X2 on Shrockworks--since Bohica13's question was "best rock rails." But, do be forewarned that
Shrockworks will charge your credit card immediately, then take as long as three or four months (or
more) to deliver the product. But, the quality is the absolute best. I have their rock rails and front
bumper, and the rear bumper on order (which I hope to receive by the end of the year).

Now, if you decide you truly want the best, and you call them and they tell you some lesser time for
delivery, you've been forewarned: Three or four months or more, no matter what they say.
Please don't come back here in six months complaining because you have not received your rock
rails and they charged your credit card and ....

BTW: Screamin' Lizard carries Shrockworks products. Give them a call if you're in a hurry and want
the best (and are willing to forfeit some custom choices by ordering direct).

Shrockworks rock rails:



Shrockworks mid-width front bumper:

 

I like the shrockworks. However...because of the wait I was going to get Lod. A forum member put his shrockworks sliders up for sale about a week ago... so I bought them. I put them on last Friday. They mount to the frame bottom and side. You have to drill 3 holes on each side, 2 of the holes are for self tapping screws on the rear mount and 1 for bolt and stick nut on the front mount. Easy to install if you follow the instructions. They are definately well built and solid.

 

I just ordered my A to Z rails yesterday. Got 10% off by using the JF10 code from jeepforum.com. A to Z is a sponsor on that sit
e.

 

I vote for the LoD rails, I have a set on order, can't wait

 

What about PureJeep rails?? Im going to the truck and jeep fest in dallas tomorrow and might come home with a set.

Plus whats wrong with rails that bolt to the tub? the PJs seem pretty solid

 

MBRP Rock rails, with detachable steps...These rails give you the added protection offroad, with the simple step option for the street. Both you, and your passengers will appreciate the function of these rails.

Let me know if you have any questions.