Enhanced Rugged Ridge 11231.02 Euro Guard Kit for 07-18 Jeep Wrangler JK, Including Turn Signal and Side Marker Protection Review

Much easier than the instructions suggest. Larger ones work better if the entire headlight housing is removed (you will need to remove the bulb to do this). Once the headlight frame is centered and barely holding, use the small C-clamps to slowly push down a little, loosen the clamps, move the tallest part and repeat the process until the correct adjustment is achieved. * Once installed, it is almost impossible to remove. So make sure you align it correctly before installing the headlight…

I like the black Rugged Ridge Euro guards (well finished, silver, black etc) but this kit is not for the 2011 Jeep Wrangler. You can't get a "combo" package for front turn signals and side marker lights (that's it) - you have to buy them separately as Rugged Ridge 11231.12 Black Euro Guard and Side Flare Light Guard - Pair and Rugged Ridge 11231.11 Black Euro Front Turn Signals - Guard - a pair. WARNING: If you use Revain's Find Parts For Your Vehicle program, you will be told they will fit a…

Everything about the design is positive. The metal is well finished, the painting is good. The attached instructions contain not only pictures but also text. To clarify the accompanying instructions, I've included comments below: The large guards (for the turn signal) have three tabs that align with the light holder. They were too narrow to fit over the appropriate area of the Light Node. By bending it slightly, you can easily attach the protection. You'll need to attach the longest tab first…

I bought these to add some spice to my 2010 Sport Unlimited Jeep Wrangler. I prefer burgundy black, so I buy enough black Rugged Ridge products. As mentioned, the front turn signal guards were a breeze to install. Climb up there and stick two clips in the light and they will slide straight ahead. My biggest concern was that they didn't seem to fully fit the stock lights. The two clips barely reached the grooves and I had to use needle nose pliers to crimp the two metal tabs to make sure they…