Congrats on your new ride!

As I mention to many who are new to building off road rigs, before you do anything, put together an end game, e.g. after it's all said and done, what do you want it to be capable of and how do you want it to look.
Then figure out the "stages" of application, and again e.g.: 1st: rims and tires; 2nd: suspension; 3rd: skids plates and sliders; 4th: and so on.
Maybe not in that order and/or maybe not all those mods, but, you get the idea. Doing it in stages also helps with the budget.
The main idea is to not keep purchasing over and over again, because of constantly changing ones mind on what they want to do or worst yet, buying cheap and finding out it doesn't work.
Some folks go into it all expedition and overland and never hit dirt. Some build mall cruisers (only suspension and tires) and think they can conquer King of the Hammers (if you don't what what that is, look it up, it's amazing!). Figure out what/where you want to go and build accordingly.
So in ending this post, wish you the best and looking forward to pictures and stories as you journey through your build and into the wilderness!