Transform your Jeep Wrangler into an armored beast with the
Windshield Frame Cover Armor Set. This innovative
product is specifically designed to fit various models from 2007 to
2018, including the Sport, Sahara, and Rubicon editions. Why settle
for ordinary when you can add a unique flair that stands out on the
road? This armor set combines a roof visor and a cowl into one
cohesive package, presenting an aggressive design
that exudes strength and style.
Installation...
Show more Transform your Jeep Wrangler into an armored beast with the Windshield Frame Cover Armor Set. This innovative product is specifically designed to fit various models from 2007 to 2018, including the Sport, Sahara, and Rubicon editions. Why settle for ordinary when you can add a unique flair that stands out on the road? This armor set combines a roof visor and a cowl into one cohesive package, presenting an aggressive design that exudes strength and style.
Installation is moderately simple, although some drilling is necessary for proper fitting. Once installed, you'll appreciate the added super protection it offers around the A-pillar and cowl area. But that's not all. The outer sun visor serves a dual purpose by shading drivers and passengers from harsh sunlight, allowing for a more comfortable ride.
One of the standout features is the integrated center LED lights, highlighted by four powerful 18W LED spotlights that drastically contribute to improved visibility during nighttime adventures. Constructed from heavy-duty materials, the main body of the armor set utilizes 11-gauge steel, while the mounting bracket is crafted from 9-gauge steel, ensuring toughness that can withstand any rugged terrain.
The armor's exterior showcases a textured black powder coat that doesn't just look good, but offers durability while a premium E-coating process provides long-lasting corrosion resistance. Adding to your peace of mind, this product comes with a two-year manufacturer warranty and lifetime customer support, making it a reliable investment for any Jeep enthusiast.
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