Reviews for Armorlite Full Vehicle Flooring Kit for 07-18 Jeep Wrangler JK

Install is a pain in the &$@! The videos on YouTube showing installs are very misleading. Had to remove seats. Loosen center console and remove side covers to install. The front drivers flooring did not cover area around the seat bolts. Several areas of metal flooring not covered. Purchased the rear cargo mat which was a waste of money. The carpet cannot be removed from rear cargo area so you would expect the mat to fully cover this area. Not so. Carpet is left exposed on both sides. Defeats the purpose of the mat. I will keep my Weather Tech rear cargo mat instead. It is much much better. Hopefully the long term performance of the flooring will outweigh my disappointment.

I got the full kit for my 2013 JKU. Don't think Id do it again!
Instruction video is a joke. Makes it look easy to install. They leave out many steps on purpose.
The rubber flooring is very thick and stiff so getting it under seats and tucked in took me all day. I even left it in the sun to make more flexible but that didn't help.
In order to get it in, I had to remove the trim panels along both doors. without doing so, I was not able to align the holes in "carpet" to get over the "pegs".
Still having done all of this, the drain holes would not line up perfectly. As a result, the drain plugs would not install. They are still too short to extend through the "carpet" and sheet metal. They should have made them deeper and widened the hole to accommodate potential offset. For $1000 it should not be this difficult. I would have returned but I waited 6 months for good weather and now it is too late. Crossing my fingers the cargo area is easier to install (since it is just attached via velcro.
Side note: During the ordering process I tried multiple times to reach out to Armorlite and received no response.

Good luck!

So far I wouldn't recommend this product period, to get the proper fittament you have to remove the seats, the cargo area piece doesn't fit any of the contours of the jeep, and I'm pretty sure the passenger section piece is the completely wrong one because the drain holes are in the wrong place