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If you loosen the front seat brackets, it’s easier to install, I took the bolts out of the rear seat and held it up to slide the flooring under, it worked well. The torque for the seat bolts is 55 ft lbs.

I do all my own jeep work and this is one of the most frustrating installs. Plastic pieces do not want to go back. Rubber carpet is very stubborn. Lots of angry face.

How can someone contact you by phone? I was given a wrong part. Your website form will not download to fill out. Thank you.

This doesn't look like it works for jeeps without the woofer

Probably a good video if we knew what kind of vehicle it was

Got mine last year!! Love it!!! Wish there was no carpet in a JEEP 🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️

Do you nave anyone checking email? I have been waiting for days to hear back. Went to Facebook and sent message and auto replay said to send email!

I just ordered the full kit. Could you guys make a video on cutting out the hole for the alpine sub in the rear.

when do you think the bronco version will be available

Any plan to make some caps to cover seat holddowns for those not using rear seats?

Thank you for posting this video. Can you advise on how the sub sounds covered up and if it’s impacted at all?

Great work!! Nice install.. I’ve been eyeing this floor system..

At least get the woman a proper sized set of gloves.

There’s a vertical screw under the floor mat posts. Is that supposed to stay there?

Do you offer extended drain plugs for those of us with sound dampening installed? Mine keep pulling out.

Does the water find its way between the plastics and the armorlite and then underneath it?

Did everyone notice a heat and sound difference once it was installed? I find it odd that the expensive pricing is the same for the 2 and 4 dr models and I haven't heard how much better it made the ride comfort inside the Jeep.

This was extremely difficult to install. This is a marketing video and is NOT HELPFUL AT ALL. Do better and make something that actually has tips on how to make the installing easier. I had to at a minimum loosen the bolts of the seats and made a crucial mistake of not sliding the mat under the second center console piece that does not pop off. Doing that last was painful, actually painful. I’m also now concerned that if I totally submerge the cabin that I should pull this stuff out and let it dry. At least I know the tricks now I guess if it came to that but wow, what a pain. Thinking I should have rhino lined instead. EDIT: Watching this again she installs both front mats INCORRECTLY under the center console. It will not clip back down into place if it only goes under the unclipped piece 🤦‍♂️

Install is a pain, but the fit is great. No issues with rear seat fitting back in. Good luck getting the front floor mats under the seats haha this video skips the hard parts

Easy to install, bs

I bought the front for my 2 door JK. Cun I buy just the rear? I can’t find an option to purchase the rear only.

Shows me nothing that I wanted to know. Trash instructions.

What if water gets underneath like in a rain storm with the doors and top off ?

Will you design with the terrain style pattern?

Seems like a lot of work when my all weather mats will keep it mostly dry.

This video is very misleading. Installation took hours!

This video is a joke. Been working on installing for 2 days! The flooring is very stiff and does not bend easily. Had to take seats out to install. The mats are great but installation is extremely hard!!!

Sweet!

Probably the worst thing I have installed in my life. It’s freaking amazing how well it looks and feels. But dang did it suck stretching and pulling

I covered both of my seat side shields with 2 layers of good masking tape but still scratched both of them up pretty bad. 😖 FYI guys-

Most jeeps get water intrusion at the front door. It will get in behind the plastic panels. What and how do you prevent water from getting under it?

I was going to do Lizardskin, but this looks to be another same cost and a WAY better option.

You said to remove the floor mat retainers by unscrewing them, then installed flooring with them still in place. Unfortunately I just did the exact same thing, and have to take them back out and do it over.

if only you would ship to canada 😭

the rear install was a major pain for me haha!

By far one of THEE most difficult installs I have done. But man, is it worth it after you're done. Just looks and functions phenomenally.

Not. That. Easy!!

Just installed today and had the same problem. Thanks for the video!

I installed this in my JK over a year now. I really like it alot. That stinky carpet from getting wet and that moldy smell I don't miss it. Not a cheap mod by far, but you get what you pay for. I can't wait until they sell the final back cargo area for my JK. I will definitely be ordering the final piece good riddance to all of that carpet.

More importantly does it cut down on road noise?

Can't wait for the rear cargo/wheel well kit.

I couldn’t finish watching the video. That was one of the most annoying pieces of “music” I’ve ever tried to endure. Made it 5 minutes. Uggg

Does the rear flooring impede access to or use of the underneath storage area in any way?

Why do we have to have the terrible ZZ Top rip off music? Just give us a voiceover explaining what you're doing so we don't have to keep pushing pause or rewatching to read all the instructions.

How does it hold to rain water sipping in from our piece of crap jeep door and roof seal design? Looks like its carpeted under and thats the main reason I pulled my carpet long time ago! My carpet was always wet and smelled like mold after a while from the rain water sipping in and staying under the carpet for days, even now everytime it rains I have water under my mats and if I install your product I'm sure it will still have water sipping in

Have yall considered making something for the side ? Like to cover the back tail gate and the two sides?

Thank you.

the rear seats don't go back in... Flooring to thick for patches to catch.. Any suggestions?

Hey, thanks for the video. You make it look easy. Took me several hours, including a trip to Home Depot. The seats on my 2020 JT needed a Torx socket rather than the T50, and I happened to not have one of those! Other than that, was relatively straightforward. I will say it was unexpectedly hard getting the drain plugs in, especially on the driver front. The mat hole seemed off a bit, even though the rest of the mounting holes were aligned. Anyhow, looks great. Looking forward to the easier cleanup.