Update: I was able to easily remove the tow hook by taking one side of the bumper loose at a time. Problem then was getting those Rough Country hooks in since the vertical height of the mount is taller than the opening of the bumper, so the bumper has to be brought in until the holes line up for the hook mount. That did not leave much room for the wrench. I managed to get it, but the bolt has an air gap of about 1/4" due to the location of the mounting bracket. So, I now need to remove the Rough Country hook to put some washers or some sort of spacer. If I had known it would be such a pain in the A$$ I would not have bought them. Since I am all in, I decided to beef up the Rough Country hooks before re-installing them. If anyone is interested in pics, let me know. I was not happy with the design of the RC hooks but now I am confident they will be way better than the OEM hooks when I am done.