For those that use there hitch receiver with an after-market tow point,
Is it best to have the type with a hook, or the type that uses a Bow-shackle?

Whats best?

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07 Cherokee/Liberty Limited 4x4
CRDStu 2.5" Lift, JBA's 4.5 UCA's
ARB Winch Bar, WARN XD9000 Winch
Light-Force 170's
3.7 Petrol / Auto
Sun Roof
Tow Pack,Scan GuageII
Reversing Camera
(pretty much stock, really)

I've never liked the ones with hooks; yes they are cheaper but for a reason. Plus I don't wan to have the hook get deformed from pulling or coming off.

This is what you need, hands down.

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Yea !
That's what I thought.

I figure if you use a strap on a hook, there's a good chance of damaging/tearing the loop.

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07 Cherokee/Liberty Limited 4x4
CRDStu 2.5" Lift, JBA's 4.5 UCA's
ARB Winch Bar, WARN XD9000 Winch
Light-Force 170's
3.7 Petrol / Auto
Sun Roof
Tow Pack,Scan GuageII
Reversing Camera
(pretty much stock, really)

you also have the above option with a second option for the clevis

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177k miles 3.7L gas - 45RFE
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The last of the TrailReady Front&Rear Bumpers and TR Rock Rails
Jarhead Offroad light covers
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