🚪 Seven Bears Door Sill Guards for 2018-2019 Wrangler JL/JLU, 2020 Gladiator JT - Black Entry Guards (4-Door) - Shop Now Review

Very good quality. It's hard plastic, just so you know. It's quick and easy to apply and looks great. They come with small application wipes and each pack has been dry. I just brushed really well and let it dry before applying.

Bought these for my JLU as Mopar is overpriced for what they are. They fit great and the glue is amazing! It took time to be at the beach while hiking in the sun. Definitely protects the paint from shoes and dirt!

Great addition! They protect the painted door sill trim. They also give a great look with the doors closed. So far they have held up with no problems. I just made sure to hold them down for about 30 seconds after installing them to make sure they were ok. I definitely recommend them!

They protect the sills very well, but they don't cover all the exposed painted areas. I thought they would fit me until I removed the doors. When the doors are closed, we tend to put our feet right in the area that the guards don't cover. Didn't think about it before buying. But they do a good job of preventing scuffs.

I thought the Jeep logos on the grille gave it a nice touch and a more authentic look. They were easy to use. I used a blow dryer with duct tape for extra hold. I would have liked the bumper protector to be a bit longer. I hope they hold up well over time. I love the idea of extra protection getting in and out of my jeep.

I've been using this on my Jeep for a few months and it's holding up amazingly. The quality of the plastic is the same as Mopar's, which is twice as good. This is a good option for those who do not want to spend money on doorsteps. The application is pretty simple. Be sure to clean and use the included prep pads. At the moment there are no signs of recovery. All changes will be updated.

The kit includes everything you need for installation, but if you want a cleaner look you will need to contour it with a blow dryer. You see, they are made of semi-rigid polypropylene, not rubber. Therefore, they need to be softened with a heat gun if you want them to better stick to the door sill. Pretty easy to install and should do a good job of protecting the area covered, although they are small so you have to be careful where you step. I think they will do a good job.