BedrugJeep Headliner | 2018 - 2023 Jeep Wrangler 2 Door, Custom cut, Grey - 4 pc. | HLJL182DRK

Material is thicker than expected, which is good. There is no need to remove the top. Begin to pull off the adhesive backing just enough to pull the ends around the edges starting at the rear, so you'll have something to grab onto when the panel is pointed up. Align other end of the panel, then gently push into place where the adhesive was exposed, and finally pull out the backing strips carefully while following behind with your hand to tack it in place. Took me about 20 minutes.

Very nice fit and finish. Easy installation. Does give the Jeep a more interior finished look.

Headliner is great. Glue strips are solid. I did heat them up with a hair dryer first to make them stickier..

The headliner I installed in my previous Jeep was thicker and had adhesive covering the whole surface to stick to the inside of the Jeep Hardtop. Upon inspecting this headliner, I thought it would not be as good. Wrong. This headliner was some thinner than my old Jeep headliner, but seems to work very well. It had glue strips with a protective tape covering. The glue strips were placed exactly where they were needed to fit the contours of the Jeep top. The glue strips were super sticky. I had no worries about keeping the headliner in place. ... The headliners for the front two panels were the easiest to install. However I found that it is impossible to install the rear headliners with the hardtop left in place. I made room to install the rear headliners by unbolting the hardtop from the Jeep and propping up the front section with a 4x4 beam. With 2x4 blocks under the back two corners, gave room needed for the installation. I made a pressure roller from an old bed caster and a wooden handle to roll the glue strips down (actually up). The black fuzzy cover of the headliner looks nice and dampens road noise well. Recommended as a good add-on to your Jeep Hardtop.

Installed the headliner and immediately noticed a temperature difference. Road noise is lessened but still there . Jeep thing I guess . Would recommend for sure

I messed up and bought these instead of the hotheads liners. I went a head and installed them in my Jeep anyway. The freedom panels were pretty easy, the back panels were a little tougher. I took the bolts out of my hard top and slid it back about a foot to gain better access. One gave me fits that I was able to rip back off of my top without overly damaging the headliner. I wouldn’t recommend doing that. The other went in much better. So far they look good. Can’t say how well they insulate yet. My jeeps big and loud. This isn’t going to stop any of the sound from lightbars and roof racks.

Fits great in my 2019 JL Wrangler. Didn't have to take the top off to install, but it would have been easier for the back panels. (Doable, but I was worried about getting it lined up correctly.)

Easy to install, but I don’t really notice a difference in sound.