Does any one know where I can get the rear recovery hooks that come stock on the jk. I dont want the one that replaces the tow reciever I am looking for the ones that mount to the drverside of the frame under the bumber. I would like to find one for each side. Thanks guys Scott

 

I think the ones you're referring to is what comes on the 2010 models? My 2007 came with the tow hook in the middle - where the tow hitch would go.

 

Try also your chrysler dealership, its a mopar part so you can order any mopar part from them. I don't know if it'll be the best price but they should have it.

 

I bought mine off of craigslist for $25 and I am positive mopar sells them also just dont have the P/N thier price is like 80-90 Good Luck

 

My dealership quoted me 135 when I was looking. I ended up getting a used one from the local 4x4 shop. They got it from a jeep that replaced their bumper.

 

I have that driver's side hook sitting in my garage from replacing my rear bumper, I would let you have it for $20 but I don't know what shipping would be, it is heavy.

I have had my rear bumper on criagslist for 2 months with no nibbles. Gee, no one wants that piece of plastic, go figure.

 

How does it mount? could a older jeep say "08" drill the mounting location and make it work.

edit: I have tow and want 2010 mount location

 

I believe on 07-08 the mountingg holes are in the center where the tow hitch would be and on the 09-10 they are on the drivers side I havent mounted mine yet as it will plobably get put on this weekend. If someone else knows please chime in....

 

I have one that I'm going to list for sale as well. I'm not sure how much but I'm thinking at least $40. it's a really heavy duty hook that is convenient to use. I wish I could keep it but the Mopar bumper mounts in the same spot. generally speaking, OEM tow points are extremely well made, if for no other reason than they would be liable for damages in the event of injury.

it mounts in the frame rail. three simple bolts. if the 2007-2008's don't have the holes, it is very easy to drill them (i have to drill one for my bumper install - frames are surprisingly easy to drill out).

so make me an offer if you're interested.