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Hmmm...your latched even look flimsy in comparison to my Bestop hinges. Even the interior side of the fabric looks different on mine (I have the higher level twill) as does the leading edge that rests on the windscreen seal: Sure is looking more and more like it is a knock-off product made...

Also on the latches: on the latches too…

Hey - just for comparison - diving back into this “Bestop Sunrider” vs “Jeep Sunrider” differences…on the drip rail back corner, I have a Bestop label - you have a Jeep label. just wondering - on the rear clamp on both of mine, the is a raised Bestop emblem: Is your clamp the same, or some...

Bill: It's my photo you used above. I keep going back to the fact your Sunrider (with a Jeep label on it) is very different. Here are both of mine: A 2021 JT with a Bestop Sunrider purchased late 2024: (I tried to duplicate the photo of your "Jeep Sunrider" posted above) My 2024 JL with...

My 2021 Overland has done this since day one. Doesn't seem to matter how I position the nozzle. I have become good at estimating how much gas it will take based on the needle position on the gauge - I then watch the pump and slow down the flow manually when approaching my estimated fill. I...

Just installed a Hot Heads liner in my JL's Sunrider this week. Five hour drive yesterday to the beach on both highway and rural roads, headliner performed 100% as advertised...muffled wind and road noise and with 90 degrees outside, it seemed to help a lot with thermal insulation. High...

I think it is fair to say that there is a difference of opinion on "flap up...or flap down". All I can say is...on my '24 JL, when I installed the Sunrider Flap down, it would not seal...I got rain leakage and wind noise. I reviewed numerous videos that led me to the conclusion that I had to go...

Another interesting view/photo would be to see how wide the leading edge is where your Sunrider is supposed to overlap the windscreen frame seal. These are photos of both of mine:

Tried to replicate your photos in your post: Windshield frame: This where I see a big difference from your's The front edge of the Sunrider sits on that windscreen frame seal. It's the same with my JL as well: In your picture, the Sunrider sits further back...looks like it falls behind...

For comparison: Same seal on '21 JT after four years of Sunrider: ''24 JL after 18 months of Sunrider:

We have a ‘21 JT Overland…my wife enjoyed it so much she traded her Mini Cooper for a ‘24 JL Sport S 2-door with the Turbo 2.0. I love my JT, but the JL is way more fun. We use it primarily for our 4 hour runs to the Outer Banks, and a lot of beach driving. I have really become a fan of the 2.0...

Shadow’s Papa: Note that forward attachment point is significantly different than both of mine.

So…something looks very different on your “Sunrider” as opposed to the Jeep’s rails. I went out and tried to replicate your photos on both of my Jeeps, on the left (drivers) side: ‘24 Sunrider on a ‘21 Gladiator: ‘21 Sunrider on a ‘24 Wrangler: To me, both the ‘21 and ‘24 Sunrider look the...

nice and even gap on all doors (Gladiator and Wrangler). I'm at the beach right now with the Wrangler, so it's the only shot I can give you: It sits nice and even on both Jeeps. The fabric sits tight in the drip rail as well. I still contend that the Sunrider is the best, and most useful...

I have a bit of experience with this, and have commented a couple of times about the differences in the seals. I discovered the issue when I moved my 2021 Sunrider from my 2021 Gladiator, and installed it on my 2024 Wrangler. I had the issue with the flaps, that are different on the 2024...

Just please not that if you order them, the driver's side and passenger's side are sold separately.

These are the visors I was talking about. Saw them on Dirt Road Cred. I love them....cuts the sun glare significantly and you still have full windshield visibility. I never use the OEM visors anymore. https://amzn.to/49c1qQo

The picture attached shows the receiver (for lack or a better term) for the Sunrider latch (or the Freedom panel latch) and is held by the two bolts you can see (with sun visor in the down position). I installed some tinted sun visors that have to utilize those two bolts for their hinge. After...

I experienced the same thing after I installed some shaded sun visors that required me to loosen the clamp where the Sunrider hooks in. The clamps are adjustable. I had to go back and adjust them because I could hear wind noise along the leading edge of the Sunrider. Had to adjust to increase...

Yes - warm and toasty...but that might just be the great climate control system in the Jeep. My wife likes to stay warm, so if the Sunrider was not cutting it, she'd insist on the Freedom panels! BTW...we have the twill top on both jeeps. One is a year old and the other four years old. They...