Hothead Headliners 2011-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK 4 Door Headliner Kit, Dark Grey

Excellent fit and finish. Installation was a breeze, I did the front "Freedom Panels" one day to get a feel for the procedure then I did the middle and back sections of my JKU on the weekend.One tip I feel worked well is I took the sandpaper and folded it in half and then put a microfiber cloth over the sandpaper between the paper and my hand. That way I had a way to grab the sandpaper while sanding the roof and also catch a lot of the debris before it just blew all over the Jeep. I know that sounds weird and it's hard to visualize but I basically used the microfiber towel "at the same time" as the sandpaper trailing behind where I was sanding. I tried to "flat palm" the sandpaper with the microfiber cloth between my hand and the sandpaper but that did not allow me to move the sandpaper over the roof easily.. that's why it's folded so I had something to grasp and drag to sand.Then I'd come back through and wipe down the interior with a clean microfiber cloth and then again with the acetone wipe down.We're starting to get some good heat here in TX, so I'm glad I got these done before the summer started roasting the inside of the JKU.My only "complaint" is that the adhesive strips (I assume that's where the smell is coming from) STINK. To me it smells like a bit like the smell of manure you'd find at a farm. Hopefully it dissipates quickly.

I researched and researched headliners for my 2015 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited 4 Door. Was between this, the OEM and the Rugged Ridge. After reading reviews, opinions, watching YouTube videos I decided to spend the extra $25 or so on the Hothead brand.This was the RIGHT choice! These are well made, look fantastic and they are super easy to install. One man - 20 minutes - all panels installed. Perfectly.I noticed a big reduction in heat (I live in Phx AZ - HOT) and a slight sound muffling - exactly what I wanted them for. FIVE STARS and no regrets. I also bought the rear windows for $120 or so, easy install yet again. Gives the inside cabin a finished look.

Bit pricy but quality made in USA. Only concern is the way the corners are done in the actual headliner material if it were to shrink in the future. That said you can’t see it at all once installed as it sits in a recess. Not hard per say to install but takes a long time with all the prep work. I also used sound deadening strips (Kilmat) that I cut myself and the rear side window liners from Hotheads. They look great when installed. I’ve not had any adhesion problems like some have. Just follow the instructions and advice others have put on the reviews and YouTube. It’s a big help with heat coming in through the roof here in Las Vegas. As far as help with the wind noise it made a very noticeable difference. I have a Gobi roof rack and KC lights attached to it and I no longer hear any wind noise from the roof area. That’s not to say it’s gone I just can’t here it over the loud tires (35” BFG Mud Terrain KM 1’s) anymore. I plan on installing sound deadening under the carpet and maybe in the doors and getting “quieter” mud terrains eventually. After that I might hear some wind noise again but overall a big help with heat and noise and probably the cold too.

I bought this product for a drive to Inuvik, which is north of the arctic circle in December. The install was easy the fit is great and it really did quiet down the interior of the jeep. The most amazing thing is while driving through high winds in -17F weather I noticed my right leg felt a bit cold from the parking break. I had just "not noticed" the headliner at all but when I touched the fabric it felt quite warm especially compared to the remaining exposed fiberglass. I highly recommend this product, after being an Amazon buyer for years this is the first product that I have ever felt the need to write a review for.

These are a must have to finish the interior of your Jeep! Makes the interior luxurious and finished, gives a warm comfortable feel. The color matches the dark saddle leather perfect!

When I ordered them I thought they were pricey but after year with them installed going through all the seasons they were worth the price ! I was able to test the difference as my friend has the same Jeep as me and his does not have them installedThe true test was Arkansas in August 105 by 8am and Chicago January 0 degree with -20 wind chillBoth examples the interior cooled down with air or warmed up with heat faster. His w/o not so much.I also noticed a considerable difference in highway wind noise. I'm going to help him install his with his lift kit the wind noise is definately louder I know these headliners will help lessen that.Easy to install - make sure to put some plastic over your seats when you sand the surface of the roof -lots of fine white dust -I used dry cleaning bags it helped but be prepared to have to vacumn unless you remove the top completely when you install. The 3M tape hasn't budged they stay where I put them and I get lots of compliments on how the interior looks with them.

Adding these with the Sound Assassin strips quieted the ride down and improved acoustics in the cab of the Jeep. My stereo sounded better and helped cool the interior especially above my head. One thing I did after I installed these was to paint my roof white with Henry's 587 RV roof coating , only the top and not the sides so looking at it you cannot tell the roof is painted. Today its about 107 degrees out and in the 10 minutes it takes me to get to and from work the jeep was able to get pretty cool inside instead of being like an easy bake oven like it was before the Hotheads and roof paint.

These installed wonderfully. I did take the top off and laid it upside down for the install, this was probably the most difficult part... but also was the best thing I could do to ensure I would never need to do it again. The car is much quieter, the temperature is much cooler, and it looks fantastic. Would recommend to anyone.