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This is my third soft top, 2nd premium and I can honestly say that this top is light years away from my TJ and JK. Zippers jammed and broke, the door surrounds on the TJ nearly gave you carpultunnel trying to put it on or off and the rear window was a PITA to get back on the right way. With...

playing....er...testing it in my driveway.

I didn't drive my Jeep all weekend, so I got the update on my way into work this morning....quietest ride I've had since I had my radio stolen 15 years ago! Anywho, first thing I checked was the offroad pages (check), second this forum. I'll have to check the reverse camera when I go out for...

I did see that. I was thinking of installing in the steel bumper. Apparently not all winch plates fit all winches on the steel bumpers.

Just checking to see if anyone has had any luck with adding a Harbor Frieght Winch on their JL steel bumper, if so, which steel plate was successful. I have found myself with a free winch (neighbor was cleaning up) and I wasn't sure if it was worth the attempt to add it to the Jeep or use it...

the redesign on the JL soft top might require some more room in the back quarter panel area. without zippers, those side windows require a tad bit more room for installing and removal than the previous zippered windows. Since this is just a drawing (a very good one at that) it is hard to judge...

I never quite pulled the trigger on getting one for my JK. Fix the soft top issue, possibly sweeten the deal by lowering the price a bit and I'm sold. I'll gladly do some R&D or Quality Control testing too!

I've got a JLUR premium soft top with no leaks. However the rain seems to be channeled to the front seats so when the doors are opened it hits inside the jeep at just the right spot to splatter EVERYWHERE.

I had my doors stolen off me on my YJ way back then. But that was without auto locks and an alarm. I keep the bolts off all summer and put them back on in late fall early winter just for piece of mind. I will say I find myself storing the bolts securely in my house rather than in the Jeep...