Rugged Ridge | Roll Bar Cover Kit, Full | 13612.15 | Fits 1997-2002 Jeep Wrangler TJ

Hard as hell to get on. The padding is very vulnerable to breakage while putting them on. Look great once on though

Product is poorly made. The interior foam is not connected the full length, so when installing slip on front cage section the foam bulked up and tore making it impossible to install them. Poor cheap design. As noted the front tool bar pads are neither zippered or velcrowed, so the front window had to be lowered to slide them on. Much more work than anticipated.

It fits tighter around the roll bars than the OEM pads. It was a struggle in some areas to zipper it together.

The plastic on the inside of the roll bars ripped during installation on the driver and passenger side. They are decent, but will not be buying any more in the future.

The new wrap went on extremely easy and looks terrific! Looks new!

The foam padding is cheap, easily torn, comes loose from the interior of the pad (it is only spot glued in a few areas), isn't cut to the same dimensions as the cover fabric, and is overall of very poor quality. Additionally, the covers for the front roll bars that attach to the windshield require you to unbolt the rollbars from the windshield and the back rollbars, then wiggle the covers over the rollbar. That wouldn't be a problem... if the foam padding was in one piece! I could only get the pad a quarter of the way on to the rollbar, before it starting bunching up, preventing me from putting the rollbar cover all the way on without removing the padding itself!Do yourself a favor, and avoid this product.

First, I have a 2002 Jeep Wrangler TJ and there are some major issues with this cover for that model year. First, the product description does not give any info on the model that the product is for so I relied on Amazon telling me if this product fits my model and year.First issue. The rear rollbar cover extends too far (OE stopped where the sound bar bracket begins) and I had to cut out the foam (CHEAP!!) padding and tuck the cover in on itself so that it would stop at the sound bar bracket. The fix I created doesn't look that bad, but it should have been needed.Second, is there a reason that the OE and Rugged Ridge designers elected to not put a zipper or velcro on the front brace pieces and decided that slipping over a rough pipe would be an excellent idea??? WTF!!!!! The pad is way too tight to slip over the stock braces. (FYI, there is a torx bolt that needs to be removed in order to accomplish this and it is a little different than other torx bolts in that it has a raised center area. I found the proper head at Lowe's in the socket set area.) When you try and slip the cover over the bar...even super duper carefully and trying to twist it on gently...it rips the CHEAP foam padding on the interior which bunches up and further complicates the process by getting jammed and in the way. I finally got frustrated and ripped on part of the padded lining which now makes the pad look ghetto!!!!Why couldn't some genius install a zipper just like all the other pieces so we don't have to remove the brace bars.I would not recommend this product if you have a TJ. Not sure if it works better for a JK, but look elsewhere for a better product. I'm also having a hard time finding a cover replacement for the sound bar!Sorely disappointed!!!! This is also the second hunk of junk I have gotten from Rugged Ridge. The first were Jeep seat covers that were way overpriced for what was received...I returned those.

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