Hardtop liners worth it?

[Mwags]

I'm looking to treat my Jeep and I'm thinking of a hardtop liner.
To anyone that has done this is it worth the money or should I spend the money on a different mod?

Thanks in advance.
MKW

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[KrzybonesJLU]

@Hothead Headliners did the job for me. I see that you are from Pennsylvania not sure what exactly your weather situation is over there. Do you get all the extremes of each season?

 

[conFUcius]

I'm looking to treat my Jeep and I'm thinking of a hardtop liner.
To anyone that has done this is it worth the money or should I spend the money on a different mod?

Thanks in advance.
MKW

Hothead Headliners are worth the money to help with tempering extreme temperatures and sound. Depending on what you plan on doing with your Wrangler, how high are they on the priority list is the real question as they are not cheap.

 

[Mwags]

@Hothead Headliners did the job for me. I see that you are from Pennsylvania not sure what exactly your weather situation is over there. Do you get all the extremes of each season?

Yes,very cold in the winter and hot summers.

 

[Mwags]

Hothead Headliners are worth the money to help with tempering extreme temperatures and sound. Depending on what you plan on doing with your Wrangler, how high are they on the priority list is the real question as they are not cheap.

I'm pretty much finished with moding..wheels,tires,lift,winch and bumper,side steps etc...I have thought about the liners before and now I think I have a nice setup for removing the top with an electric hoist and figured I'd do them while its off....I know they're pricey and that's why I want to know if they're worth it...It gets cold in Pa in the winter and hot in summer.

 

[Kurt0]

Hot heads with sound assassins here. Very noticeable difference.

 

[kiese02]

Hothead Headliners do a great job with cab temperature and sound. Great product and awesome company.

 

[KrzybonesJLU]

Yes,very cold in the winter and hot summers.

so I’ll give you my two cents. Don’t expect luxury car status insulation and sound. You will definitely feel alot less heat radiating from the hardtop to your head and a reduction of heat overall in the cabin. As for sound I definitely saw an IMPROVEMENT in wind and overall outside sound reduction. As for improvement in audio definitely felt an improvement in sound overall as well. In addition gives a more finished look on the inside of the jeep

 

[Mwags]

so I’ll give you my two cents. Don’t expect luxury car status insulation and sound. You will definitely feel alot less heat radiating from the hardtop to your head and a reduction of heat overall in the cabin. As for sound I definitely saw an IMPROVEMENT in wind and overall outside sound reduction. As for improvement in audio definitely felt an improvement in sound overall as well. In addition gives a more finished look on the inside of the jeep

A more finished look is something I was thinking of also instead of the all white look.

 

[Ed Pursell]

Yes, good decision, Hotheads are good, factory ones also do the trick. My last 2 Wranglers (2016 Willys and 2021 Willys)I got the factory ones installed including my 2021 Willys ordered a couple months ago. My 2012 JKU back in the day didn’t have them and there is/was a difference with either choice, liners are nice for winter and summer... For me, it was easier at the time of purchase to get the factory. Any of the two are a nice option, keeps the heat in, and in summer a lot cooler.

 

[Goin2drt]

You used the word “worth”. I think that is relative so here is my perspective. To me the mod is “worth” $300 or less. It is not worth $550.

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