Jeep Wrangler JL DV8 Offroad Dana 44 Rear Differential Skid Plate Review & Install

Tackle the challenging terrains with confidence by making sure that your Wrangler’s vital components are reliably protected. Use this DV8 Offroad Dana 44 Rear Differential Skid Plate to reinforce protection to your expensive differential and axle tube. This armor also serves as a durable shield against rocks, downed trees, and other trail hazards you may encounter during off-roading.

All-Terrain Durability. With premium materials and high-quality craftsmanship, this Differential Skid Plate is engineered to effectively protect the vulnerable parts of your Jeep. It is made of a heavy-duty, 0.19-inch steel plate that can handle long periods of off-road abuse. Furthermore, its corrosion-proof, black powder-coated finish stylishly enhances your JL’s underside for a neat and aggressive appeal.

Direct-Fit Install. Featuring a laser-cut and CNC bent configuration, this Rear Differential Skid Plate is crafted for precise fitment. The bolt-on installation process requires light to moderate mechanical skills to complete.

Standard DV8 Warranty. As DV8 Off-Road upholds its commitment to quality materials and superior craftsmanship, it offers a 1-year limited warranty for the Dana 44 Rear Differential Skid Plate. Some exclusions apply; please check the terms and conditions for complete details.

Application. This DV8 Offroad Dana 44 Rear Differential Skid Plate is specifically designed to be used on all 2018-2022 Jeep Wrangler JL models. https://terrain.jp/3Fdw3G5

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