Bestop 8104109 Charcoal All Weather Trail Cover for 2007-2018 Wrangler Unlimited, Charcoal/Gray

I ordered this based on a review saying "Just buy it". So I did. I got it out of the box and i have to say it was much heavier than I expected. Very well designed and even with no instruction I would say I had it on my jeep in 15 minutes. Great fit, solid attachment method and it looks like it will do everything I am looking for: emergency rain protection AND to keep junk out when we head to our cabin up north. Excited that I can keep the top and doors off when we go up north. The only issue was that 1 of my straps had the clip sewn on backwards so I had to return it. Still giving this 5 stars for quality, ease of use and function.

This product is sturdy and very very well made.It is quite heavy for a cover but for good reason.I can throw this on with my trail doors, and top down and don't worry about a thing with this cover on.It is thick and secures very nicely inside of the soft top ridges. Of course you have to either remove your soft top ordetach it from the groves on the Jeep. But the fit is incredible and it has come in handy several times when I don't want torun with my top on.Wish you didn't have to take the soft top down to put this on but its a great weather guard for the Jeep.

Great top, easy to install, works for what we need. I knew that it wouldn't fit with the factory soft top tilted down out of the way, so we remove that. I didn't account for it not working well with a light bar installed on the top of the windshield. I didn't even think about that. Installed, it is a bit loose up by the light bar as I cannot pull it down snug against the windsheild. This leaves a small gap at the bottom of the front door areas. I had to fold my mirrors in on my tube doors in order to get the cover to fit.If you have a light bar or side mirrors, this will not fit snug as designed.That said, it is still much better than using a tarp and bungee's to keep the jeep dry. I would have rated this a 5 star as it would have worked perfectly with the light bar (not gone down so far on the windshield) and side mirrors.The quality is great, and this would be perfect for a user without those accessories.

Once I figured out how it went on, the top lined up really well and I was able to snug it up good and tight. I don’t see any sags or gaps so it’s down to how waterproof the fabric is when it rains. I question if the storage bag will be usable since I’ll need to REALLY know how to fold it perfectly and then flatten it. The whole thing is fabricated well and looks like it’ll last if used occasionally…not so sure it’s a long-term cover but I wouldn’t doubt it could do the job.

This cover is flippin' perfect! To the nay-Sayers that whine about it sagging or leaking... I hate that I actually hesitated for more than a year because I believed you. The thing is though, you're just not bright. Do you not know how physics works?? I read your dumb review and perceive that the fabric is not nearly waterproof or even water resistant... you're missing a screw or two.This thing is THE solution to not having a garage in the summer. Even if you have one, what happens when out and about and a storm pops up (I'm looking at you Florida). The material is thick and very water resilient! It's got a soft fleece like underside, so unlike the tarp I've used from time to time it won't haze my beautiful paint job. Just get it. Do it. Don't listen to the babies saying, "omg water pooled in it and it stretched the seams and caused it to leak"... buy a piece of pvc pipe and lay it from bow to stern on top of the roll bars, 5 bucks and it will keep it from pooling. If you ever had a bikini top you know it is going to sag. Some people just need to trade in their wrangler for a liberty... and I need to not listen to their silly complaints.

Like tents, if there’s a seam, don’t trust it. If you go into this purchase with that in mind you’ll be fine.Also, like a new tent, I put seam sealer on all seams and silicone spray the entire surface. Why, because water finds a way to ruin any plan of keeping dry.I also have a wooden broom stick with a foam pipe insulator on it that I place on the center line under the cover. I did so with a tarp I used in the past. This allows for water to run off to the side instead of pooling in the center and ultimately seep into the seam on top of the cover.The fit is good and I did have to undo the straps and feed up from the bottom of my side step on one side, as the body catch piece wouldn’t fit between the step and side of vehicle. Not a big deal. However, one of the straps in the rear of the cover was too short, probably a side strap placed during assembly at the manufacturer or seller. Currently waiting on a replacement, and I rigged up some paracord to extend To the number in order to use.Worked like a charm the first use when it rained, and the second “Noah event” last night.