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Use Savadicar Rain Gutter Extensions To Extend Jeep Wrangler JK JKU Hardtop Rain Gutter
As Jeep Wrangler JK owners know, the rain gutter of the original Jeep car was too short. When you open the door on a rainy day, the rainwater on the roof will flow through the rain gutter to the front door to wet the front passengers and the front seats. In response to this situation, Savadicar Product Team designed and developed this rain gutter extensions to extend the length of the rain gutter on the hardtop of the original car, change the rainwater flow direction of the original car diversion groove, and guide the rainwater to the Wrangler windshield to prevent passengers and seats were wetted by rain.
Compatible Models:
- Compatible with 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Jeep Wrangler JK JKU 2 Door & 4 Door All Models ( Hard-Top )
What improvements have we made?
Savadicar product team values customer review and user experience. We have improved and upgraded the product on the basis of collecting customer reviews and user experience of the first-generation Rain Gutter Extensions product. Savadicar Product Team Redesigned the first-generation product, extended the rear installation slot, changed the paste installation method to the socket installation method. So that the Savadicar Rainwater Deflector will be easier to be embedded in the rain gutter, and make the installation more firmer, not easy to fall.
Do Not Fit for Soft Top
Savadicar Rainwater Deflector is designed based on the jeep wrangler jk jku freedom panel hard-top rain gutter and is not compatible with the soft top rain gutter. Therefore, we do not recommend using this product for jeep car owners with soft tops.
Use Nail-free Adhesive to Seal the Gap
Since there is a cushion rubber band between the free panel and the front windshield, this rubber band will hinder the savadicar rain gutter diverter. Therefore, Savaidcar Product Team deliberately left gaps in the design of the product to deal with the rubber bands with different convex shapes. After the installation is complete, please be sure to use the nail-free glue inside the product package to seal the gap to prevent rainwater from flowing out of the gap.
Prevent Rain Pouring Into The Jeep Car
After the rainwater deflector is installed, it can effectively reduce the rainwater flowing into the door, prevent rainwater from wetting the internal passengers and front seats and keep the seat and foot pads dry and clean.
Mark E Champlin
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2024
Easy install. Diverts water as described. Wish it were metal though as first car wash easily snapped 1 in half. Cheaply made.
Danielle G.
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2024
After someone sideswiped my jeep and they made repairs, it had water coming in down the door seal. These fixed the problem. No more water!
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2024
Good
Chance A.
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024
This product is great but I have some concerns. If you have a light bar on the top of your jeep this complicates installation of the drains and it complicates the removal or installation of the hard top. Mine have recently just broke over some hassle with the installation of the hard top. I hope the maker of these switches to silicone to allow more flexibility.
Roland
Reviewed in Canada on July 4, 2023
Do not get this is junk, the fit sucks
David R.
Reviewed in Canada on July 21, 2023
J'ai été obliger de mettre du silicone pour remplir les espaces lors de l'installation. Ne se rend pas au joints du pare-brise.
Rocky
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2023
Unfortunately didn’t help
Nrgizr11
Reviewed in Canada on March 15, 2023
Easy to install, I have yet to have a leak through the doors of my 2013 JK. I wish I had found these sooner.
Richard M. Northrup
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2023
These appear to be the solution to an obvious design flaw by Jeep, but they don't live up to the billing. The video shows just sliding them on and putting in a little silicone, however, there is a curved design in the molded part that pushes the channel away from the drip rails so that they would only catch half of the water. I realize that you have to put silicone in to seal it, but the gap is so large, that you'd have to use a lot and it would then be siliconed to the rubber trim around the windshield. This would rip apart every time you took off the roof panels. I bought them for my wife, so I used a Dremel to grind down the plastic mold slightly and then added a small piece of aluminum to divert the water towards the channel. This should make it work and not attach itself to the windshield, but time will tell. This seems like something very easy to fix in the manufacturing mold and I shouldn't have to do all these alterations just to make them work. I would NOT recommend them unless they reworked this problem.
MJD_JR
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2023
Good concept. Terrible execution. In order for them to channel water at all you’ll need to used black silicone that comes with it. They don’t fit the contour of the front of the windshield pillar. They also rub like crazy. They’re terrible. Find something else.
Gary
Reviewed in Canada on March 24, 2022
Easy to install, and they function well.
FAST FRED
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2022
Received my gutter deverter late. At first look at the placement it did not look like it will fit. If you move it forward a bit and look at the bottom of the deverter it get closer to the bottom edge. Not to far forward as it has to slide into the groove at the bottom of the gutter. With our palm of your hand hit the deverter and it will snap into the groove. After it snap in slide the deverter back until it's in place. Then put the sealant to stop amy leak that you see and your installed the deverter on your jeep.
shu
Reviewed in Canada on October 17, 2021
Not fit
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