There you have it — another reason that you might not want to miss this year’s SEMA show, which opens Nov. 4.

Sprintex Limited has been the world leader in supercharger technology for 25 years. Their growth is attributed to the fact that they are one of the very few companies that utilize the twin-screw supercharger. Sprintex recently opened offices in the United States. The company is looking to increase its presence here through the JK and the FCA Pentastar V6.

Tomorrow BFGoodrich is launching its toughest all-terrain tire ever: the All-Terrain T/A KO2. In celebration of this new tire, BFGoodrich is hosting the inaugural Rocks to Riches; a 160-mile convoy from Barstow, CA to Las Vegas, NV … all off-road, and we’ll be there covering it.

The recall stems from a software issue that could potentially disable the electronic stability control, which could increase the chance of a crash.

OK, let’s rally every Jeep fan we can on this one because the idea that a Jeep would be stolen from a Jamboree is wrong on so many levels.

The 1973 Super Jeep is headed to SEMA. Damn, I’m in love.

The General Dynamics Flyer 60 is the smallest and latest version of the Flyer series. It packs some great off-road features, and it should be used as inspiration for the next-gen Wrangler.