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Rock Hard 4x4™ Bolt-On Front Lower Control Arm Skid Plates for Jeep Wrangler JK 2007 - 2018 D30/D44 [RH-9030]

Rock Hard 4x4™ Bolt-On Front Lower Control Arm Skid Plates for Jeep Wrangler JK 2007 - 2018 D30/D44 [RH-9030]


 
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RH4X4 FEATURES:
  • 1/4" Thick Steel
  • 100% Bolt on Install
  • Fits All Control Arm Joints
  • Black Powder Coat Finish
  • 100% Made in USA
  • Lifetime Warranty
RH4X4 PRICE: $129.95
FINISH: Black Powder Coat
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Part Number: RH-9030
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Rock Hard 4x4 is very proud to offer the Heaviest Duty 1/4" Thick Control Arm Skid Plates for the Jeep JK D30/D44.

100% bolt-on skid plates for your vulnerable front lower control arm mounts. The OEM Dana 30 and 44 control arm mounts aren't braced or skid plated and are the lowest points on your rig. First to hit, first to break!

Total Weight: 5 lbs.

Our 1/4" thick skid plates are made from a solid sheet of steel then bent, formed, and hand welded into it's highly protective shape. Notched for zerk grease fittings found on common control arm joint upgrades.

Front Control Arm Skid Fitment
2007 - 2018 Jeep Wrangler JK

Strength
Our skid plate system is the industry standard because of the confidence it instills in each and every customer. Each control arm skid is laser cut from 1/4" thick steel coated in our weather and debris resistant powder coat finish. Strength is proven on virtually all Jeep enthusiast forums with glowing reviews. Since 2007 our skid plate system has been the undisputed leader in undercarriage protection.

What comes in every kit:
  • Driver and Passenger Side Skid Plates
  • Hardware
  • Installation Instructions

Three Reasons Why:
  • Installs in minutes
  • 1/4" thick plate steel
  • Unmatched quality and fitment

NOTE: Not compatible with alignment cam bolts.


FAQ:
Why not weld on skid plates?
Unless you have hours to kill, not to mention a welder, go for it. We've found however that even weld-on versions aren't 1/4" thick steel.

Will these spin off during a hard impact?
No. Built in retention bends prevent the skid plate from rotating backwards.

Is any welding required?
No. Our mounting method allows for a DIY no-weld, truly bolt-in install.

What finish is available?
Rock Hard 4x4 skid plates ship powder coated black with a semi-smooth, semi-gloss finish.

Where is this mount made?
This product, like all RH4x4 parts, was designed, developed, tested, manufactured, and if applicable, powder coated, and shipped in the USA. And we don't mean the 75% legal standard to be able to say Made in USA. We are 100% Made in the United States of America!

Average Customer Review: Average Customer Review: 5 of 5 5 of 5 Total Reviews: 2 Write a review.

  0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
 
5 of 5 Took a Beating December 29, 2021
Reviewer: Tony Smith from MANHATTAN, KS United States  
I like the lower control arm skids for my 2016 JKU. I wheel pretty hard and destroyed one of the skids. So I ordered a replacement. Tough stuff control arm unscathed....Thank You Rock Hard 4x4!

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5 of 5 TJ/LJ Dana 30 front control arm skid August 30, 2019
Reviewer: Tim Davis from East Hanover, NJ United States  
Besides for my brackets being beaten up, these mounted up very easily.

Customer service was awesome! Asked to get the parts out quicker since I was wheeling that following weekend. "I can't make promises but we'll get it out asap"  part made it they day I asked for it!!!

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