Jeep JK Tire Carrier Rear Bumper

ShrockWorks Jeep JK Tire Carrer / Rack and Rear Bumper.

Now taking orders on the Rear bumper only version! They are expected to begin shipping in Mid May. (Updated 4/3/08)

See notes at the bottom for info on The Jeep JK Tire Rack version.

Pics are of the prototype and represent exactly how it will look, except that the final version will have small rectangular cutouts in the bumper for recessed high power halogen backup lights. The lights themselves are listed in the options.

Some quick specs:

Available in a Full Width and Stubby version. The full width is what is picture in most of the picture here and is as wide as the stock fender flares. The stubby is body width. There is one pic of the stubby on the right.

The ShrockWorks JK Rear Bumper is made from premium HRPO 3/16" plate steel.

The recovery points on the bumper are 1" thick, welded front and rear and attached directly to the frame.

The JK Rear Bumper only will accommodate up to a 35" tire in the stock location

Bumper utilizes the stock receiver hitch. We gave this a lot of thought, and feel this is the best solution.

The stock hitch sits right on the bottom of a frame cross member, it is very strong, it is removable, and a lot of people already have it. In order to do an integrated hitch, it would mean raising the tire about 3” from where we put it, the inability to run a decent sized tire w/o a tire carrier and also would mean very little view out the back with a big tire. Where we are putting it is high enough to keep it from dragging but will give more visibility than if the hitch was mounted higher. If you are a hard-core guy, just leave the hitch off. Even if you leave it on, you may drag it sometimes, but it won’t hold you up, and it’s strong enough that you won’t damage it. We would rather grind and beat up a removable receiver hitch than the actual bumper.

TIRE RACK INFO - 4/3/08

A Tire Carrier / Rack is under development now. A CAD drawing in now in the thumbnail pics on the right. We will post more details and pricing as it becomes available. We should have actual prototype pics in May and better availability info and pricing info some time after that.

Details

Manufacturer ShrockWorks

Part #: JJKW1-RBPR-01A

Fits: Jeep JK Wrangler 2007-2008

$594.00

Options

Finish

Tire Carrier

Full Width

Backup Lights

Shackles

Quantity

Reviews

Customer Reviews

Author: Jim Cox (jcox@amfam.com) I would be interested in this bumper for my 08 Wrangler JK It looks great.
Author: gary The bumper looks great. I like the bumper option only for I'm useing only 33 inch Dia. tires and the stock tire rack. It might be nice to have some tabs on the lower part of the bumper about 4 inches in from recovery points for KC backup lights. Just a thought!PS Weight of bumper and is it bolt on ?
Author: Toad I'm in! I will wait for the stubby WITH a tire carrier. I'll then add the stubby front. It'll be CHERRY! YEAH! Keep us posted on JKOwners when the tire carriers will be available, please.
Author: DaKine Very clean design. I am in the process of beating the H3LL out of the original and am very interested to see how yours looks with the tire carrier. BTW, your Jeep is TOO clean...
Author: The Mass Oh' hells yes. I'm all in. I like the stock reciver hitch!
Author: Ammon I love the stubby bumper! And the fact that it can carry a 35" tire in the stock location is amazing. I'll be ordering one once I can convince the wife! Any pics of the backup lights and the different coatings?
Author: Chad This bumper is my favorite so far. I was very close to pulling the trigger on the Warn rear bumper, but I am glad I found this one. I love the wrap around design, the tire cut out, the loops, and the fact that you are using the stock hitch receiver! Very well done, can't wait to get one!
Author: jkpirate I have your mid-length on order and want your stubby rear with tire carrier asap.
Author: BlackRubi - SD Finally! A rear stubby bumper to match my front stubby (which I love!). Just one question. If I buy the rear stubby now, can I add the tire carrier when it comes out? Its hard to wait - but I will if I have to.
Author: Buyer Looks great! Any plans for it to have a Hi-Lift rack? I have your Mid-Length front bumper and it is GREAT!!!!
Author: rocrat ron k. Front bumper is still the best. Keep up the work on designing the rear with tire carrier, jerry can carrier and hi lift carrier. This is what I want and how you build them is why I wait.
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