Black Jeep Wrangler Rubicon with KMC Beadlock Wheels, Toyo Open Country M/T Tires & Baja Designs Lights
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A black Jeep Wrangler Rubicon is a classic, and this one has all the right details to make it stand out. It sits tall on KMC beadlock-style wheels wrapped in Toyo Tires Open Country M/T mud-terrain tires, with FOX shocks tucked behind the wheels and a Baja Designs LP6 LED light on the front end, so it is ready for the trail as soon as the sun goes down.
Scroll through the photos to see the whole truck, plus close-ups of the wheels, the RUBICON lettering and the lights. Every one of these is a brand our customers already trust.
KMC Beadlock-Style Wheels
The matte black KMC wheels have a bolted outer ring with gold-toned hardware that gives the Rubicon a purposeful, rugged appearance and a little sparkle. They are a great match for the Jeep's black paint and fill the fenders nicely. Explore our custom wheel and tire services.
Toyo Open Country M/T Tires
The tires are Toyo Tires Open Country M/T, big mud-terrain tires with deep, open tread designed to bite into dirt, sand and rocks. Together with the wheels, they change the Jeep's whole personality.
Baja Designs LP6 Lighting
Mounted at the grille is a Baja Designs LP6 LED light, and you can see the Baja Designs logo right on the housing. Good auxiliary lighting makes a real difference on dark trails, campsites and backroads. Rules about using extra lights on public roads vary, so we are always glad to talk through what makes sense for where you drive.
FOX Shocks and the Right Stance for the Trail
Larger tires need room, and a Wrangler's lift height, wheel offset and tire size all work together. The FOX shock visible behind the front wheel helps keep the ride controlled over rough ground. Planning it all as a package helps the Jeep drive well and clear everything the way it should. Learn more about our suspension and lift services.
Jeep Wrangler Upgrades in Rancho Cucamonga
Empire Motorsports & LINE-X has helped Southern California vehicle owners customize and protect their rides since 1992. From our Rancho Cucamonga shop we serve customers in Ontario, Fontana, Upland, Chino, Riverside, San Bernardino and the surrounding Inland Empire. View more of our custom vehicle builds.
Ready to Build Your Wrangler?
Tell us how you use your Jeep and what you would like to change. Request a personalized quote, or call or text (909) 980-8922. We are located at 9261 Bally Court, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What lights, wheels and tires are on this black Rubicon?
This Rubicon has a Baja Designs LP6 LED light at the grille, KMC beadlock-style wheels and Toyo Open Country M/T tires, with a FOX shock visible behind the wheel. We help choose lights, mounting and switch wiring for your own Jeep.
Are auxiliary lights legal on the road?
Rules vary by state and by light type, and many auxiliary lights are intended for off-road use. We can talk through options and what to check for where you drive.
Do bigger tires on a Rubicon need a lift?
Usually, yes. Larger tires need clearance, and the right suspension and wheel offset keep the Jeep driving well. We plan tires, wheels and ride height together.
What are beadlock-style wheels?
They mimic the look of a traditional beadlock wheel with a bolted outer ring, like the KMC wheels on this Rubicon, giving a rugged, purposeful appearance. We can explain the differences so you choose what suits how you drive.
How do I plan a Wrangler build with you?
Request a quote online or call or text (909) 980-8922. Tell us how you use your Jeep and we will recommend wheels, tires, lighting and suspension that fit.
Ready to Build Yours?
Tell us what you're driving and what you want done — or stop by the shop.
9261 Bally Court
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
Monday–Friday: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Saturday: By appointment
Sunday: Closed