Hothead Headliners Highly Recommend! 📷

[rymac986]

I figured they would make a difference, but wow I am impressed! My wife even said that she noticed a big difference in temperature. If you're on the fence about them - just do it!

Installation was a breeze. I took each panel out (including the rear roof) to avoid breathing in or getting powder on the seats from roughing up the area for the adhesive.

Great product!

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[ajkaz]

Love em!!! Very happy with mine as well!!

 

[Burghardphotography]

I am getting these in the mail tomorrow, along with the sound assassin strips. looking forward to experiencing the difference they make.

 

[wv_gladiator]

Love mine too. Big change in sound and temperature. I purchased the sound assassins too.

 

[Jteakus]

How would you guys rate the Hot Heads in a direct comparison with the factory Mopar headliner?

 

[ZoMojave]

How would you guys rate the Hot Heads in a direct comparison with the factory Mopar headliner?

I installed the Mopar headliner in mine. I like a factory look better. I also cut my own Kilmat sound deadening strips to install before the headliner went in. Very nice fit, finish and MUCH quieter now.

 

[Jteakus]

I have the factory headliner in the JL. Ordered the JT with it as well but couldn't get it or bedliner with the diesel engine (WTH?) just looking at all options before I pull the pin.

 

[Jteakus]

Been on Hotheads website looking, they are nice.

 

[rymac986]

I like to keep things as factory-looking as possible, too. To me the Hotheads are very OEM-looking. They do not stand out like an accessory every time you get in. Fitment is !

 

[BigDKY]

Putting mine on this weekend

 

[Randonexplosion]

I installed mine last weekend with the sound assassin strips. Install was easy and it made a big difference with road noise and heat.

Anyone else notice a chemical odor that lingers? Im guessing it is from the sound assassin strips.

 

[sirpercy]

I installed mine last weekend with the sound assassin strips. Install was easy and it made a big difference with road noise and heat.

Anyone else notice a chemical odor that lingers? Im guessing it is from the sound assassin strips.

No chemical odor here. One fo the first things I installed (based on advice here!) and worth every penny.

 

[Timoleon]

My experience with Hotheads has been pretty good. I had a 21 Gladiator Overland that was "liner less". Hotheads and sound assassin strips was a good choice. Notable reduction in sound (less internal and external noise bouncing around) and drop in radiant heat penetration. My wife's Wrangler arrived without factory headliners as well. So, I installed the Hotheads kit for that one (which included Sound Assassin Strips and side window panels. That made a significant difference. If I compare the kit for the Overland with the OEM kit in my 21 Gladiator Rubicon, Hotheads is a better choice.

 

[MDPensFan]

Love my Hotheads liners. They definitely look OEM, were cheaper, and the tan matches my saddle interior perfectly. I will say I recently had to push the liner up to reattach to the top. I did all the surface prep taping as instructed, so it's something I'll keep an eye. It's an easy fix if I have to take it down and add more double-sided tape, but just wanted to note that in case others have had that issue.

 

[Burghardphotography]

I installed mine last weekend with the sound assassin strips. Install was easy and it made a big difference with road noise and heat.

Anyone else notice a chemical odor that lingers? Im guessing it is from the sound assassin strips.

I definitely agree.

Just finished my install of the headliner and sound assassin strips yesterday. I jumped in for a drive this morning, and the new gladiator smell had definitely changed to a different smell entirely. It’s not all that bad smelling, but it is different.

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