2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK (4 Door) - Soft Top Headliner
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Product Description
Hothead Headliners has been proudly making Premium Jeep Wrangler hardtop & soft top headliners in the USA since 2009. Every single Jeep headliner produced is custom-made, which produces a much higher quality than you would get from a factory with assembly lines. We take a lot of pride in our products and have been improving them over the years to deliver you an even better Jeep experience!
Our Hothead Soft Top Headliners are designed to work with all factory soft tops and they will also work with the Bestop Trektop (with frame). They may work with other after-market soft tops (with frame), but they will not work with any frame-less soft tops. If you have questions regarding your specific soft top, please feel free to contact us at any time.
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- Insulates against the outside temperatures
- Reduces road & wind noise while improving your Jeep's acoustics
- Easy installation in about 30 minutes
- Look great!
- Doubles as a sun shade
- Made in the USA!
- 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed!
Product Details
Hothead Soft Top Headliner
2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK (4 Door)
- Cost: $259
- Outer layer: 1/8" padded outside fabric
- Middle layer: 2ply, non-tear Radiant Barrier layer for additional insulation properties
- Inner layer: 1/8" padded inside headliner fabric
- FREE Shipping within the Contiguous USA!
*We will be making Soft Top Headliners for additional Jeep years/models in the near future.
Soft Top Product [Videos]
Soft Top Headliner Product [Video]
This video features the Hothead Soft Top Headliner, how it's made and the materials that make it up.
Soft Top Headliner Installation [Video]
In this video we, show how to install our Hothead Soft Top Headliner in your 2007-2015 Jeep JK Wrangler (2 or 4 door).
Header Bar Velcro Installation [Video]
This video demonstrates how to install Velcro on the front header bar for Hothead Soft Top Headliners.
2 Door Installation [Video]
This video shows the additional steps needed to install your Hothead Soft Top Headliner into your 2007-2015 Jeep Wrangler JK (2-door).
Trek Top Installation [Video]
This video shows you how to install your Hothead Soft Top Headliner if you have a Trek Top. We demonstrate how to install by making two small cuts in your Soft Top Headliner when you have a Trek Top.
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United StatesVery Happy with the Headliner
Hotheads exceeded my expectations. The quality and install (video was very helpful) of this headliner was top notch. Also, extremely happy with the customer service from order acknowledgement to tracking details. Will definitely coming back for my next purchase!
Hothead Headliners
Hi Neil, we're very glad to hear that we exceeded your expectations with both our products and customer service. Thank you for the 5-star review!
United StatesAMAZING PRODUCT
I love this product! Has provided a very noticeable difference with retaining heat and reducing the road noise on the highway! HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. This company is great and fast shipping as well!
United StatesVery pleased with my headliner! It is extremely well made, surprisingly effective, and a very attractive product!
Preface: I've owned my old TJ since 2009 and she has undergone many transformations in that time. Perhaps its my age, but road noise and cold weather has been more annoying than it used to be. That said, I knew the solution for the body tub was to insulate. I thought I was out of luck as far as wind and thermal insulation for my soft top. For once I was happy to be wrong. I heard about Hothead Headliners on one of the Jeep forums so I looked them up. I liked what I saw but waffled about the price. At the time, I had literally every console, seat, nut, bolt, and piece of carpet of the old TJ. I did not use the "Sound Assassin" product but something similar as a base layer for sound deadening. I decided to take a chance and see if the headliner would add just that bit of extra insulation above my head since I was replacing the softtop and header bar anyway. I am very glad I did because all told the combination transformed my ride. Unboxing: The product came well packed, and quality was evident right out of the box. The grommets and stitching are solid all around, this is not some thrown together Chinese product marketed on Amazon. No, this thing is obviously designed by and used by people who know Jeep soft tops. I can't speak to the hardtop headliners but i'd bet money they are very good as well. Installation: I ended up missing a key piece to complete my installation. There is a 1"x30" continuous piece of male velcro (hook and loop) that attaches to the windshield header of the TJ. (It is very important to use the adhesion promoter so this stays in place just fyi). Well that velcro was left out of my shipment by accident. Not a big deal, trip to home depot and I was able to finish. Attached are a few photos of the underside as well as one unboxing photo of package contents. Customer Service: AMAZING! I texted/emailed Hothead Headliners about the missing piece and they were going to ship me the Velcro. As with most DIY Jeep guys, I am impatient and unwilling to let my Jeep sit waiting on parts when I can avoid it. So I let them know I had solved the issue and sent them a copy of my receipt and asked if they could just pay me back the $24 for the Velcro or whatever. Instead, they refunded me $29.95 which is the price they charge for a replacement piece of the same Velcro. I honestly expected some pushback as they already had my money and it was my impatience that resulted in the extra expense on my part. The honest and transparent way this was handled cemented this company's reputation for me. I will buy from them again in the future! Results: I am blown away that I waited so long to insulate my Jeep. Its like a different vehicle. I also insulated under the hood and in the engine well as much as I possibly could and addressed rust, paint, fading, cracked, etc wear and tear on each piece as I went through. It took me about 10 days in all but the results are truly impressive. If you are thinking of getting a headliner, I strongly suggest also doing the body tub and adding a hood liner.
United StatesA must have
This headliner subdues a significant amount of wind and exterior noise, and permits the interior to be climate controlled easier. Install was simple too.
United StatesPurchase Worthy!
Installation was easy. I can already tell that it helps with sound, smell, and warmth. I look forward to the warmer months and possibly getting a sunshade. Thank you