SHOULD YOU REMOVE THE CARPET FROM YOUR JEEP??
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- Should you remove the carpet from your jeep.
Having a jeep can be dirty work, would it be better just to remove the carpet or just keep it clean?
In this video we talk about removing the carpet from the inside of your Jeep Wrangler and we go over some the pros and cons of having carpet and not having carpet in your Jeep Wrangler, a lot of people will remove the carpet from there jeep to make cleaning so mush easier after going on a 4 wheel driving trip but it all deeps on how you are going to use your 4x4/ jeep and what kind of 4x4work you will be doing..
Let me know what your thoughts are about removing the carpet from your Jeep Wrangler in the comments.
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Should we keep the carpet? Let me know what you think.
Get rid of it.
Yes my Jeep is 20 years old and the floor is rusted by the carpet. Jeeps are cool because the interior is the same color as the exterior. My Jeep is yellow and looks amazing inside with no carpet.
Nice, hopefully it is not to much rust, yeah that is so true, it follows really nicely
I guess it’s nice since it’s fairly easy to take it out and put it it back in depending on what you’re doing
Yeah definitely and because it’s a easy space to work with you can always make up a new floor etc depending on what you need.
Herculining the interior of my YJ tub is one of the best things I ever did for it. I *never* have to worry about dirt of any kind, nor the odd solvent spill (think of taking a bunch of five gallon cans to the gas station). I can hose it out any time.
I kept the carpet so that if I ever wanted to I could Velcro it down on top of the Herculiner. But that carpet has been in my attic so long that I doubt it's still usable.
Incidentally it gets pretty cold where I am, but the copper/brass heater core in my YJ does so well that carpet isn't much of a factor. I have no problem driving round with the soft top on at -30°.
KC9UDX nice, hahahahaha that’s definitely one of the biggest advantages of not having carpet. Would be interesting to pull it out and have a look. That’s the Jeep life, sounds perfect 👌
@@Whiteandsonsgarage just be careful with the Herculiner. You don't wanna get it on yer hootus...
How's the heat? And noise? I want to do this also
@@tomasgarcia6547 the heat is amazing. The noise is, well, I'm not sure if it's different or not. But the thin carpet that came with my YJ didn't do much for that. Plus, between the tyres and exhaust, my YJ is too loud to do much about it anyway.
This is why I am purchasing the Armorlite system. Washable and has a sound heat barrier system. Definitely worth the investment I simply can't do carpet anymore to much work and it gets wet game over. The smell alone plus mold no thank you.
Nice, that sounds really good, thanks for letting me know, nothing worse than wet carpet. I will definitely be having a look at that. Thanks
Exactly. I have German shepherds, after a few trips with them a d the sand from beaches. Dust and mud in the trails, it would take me hours to get it clean. I pulled it out. Put armorlite, 15 min and it's done, plus it's quieter. And less heat. And they use recycled materials 20% but they are going to use more in the future.
You can line it and have carpet its quieter and temps are nicer and its easy to remove and hose off
Jim Woods yeah great idea, that might be the way to go, best of both worlds. Thanks mate
Instantly got a like for 3 reasons. 1: good video. 2: caaapet 3: I laughed so hard when you said were talking about washing stuff out through the holes. Sand, barf pee.. drugs. Hahahaha
Hahaha thanks really appreciate it, I am glad you liked it.
That is a hard one, i love having it in but hate having to keep it clean very week.
It is, I did take it out for a couple of week... now it is back in and is saying in.
Dog vomit and drugs! The Jeep life.
I never saw a Jeep with carpet until I bought a 2003 Wrangler. Previous 4 wheel drive vehicles I had driven were either bare metal or rubber/vinyl flooring, so one could wash out the constant mud and dog vomit. I still have the Wrangler but no dogs. After all these years, the carpet is about as nasty as can be imagined. It has got to go. Carpet in a Jeep just seems like a really dumb idea.
