SHEAM Anti-Slip Gas Pedal Brake Pedal Covers, Foot Pedal Pads Kit Compatible with 2018-2024 Wrangler JL JLU 4XE Gladiator JT Brake and Gas Accelerator Pedal Covers Aluminum No Drilling 2 PCS

These pedals worked great and are well made ,plus they matched my deadman pedal perfectly.

The pedals are great, but something this important, that could potentially mean the difference between life and death, you would think they would provide decent set screws. one of the set screws was either already stripped out or perhaps the allen wrenches provided didn't fit the set screws. either way, I would expect better quality for something at this price.

I swear I am gradually becoming a driving billboard for SHE’AM products. And once again, they have not disappointed in their quality.I’ve owned my dead pedal for close to a year at this point, also from SHE’AM, and these pedals finally complete the look.Installation was relatively simple. The old brake pedal pad pulls off, and the new one installs in the exact same way. The gas pedal, however, has to attach to the existing pedal, and it does this through the use of 2 brackets (top and bottom) and three set screws. It took a little finagling as the area is pretty cramped. If you really want to, I suppose you could pop the gas pedal assembly off and then install, but it’s not necessary.Grip wise/comfort wise: I usually wear boots when I drive, so I haven’t noticed any difference here. And the added thickness on the gas pedal is so miniscule that I didn’t even notice it at first.Stylistically: I like them. They have a very rugged appearance, and the choice of materials does not disappoint. Plus, they match my dead pedal. My only complaint is that both the dead pedal and the brake pedal “slant” the same direction, while the gas pedal “slants” the other direction. That does bug me a bit, but honestly it’s not a big deal.I am a little concerned about how this will perform when wet, but it’s going to be a hot minute before I can accurately test that given that we are officially into the dry season where I live.As for these being “unnecessary,” I have never felt that replacing your pedal pads was necessary unless your factory ones were completely worn out or broken. These are no exception. But again: stylistically, they look pretty darn good without sacrificing usability or utility.

These are relatively easy to install. They are rubber backed with aluminum front casings. The rubber is pressed between the cutouts of the aluminum to make the not slip. No tools required. It came with the allen wrenches needed. I think these are overpriced at $63 but they are a good look if you ever look at your pedals. These fit our 2020 JLUD well.