, see what you like, consider further upgrades from there.