JeCar Hardtop Rain Diverter ABS Drip Rail Extension Rain Gutter Exterior Accessories Compatible with Jeep Wrangler 2018-2023 JL JLU & 2020-2023 Jeep Gladiator JT, 1 Pair

Very easy to install on my Jeep OIIIIIO JLRemoval or installation of the roof panels (hard top) remained the same without any obstruction with the rain diverter.amazing adhesión to the windshield frame.1: Clean the area.2: Apply a thin line of the adhesive provided,to the rain diverter.3: Set it on place & the pressure applied will spread out the adhesive.4: Clean any excess of adhesive that may spread out.5: Let it set for a couple hours.I let mine set overnight to avoid movement or airflow to shift it from position.6: Pray for Rain, do a Rain dance, get a hose or water bottle & enjoy the water flowing to the windshield not you Jeep interior.7: Write a review just like I did.This is a great addition to solve a problem of many years, when it rain & you open the front doors, the water from the roof gets the interior or passenger wet.Since a have a black Jeep OIIIIIO there’s no need to paint the diverters.But other owners have their choice of painting the diverters to give your JEEP OIIIIIO a factory blend in look.Value for money is great.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but this product is useless. The adhesive was messy and didn't stick upon installation. Even after waiting 24 hours, and the adhesive finally dried and the product was in place, rain still leaked inside of my Jeep. I would not recommend this to anyone, don't waste your money.

They weren't hard to install once I figured out how I wanted to install them. I dry fitted them and taped off the alignment. The issue I had was getting enough sealant out of this tiny little tube (X-Life) they give you. It was hard to squeeze on the first rail and harder on the second rail, and both rails leaked. I had to buy silicone and silicone both rails inside bottoms and sides. That stopped the passenger side from leaking but the driver side still leaks a little bit. If the manufacturer were to put a bigger tube of sealant and some basic direction in the kit, I might give it a higher score.By the way went the picture was taken I had just backed my Jeep into the garage

Looks likeca great fix for Jeep's faulty design that funnels water into the vehicle during the rain.Rather than have them come off in the car wash, I'm considering running a screw thru the gutter & the diverter.

Great

as a jeep owner you know that if its raining and ypu open your door youre getting rained on because the drip rail stops short. well i hate to tell you these do not stop that issue even a little bit. i tried siliconing where the 2 pieces meet together and found out 2 things. 1. with it siliconed you wont be able to remove ypur freedom panel and 2. it still leaks water into the jeep when its raining. only positives is they havent flown off the jeep yet (if you can count that as a positive)

I was very excited to have these and stop the rain from running on to the floor when I opened the door. They were glued on and ready to go. In less than a week both fell off. One is gone and the other fell off parked at my house so I have that one. The glue included does not work well. Maybe with a different adhesive it would have worked better? Also no directions are included so you just have to wing it.

I am very pleased with these extensions. I did add double-sided tape instead of relying on just the adhesive that is included. I also took sandpaper and shaped the edges so that they wouldn’t catch the rubber on my doors when I open/close them. I have a soft top on my Jeep and once I made those simple alterations these fit great. We had two days of rain and I didn’t get wet once when I opened my doors. I think Jeep should definitely incorporate something like this from the factory. I am glad someone invented this and I highly recommend these if you want to stop the water from pouring right in the door.