Rubber floor would be absolutely amazing
My solution has been to have rubber mats (with a deep tread pattern) everywhere in the Jeep. - then, after a beach trip, we just pull the mats out and hose THEM down. there's still a little sand that gets on to the carpet, but nothing a little vacuum cant handle. If I cared. I don't actually care that much. I (try to) keep the front clean and the back seat nice for occasional passengers, but the back - that's kind of MY territory. It's more about organizing back there (especially now that I'm shoving everything above the roll bar ha ha), and the big ol' rubber mat takes care of everything else. SO, for me, it's carpets IN.
Dude and the Bear. Nice, I think that might be the go, definitely a great idea, kinda best of both worlds. Hahahahaha that’s a great idea 😉. Thanks mate
Anyone have any tips on how to keep the factory carpet lining from moving around? Mine will not stay in place :(
Do you have tie down points in the back?
Check out bedtred carpet. It's like bedliner but can hose it out
This actually looks like a cool product - both a waterproof carpet like liner, and a moulded tread liner that looks sprayed... and they ALL come with heat shields underneath. Not as expensive as I expected.
Looks great, thanks guys, might be something to have a think about.Thanks
The carpet is coming unglued.. back and front floor, how hard to take it up then glue back down?
What year Jeep is it? The carpet in my Jeep’s haven’t been glued.
@@Whiteandsonsgarage It is a 2015 wrangler 2 door..
Falling down on the sides in the back
Coming down from below the shifter area on the passenger side.
Didnt know if I could just take it out, clean the jeep n carpet, put it back in with tape?
I never drive it in snow/salt.. less that 14,000 miles on it...
The back seat has not been in it since the day I brought it home.. that is for the dog
How much trouble is it to remove carpet n put it back in
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@@BuddyBullwinkel oh nice, yeah I think that is what most people are doing, just some double sided 3m tape would do the trick, nice, good low kms on it.
I have the carpet in and pulled my plugs but the carpet wont mildew? I'm letting them drive and pulled the plugs, stupid rain water leaked in.. thanks again..
That sucks, did you take it all the way to let it dry?
no. But I got a civic for a year now I got a 2022 four door all blacked out willys wrangler. had a 2 door 2013 wrangler when I posted this. New owner seems to be doing fine aha no water leaks in the new one aha @@Whiteandsonsgarage
No to removing carpet, unless you have a dog apparently. But my TJ didn't come with carpet. They badly spray lined it but had really nice rubber floor mats. Well one thing I noticed was that it was so loud and hot inside. I eventually installed the stick down sound deadener along the transmission tunnel and back floor, then carpeted the back half of the TJ floor. The noise and heat went down significantly. I still want to carpet the front and may just buy the bedrug for the front install. Anyone that rode in it before and after really noticed the difference. I can even have a conversation in the Jeep now. Don't get me wrong, it's still a TJ and loud, but the decimals went down enough to make it more comfortable for myself and passengers.
gigasipke yeah I think keeping it will be the best thing to do, must be a tj thing, anything to make driving a little bit better. Would you go with the Bedrug? I have heard good things about them. Thanks mate
@@Whiteandsonsgarage I would go with the Bedrug, I actually followed your carpeting video and picked up a roll of marine carpet to do the back half. However the front will be a little more complex so Bedrug would be simpler.
gigasipke awesome, how do you find the Marine carpet in the back? Yeah would probably be the way the to go.
It's the Raptor Liner life for me ;)
jeepinaustralia nice 👌, lots of people are doing it 👌
Agree just did it 3 days ago. My first jeep had it and i loved it. My jeep now had carpet and i hated it after 3.5 years and finally sprayed it.couldnt be happier. Road noise is louder but its a jeep who care.
insane
Just my opinion, keep the carpet and toss Rugged Ridge cargo and floor mats in for easy cleaning. Worth the investment.
Thanks, it is definitely a lot nicer and more comfortable with carpet in
I never take the Jeep off-road, so there's no reason not to have carpet.
Definitely, better to keep it comfortable and looking clean 👌
If you have a TJ I would say no. My feet burn up thanks to my dumbass
Aaron Ward hahahahaha I know how you feel, will you be putting carpet back in?
CHEAP JEEPER no i am going to put some heat shielding on the tub between the transmission and tub.
CAAAAAAPET
Definitely
No keep the carpet
Jim Woods I think so
Remove it, armorlite it.
Definitely thinking about it, would make it so much easier to clean 🧼