Sierra Offroad Soft Top for 1997 to 2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ - Black, Denim Vinyl - 2 Door Jeep Soft Top with Rear Plastic Tinted Windows - Factory Precision Fit Replacement - No Upper Door Skins

This is a high quality top for an affordable price. The material is durable and has a quality look to the threading and weave. The tint is also a nice touch. It fit great on my OEM soft top frame. All around it looks fantastic and I can't believe the price I paid for it. If there is one pit fall of this top it is the zippers. The zippers are somewhat cheap, but this seems to be the case with most soft tops. The reason I even had to buy this one was because my old zipper broke. Where this company really stood out to me was the customer service. Read on for more:I installed this top myself on an OEM 2002 Sahara soft top frame. On my first install I did it in sub 30 degree F temperature so it was a bit stiff. The back window zipper ended up losing some teeth without much force being applied. The back window was basically not functional after this. I called the manufacturer customer service, submitted pictures of the damage, and they expedited a new top to me. I am surprised at how easy it was. I installed the new top in 65 degree weather and laid out the windows on a black top so they could cook while I installed the top. The windows went right on and zipped up with zero resistance after sitting in the sun for 20 minutes. Total install time was around 40 minutes, not complicated at all. It looks fantastic. Absolute steal for $200.

Pleasantly surprised. This is probably my third soft top replacement over the years and this product appears to be very good. The zippers are definitely more heavy duty than my previous soft tops and the system appears less tight, more forgiving, and less stress on the windows, in particular. Time will tell.

Currently I am pleased. It’s only been on the Jeep for two weeks though but we’ve driven it multiple times even on the interstate. The top seems to be well made especially for the price. It was easy to install following the directions given. Will try to return to update after a few months have passed.

Great top for the money! Old top was looking raggedy and the zippers were shot. This took about 45 minutes to swap out and it looks great. Material seems a little thinner than the original but, I should be able to get a few years out of it and for this price- you can’t beat it!Having an issue with the back window. Seems like there is a bad seam on the zipper. Trying to reach out to the seller now.

This top when on fine. Very tight, which is a good thing. The issue is after a week or so, it stretched so much that I can't have the windows open in the Jeep or else the top flaps about very violently. It is very noisy and not sustainable to drive like this for more than a minute or two before having to close the windows.I tried reaching out to the seller through phone (left a message) and their support email and I haven't received a response. I highly doubt they actually monitor the messages or their email inbox. I no longer have the box the product came in, but I will try to return this through Amazon.Don't waste your money on this. The price is too good to be true and I can't believe the reviews on this are so good. The lack of response from their support department is the most disturbing issue. I would be happy to exchange it for another and give that a try, but at this point, I am not interested in dealing with a company that has a non-existent support department.

5 stars for now on 2 16 24. Removed the old top and installed this top in about 2 hrs at 50 degrees. Perfect fit, zippers feel good and all plastic was flexible enough to stretch the material. It is a little flappy at 60mph, BUT im sure a wet sun shrink will tighten that up. Tinted windows are not too dark and it just looks good.

Wow this fit like a glove and looks amazing.Love the tinted windows.Installed by myself definitely helps to have skills. You will need to wrestle with it but it can only work that way for a tight fit.Trick for the top is start at the front and screw it in work your way back attach all zipper windows first leave the back flaps loose until everything is attached.After all windows are secure in the grooves then use a rachet strap "use a rag to not scratch paint" over top back to the frame of jeep to pull down the side flaps to hook in into there slots.The front windows are the biggest struggle but not to hard. The trick is start with the bottom most pointy end first . Get it all the way into the corner then work the bottom opposite end all the way down. Leave the corner with the strap for last. Now the big trick don't use the strap to pull it over, I used the flat rounded end of a crescent wrench or use a tire iron and simply pry the cover over the frame by wedging it between each other. Done deal.Enjoy