Garvin Wilderness Products is pleased to announce the release of two all new products for the Jeep JK Wrangler and they are the Track Racks and the EXT Series Front Bumper.
Garvin Jeep JK Wrangler Track Racks
Our Track Racks are offered in both a 2-Door and a 4-Door design which mounts to the rear section of the hard-top utilizing Garvin tracks. These tracks mount on top of the JK hard top and are secured with backing plates that mount on the inside of the vehicle. The Track Rack will hold up to 200 lbs. of gear off road and is perfect for all your cargo needed and/or your next camping trip!
• 07-2010 JK 2-Door Part# 44012 48�W by 36�L by 4�H
• 07-2010 JK 4-Door Part# 44014 48�W by 42�L by 4�H
Garvin Jeep JK Wrangler EXT Series Front Bumper
We are also excited to offer our brand new EXT Series front bumper for the Jeep JK Wrangler.  This bumper comes as a complete unit and no additional parts are needed. The bumper will also allow you to mount a Warn winch and it has been designed so that the winch is sitting at a lower profile for added protection behind the bumper guard. Fits all JK Wranglers, part# 44210
• Made from 2� x 5� x 3/16� tubing, 58�W
• Is compatible with Warn winches, including the Warn PowerPlant
• Includes two tabs for additional lighting
• Clevis mounts for vehicle retrieval
• No drilling required for installation
• Powdercoated and complete with all mounting hardware
Please call us (619)440-7415 or visit our website for more information:
www.wildernessracks.com
I have a 2010 Wrangler Rubicon 2- door with a ( freedom hard top ).
I have been looking for a way to put a rack on it with out drilling holes in the body. Your Track Rack, sounds like the way to go.
My concern is will the rack fit on my top do to the two front removable panels?
And if so will it allow me to remove the two front panels with the rack on?
And finally I’m wondering if you have heard of any leaking in the roof do to the way the rack is mounted?
Thank you for your help.
This is my second jeep but first hard top so my first attempted at installing a roof rack.
Best Regards