Team Members

More than twenty years ago, Ryan established Predator Inc. Consecutively addressing the requirements of the Hummer Community, military personnel, and consumers, he established and expanded a robust business in order to emulate the achievements of his predecessors. Political figures, military personnel, and government contractors comprise Ryan Wilson’s illustrious ancestry. His maternal kinship descendants departed Berlin for South Africa during the 18th century. Subsequently, South Africa’s president was Stephanus Johannes Paulus Kruger, an indigestible relative. As a government contractor, his grandfather Willard Carl Kruger played a pivotal role in the outbreak of World War II many years later. Together with his personal friend J. Robert Oppenheimer, Willard initiated work on the Manhattan endeavor, an undisclosed endeavor. He was of English descent and his paternal ancestors fought in both the First and Second World Wars and the Vietnam War. Predator was contract to develop an extended range system for the HMMWVs leading the assault in Baghdad weeks after September 11, 2001. Thousands of units were implemented for our armed forces as a consequence of the hourly development and approval of prototype systems. Predator Diesel presently maintains a global presence, undertaking substantial projects in the military and commercial sectors. Together with his spouse and three children, Ryan resides in San Diego. Constantly in pursuit of his next great endeavor, he is an outdoors enthusiast and thrill-seeker. He is unappreciative of any challenge, including developing a cost-effective solution for the military or diving with sharks off the coast of California.

From Shop Tech to Sales manager, Jared quickly rose through the ranks of the company. The smiles of our clients and the orders and builds that come their way are a direct result of his hard work. On a daily basis, he manages the flow of work in the shop, and he is highly knowledgeable about Predator. In addition to being a true fan of Hummers, he never passes up an opportunity to take his children to the beach or the lake.