The mesh is totally replaceable each strap is velcro on the back side this also allows you to tighten and adjust over time, They are extremely heavy-duty straps you will be impressed with them. You just cannot beat the price. The Latches are also adjustable with a rubber bump-stop they close tight with NO rattles. Personally I really like the enclosed look of the netting versus the open tube doors.
They fit pretty well, but rattle a little bit. Took some adjusting of the latches and I added rubber bumpers (below (I riveted them on instead of screws). Now, the rattling is very minimal.
I was at the Jeep Fest this morning the doors they had there, all similar to the EAG doors in terms of finish, tube diameter and weight, however they were all 80% more $$$ with no obvious quality difference, however I would say the ones that had the net inserts the material was lighter weight and not easy to replace and the latch setup on all of them were very basic compared to the EAG.
Sounds like my 6 year old and im not sure mama will be pleased with the 2 year old out back either. And she loves tossing stuff on the ground. Im going to buy the EAGs as well and prob just run the fronts for a while. Doesnt look as cool but im too old to worry about looking cool any more
AS long as there is pressure on the rubber bump-stop you are good to go and should not have any rattles.Mine have a little play in them. I haven't quite figured out that sweet spot where they will latch and not move. I don't hear any rattling though.
God forbid if you did have a rollover your legs would stay in and maybe not get crushed. trust me your legs will come out if you have a rollover. And you may think you got other things to worry about than your legs but no even in my RZR when I flip that we broke my back but our legs stayed in the whole time because of doors. the last thing you want to do is have your legs cut so bad you have to have them amputated. It's happened to people with RZRs before. no doors when they rolled them their legs have got hurt so bad they had to cut them off.and if you're doing 70 on the highway and something happens someone cuts you off and your jeep flips and rolls wouldn't you want to know at least your body and your legs stay in instead of your foot out the door like some people do.yes I want to look cool to everyone does but you can do it with Cool tube doors and be safe still. There are some doors out there that look very cool even if you paint them like red on this white Jeep here. I plan on getting these tube doors and paint them. You can't tell me this doesn't look cool on this white JL like I have. Or if you want the black two doors these look bitchin
God forbid if you did have a rollover your legs would stay in and maybe not get crushed. trust me your legs will come out if you have a rollover. And you may think you got other things to worry about than your legs but no even in my RZR when I flip that we broke my back but our legs stayed in the whole time because of doors. the last thing you want to do is have your legs cut so bad you have to have them amputated. It's happened to people with RZRs before. no doors when they rolled them their legs have got hurt so bad they had to cut them off.and if you're doing 70 on the highway and something happens someone cuts you off and your jeep flips and rolls wouldn't you want to know at least your body and your legs stay in instead of your foot out the door like some people do.yes I want to look cool to everyone does but you can do it with Cool tube doors and be safe still. There are some doors out there that look very cool even if you paint them like red on this white Jeep here. I plan on getting these tube doors and paint them. You can't tell me this doesn't look cool on this white JL like I have. Or if you want the black two doors these look bitchin
Yep all you have to do is take an RZR to the sand dunes and start driving them and you'll realize why you need doors. Then when you get in your Jeep you won't be sticking your foot out no more going down the road. I know it looks cool and putting your foot on a foot peg and everybody wants to look cool and so do I but people need to think if I roll real quick when I'm on the highway at 70 flip to the left my foot's going under and I'm going to get crushed and I won't be able to pull my legs in quick enough you're not thinking when you start rolling trust me.not worth it to me but everyone has a right to do what they want with their own Jeep just talking from experience. When you start rolling it's nice to know all body parts are inside the vehicle. I think I'd rather not survive then lose both legs just my opinion
yes I've been looking at them saw them in person the other day at the dealer they had him on one of the Jeeps they look very good only thing can you lock them from people stealing them you didn't look like there was a way to lock them so we could steal them pretty easy how about that I don't know ?
They are not the same, the RR doors only have a single cross tube (Mopar has 2) they really do not keep you or your kids and pets in the jeep. it will cost you about $200+ if and when any containment mesh or netting is available. Then that $700 does not include mirrors which they charge a premium for. I could see your hip or the entire torso of a child falling out through the gaps in the RR doors since they are at seat height front and below in the back.
They make lock nuts for the hinges. These are the JK ones, I know I have seen them for the JL. May be the same?yes I've been looking at them saw them in person the other day at the dealer they had him on one of the Jeeps they look very good only thing can you lock them from people stealing them you didn't look like there was a way to lock them so we could steal them pretty easy how about that I don't know ?
Yes mine came with mirrors. I’m not personally looking for full containment or I would just keep the doors on. It would be very difficult to get your leg past the middle bar, but I guess if your rolling without a seat belt it could happen.
