EAG LED Light Windshield Mount Corner Relocate 🚗 Brackets Kit for 07-18 JK: Enhanced Visibility and Easy Installation Review

Excellent brackets. Fits my 2012 jeep perfectly! Addendum: since 3 months the coating has already broken off and the bracket has started to rust. Eventually I'll take them off, peel off the old paint and redo it myself. In general, I like braces, but not their coating. Downgraded to 3 stars.

Perfect fit and looks great! I installed old school KC Lights on it. I like how safe they are. So far it hasn't rusted and has been fairly light. I have a 2016 Jeep JKU. Installation Tip: Place a towel on the hood so you can put tools down without scratching the hood. I like scratches from rocks, not tools.

This is a much heavier material than I thought it would be. A foam pad is attached on the back to prevent damage to the car paint. There were no problems with the alignment of the holes. Arrived well packaged, no damage. I only use one of these as an antenna mount. I had to enlarge the hole for mounting the NMO. The reviews have many complaints about the quality of the painting. I have not seen any problems with the paint, even when I drilled a hole there was no paint chipping. If they rust, I…

A bit disappointed with the quality and lack of QA. I ordered based on the reviews. Whilst I think they will work I am a bit puzzled by the poor workmanship which may be due to the metal clasps rubbing against each other in the packaging. Unfortunately, even with the lights on, it's still visible if someone is watching. I'm not going to fuss too much about this as I don't have much free time to install/work on my jeep so they should work if I want to turn on my headlights.

I bought them not to install lights but to allow the user to mount an antenna on a 15 Jeep JKU. They perform this function well after enlarging the hole (which is why I bought this model - there was room to enlarge the hole and still remain strong). Unfortunately, the decorative strip has flaked off at the front edge and rusted through from there under the paint/varnish. I've already had to strip, paint/coat, sand and repaint 1 pair - others will likely need this as well.