Reviews for Dirtydog 4X4 Front & Rear Sun Screen for 07-18 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited JK 4 Door

Perfect for beating the sun, these sunshades are great quality and work well

Installation was a little confusing with the instructions provided as the black and white images were a little unclear, but I downloaded a video of the installation and it went on very easy after that. Nice and tight, no noise, couldn't ask for better.

Easy to install once I watched the videos on their website. A little difficult to install the front tops with the screen installed.

Awesome product. I bought the dual roof screen plus the long single screen just so I can take off the front w/o having to disturb the rear passengers. The New Orleans Sun is a beast in August and September, and so far I haven't had to wear a hat with these screens attached. They also cut out the unexpected wind gust while driving on the interstate/hwy. This usually happens when I drive w/o doors. I was a little nervous with the color match, but the screen matched well with the Hydro paint (pics added). Its well worth the buy.

Awesome product. Exactly what I wanted/needed.

Definitely provides good protection from the sun, even light rain...

Took a moment to get installed, more hassle than difficult.

Works very well in keeping the harsh New Zealand sun off, the front section didn’t quite fit as per the instructions but that could be because mine is an export model, I managed a work around, so not an issue, very little noise is generated from it. I leave it on all the time which you can do even when the soft top is up. Would recommend.

OK if if if you have the hard top off. You cant really mount the front panel with just the freedom panels off which is a bummer. The path the loops should run though are too tight to snake though.

Shock cord broke on passenger side, brand new out of box/bag. got as a gift. was purchased at christmas. I'm out of luck for returning. time consuming to install, should have asked for a regular bikini top instead.

I sent it back and ordered a Spiderwebshade which was a much more universal fit that didn't require removing panel trim.