Exterior Paint Colors
Arguably the most important part of a Jeep® Brand vehicle exterior is its color, which makes a first impression and tells onlookers what you’re all about. And even though you might think of them as gritty and earthy because of their off-road capability, Jeep Brand vehicles have always come in a range of available exciting colors, from no-nonsense classics like Fathom Blue and '41 (a soldierly green) to eye-catching alternatives like Joose and Mojito.
Decals
The decals on Jeep® Brand vehicles speak their own secret language. A Trail Rated® badge tells you the vehicle has had its capability tested in difficult off-road situations, while the unique decals like those on our limited-edition models show in-the-know onlookers that you’re driving a limited-edition trim. Meanwhile, body and window decals of all shapes and sizes are tailor-made for Jeep Brand SUVs, so whether you’re a patriotic off-roader or a diehard headbanger, there’s a design waiting for you.
Grille and Badge Styling
If the grille is the mouth of the SUV, you’ve got a lot you can say. This iconic vehicle part can be modified for both practical and stylistic purposes. Some people like to take advantage of mesh/billet inserts—snap-in pieces that add texture and protect the radiator from debris, while others may use custom finishes to really make a statement. Same goes for the back end of the vehicle. The legendary Jeep® Brand badge can be overlaid with holographic treatments, matte graphite and hell, even bedazzled if that’s your thing. Not to mention whatever you can think up with custom badges or even bumper stickers.
Lift Kits and Leveling Kits
Sometimes, you just want to stand taller than others. Lift and leveling kits raise the body of your vehicle to create more room for oversize tires and make for a big, imposing look. Lift kits raise your vehicle’s frame to make it look bigger and offer better off-roading ground clearance, while leveling kits raise only the front of your vehicle to level both sides out. Sometimes leveling kits are used to correct body sag caused by another feature like a winch. Both offer a confident sense of attitude and shine a spotlight on custom wheels and tires, though lift kits are more common.
Upgraded Lighting and Light Bars
Sometimes, specialized headlamps and light bars are about giving you the illumination needed when off-roading in deep country. And hey, sometimes they’re just about creating a flashy spectacle when you roll through the city. Either way, upgraded lights are an excellent way to both empower adventurous off-roaders and make your vehicle a shining diamond in the rough.
Tires and Custom Wheels
Big, capable tires like those available in our Xtreme 35-Inch Tire Package offer incredible off-road power and give your vehicle a big, tough stance. Wheel styles and beadlocks come in a range of finishes like satin black, charcoal or machined faces. Custom wheels can step up the flash of your SUV, so that onlookers can’t help but watch your wheels spin as you go.
Spare Tire Covers
You’ve seen them—get one! It’s an American tradition to get a custom cover for the spare tire hanging from the back of your custom Jeep® Wrangler. From a bald eagle to a skull, from the Trail Rated® badge to your favorite band’s logo, your spare tire cover lets the world know who you are while it’s driving behind you.
Window Tinting
One thing that bridges the gap between the outside world and your inside comfort are your windows—specifically, your tint job. Different tints balance privacy, style, UV/heat protection and legal compliance to give you just the right view. From dyed to carbon to ceramic film, you’ve got options for what are basically your Jeep® Brand vehicle’s shades.
Off-Roading
If you’re going off the beaten path, you should throw down on customizations all over. We’re talking lift kits for their enhanced ground clearance, all-terrain tires for easy climbing, upgraded lights for night drives in the wild and tech upgrades that let you access entertainment and electricity away from an outlet.
Family Trips
When the whole crew is coming along for the ride, you’ll want to focus on interior and tech upgrades first—comfortable seats in lush (but easily cleaned) materials, an incredible audio system and easily accessed infotainment tech. A color and some decals that your kids can see across a parking lot never hurts.
Outdoor Leisure
Do your adventures usually end at the beach or the ski slope? Go nuts on an exterior color—nothing says fun in the sun or snow like Red Hot or Mojito. After that, it’s all about comfort and convenience, whether that’s open-air freedom, heated seats or a roof rack for all your surfboards and skis.
Urban Mobility
The city is where you can show up and show off. For major metropolitan trips, a dual-pane sunroof like the one available on the 2026 Cherokee might be a better pick for skyline views than the removable top of the Jeep® Wrangler or Gladiator (best to avoid dripping air conditioners and passing pigeons). A powerful audio system and upgraded lights can also let these streets know who’s coming around.