NEW SIDE ENTRY AND SIGNAL LIGHT
Safety, a cool look, and an easy install make this new light from Oracle a slick upgrade for Wrangler JK, JL and Gladiators. The entry lights are bright white LEDs that shine on the ground next to the doors so you can see everything from puddles to potholes before you get in or out of your Jeep. They get wired to the dome light circuit so they’ll come on when you unlock, open the doors or switch on the dome lights from the dash.
The turn signals are an added safety feature since they’ll warn drivers in your blind spot that you are on your way to them. Low profile cars can have a hard time seeing the rear signal lights when cruising where they shouldn’t be (our blind spot), especially in lifted Jeeps (like ours), and these high visibility side lights can’t be missed.
“ORACLE Lighting’s new Sidetrack™ LED Lighting System is a stylish and functional upgrade for Jeep Wrangler JK models,” said Justin Hartenstein, Oracle Lighting director of development. “This tactical-inspired body cladding is equipped with multi-function integrated LED lights that provide benefits to both driver and passengers.”
The kit consists of a pair of matte black injection molded inserts that are attached to your Jeep with VHB adhesive and wires, one of which you’ll run to the interior dome light circuit and the other up to the signal light. Sidetrack LED Lighting System MSRP $199.95 USD Oraclelights.com
We all know that floor mats are a great idea, especially when dealing with a Canadian winter. Snow, mud, slush, dirt and salt will degrade your carpets as well as your shoes, pants and dresses (kilts are usually safe ;). Goodyear says their custom-fit floor mats use Diamond Shape technology to give you the best protection for your floor and the heel pad provides more comfort while you drive. We like the look of the heavy-duty rubber mats, which stay in place with an anti-slip mesh backing and are rated for use from -40°C to +50°C (-40°F to +122°F). Clean-up is reportedly simple by a quick shake or by pulling out the pressure washer and giving them a blast.