Bedrug - Jeep Bedtred | 2011 - 2018 Jeep Wrangler JK 2 Door, Front Floor Liners (Includes Heat Shields) | Grey - 3 pc. | BTJK11F2

I want to like this product but as of this moment, it gets 1 star. The cutouts for the driver’s side seat brackets are not in correct location. The right side bracket needs to shift more to the right to fit, but that would also shift the left cutout, which is currently ok, but leaves about a 1/4” short on the side, showing some floorboard, so it’s not misaligned by install. To make matters worse, I called customer support and after confirming the white sticker had a part number he said is not even in his system (but just under part number, it clearly says 11-14 Jeep JK and I have a 2012), he put me on hold to talk with an engineer. After not being able to reach one, he took my number and said he’d have an engineer call me back. Never got a call. (EDIT: I called them back and they had no answer other than to say “return it).Because it looks well made, otherwise, I’ll happily adjust this one star rating if and when they make good on this, provided it’s done before I have to return it.UPDATE! Using Amazon’s return/replace policy, I got a new set of BedTred. They get dinged one star because even the replacements had the cutouts for the seat brackets in the wrong place. HOWEVER, with a sturdy pair of scissors, I trimmed until they fit, and while that leaves a noticeable gap on the inner brackets (both driver & passenger sides), it’s not horrific. On the passenger side, there was one more piece of necessary trimming; around the bolt and bracket that holds down the center console. Other than that, the front pieces fit really well, enough for me to graciously give 4 stars.MOPAR JK8 CONVERSION OWNERS!: perhaps I was the guinea pig but the mid piece that goes behind the seats DOES NOT FIT! But this is because of the conversion kit, not BedTred. With those same sturdy scissors, you can cut this singular piece into sections and get the coverage needed. It doesn’t adhere as well, but no one can fit behind the seat due to the half cab anyway, so that’s not a big deal.ALPINE BASS UPGRADE OWNERS!: If you are utilizing Alpine’s under the driver’s seat bracket, the wiring will have to go on top of the BedTred under the seat, and is a bit of a pain, but doable. As someone else mentioned in his review, removing the seats would help the install process (I didn’t, and wish I had!). I did remove and reinstall the plastic side panels, which I highly recommend.The last 4 pics are after install completed. Despite the need for trimming/modifying the BedTred to fit around the seat brackets, it fit amazingly well, so I am overall pleased. Closer to a 3.5 star rating, but not able to do half stars, I’ll give them the benefit of 4 stars out of 5.Oh, my Jeep is a 2012 4 door JKU converted to a 2 door halfcab pickup, just for reference, and I only got the front kit since the rear is now a pickup bed.

I went well beyond the install instruction as far as not needing to remove the seats. More work but the final product is amazing. I removed the seats and center console, cleaned all of the flooring, and removed the front portion of the door trim (plastic by the entryway) if I were to do another install, I would do it exactly the same way. With nothing in the way, it made placement perfect. I did not have to fight slipping it under anything and when I placed the console and seats back in, everything lined up beautifully. You can't see the seams or lips and it really does look like it was painted in. All together took ~2 hours. looking forward to do the back half. There is a gap between where the BedTref ends and the OEM carpet begins just in case you thought of only doing the front pieces.

I have a 2013 JK. I had removed the carpet a few months ago because they were beyond repair with my dogs going in and out constantly. I put these in yesterday and my Jeep looks and feels new again. They were a bit of a pain to put in but that's to be expected. I was able to do it all myself in about an hour. They aren't a perfect fit but they are pretty darn close and I'm happy I made this purchase. If you need to replace your carpets I would definitely recommend these based on looks so far. I will update again after a while to report how they are holding up.

This is great, kind of a pain to install but it's doable. I didn't realize it would leave an empty space between the rug under the back seats and the floor. This is my fault for not looking into it before purchasing. The problem will easily be solved by buying the full set including the back and sides of the rear. As for why I got this, my jeep was leaking from the hard top and I needed a non molding floor. After researching rhino lining the whole interior, I found this and it was way more practical. This stuff is great, very form fitted to the floor, and it looks very much like a spray liner. I'd recommend it, but buy the full set if you can afford it!

Ok so here goes. With 4 dogs that routinely go in our vehicles we needed something other than carpet for our 2016 JK 2 door. The BedRug website listed this model as the one to fit (purchased both front and back kits). And it does, kind of. Overall I like this better than the carpet but...First the installation took 3 hours and was a pain from the get go. then the "indents" you are supposed to cut so loops and buckles and such are accessible are not correctly positioned. Once we got things all the way in we realized that we needed to remove some of the side panels so that we could get a better fit and more securely fasten the items. Skip to done and the "molded fits perfectly" is not so, there are some places where it does not hug the panels- mostly the wheel-well area.But it’s tougher and easier to maintain than carpet so I am mostly happy with it. Maybe after some weeks of use it will fit a little better.

This product is not good quality for its price it’s some really cheap material like some foam and foil tape

This product was easy to install and it looks great in my 2door jk

These things fit like a glove. I highly recommend this product! Takes a bit to get in right, but not horrible.