Bushwacker - Trail Armor, Front Hood Guard | Fits 2018-2025 Jeep Wrangler JL 2-Dr.; 2018-2025 Jeep Wrangler JL (Includes 4XE); 2020-2025 Jeep Gladiator, Black | 1-Piece 14093

This looks amazing! Sturdy, easy to install. It’s not high at all- which looks very streamlined

The Bushwacker hood guard went on in a jiffy. I’m talking 15 minutes tops. Most important thing is making sure you prep your surface with the alcohol prep wipes. Let it air dry before trying to do the application. As you start to prepare that application size it up before you peel off any of the adhesive backers make sure it’s fitting where you want it. I did do a slight trim on some of the plastic on the one edge was just a little bit further down than the other Side, no big deal. To get started follow the instructions but let me give you a tip, pull about 6 to 8 inches of that adhesive backer away on the top two strips and the bottom two strips and let them dangle when you place it onto the hood and then start moving it outward left to right, 6 to 8 inches at a time pressing hard along the way behind you. This will do two things, that gives you something to pull on that tape without having a pry back up to reach under it to get the next one started and as you press as you go, you’re bonding the adhesive to the hood. Mine looks great and it’s functional. It actually does reduce the bug splat onto the glass of the windshield. It’s a low profile. It looks great and I’ve gotten many compliments. I highly recommend.

Very nice and definitely protects from rock chips, etc... highly recommend...

Fit my 2025 Wrangler Rubicon like a glove. Great quality. Easy to install. Good adhesion.

This is my experience and may not be yours... so take it with a grain of salt. I opted to not remove all of the tape backing when I applied since I was concerned about getting it aligned correctly. I don't know if that was smart or not. What I do know is that it was a pain, not overly difficult, just a pain, to remove the backing while trying to hold up part of the unit and not lose the tape already working. A pain, but was doable. The hardest aspect was grabbing the backing to start it. I ended up using a flashlight, tweezers, and a crick in my neck. The end result looks great though. I know I would have messed it up trying it all at once.With tape being a necessary evil I will leave it at that. no +/-My only desire would be to have had it wrap under my hood, even if it was just with tape. There would be no edge to have the wind constantly tugging at.Will it fail? I'll just keep an eye on it and upgrade if/when a major issue. I am not anticipating a big issue though. so.... LOL It looks great so I will call it good for now..

I recently purchased a Jeep hood bug deflector and I have to say, I'm absolutely thrilled with it! This is the first time I've used any kind of bug deflector on my Jeep, and it has been one of best add ons to the vehicle.The deflector is extremely well-made and fits my Jeep perfectly. It was easy to install and took less than 5 minutes to do so. The deflector is made of a light weight material that I'm sure will hold up for a long time.Since installing the deflector, I've noticed a significant reduction in the number of bugs and debris hitting my windshield while driving. This has made my daily commute much more enjoyable, as I no longer have to worry about constantly cleaning my windshield.Overall, I highly recommend this Jeep hood bug deflector to any Jeep owner. It's a small investment that will make a big difference in the appearance and functionality of your vehicle. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!

Love the new look it gives to PhinsUp !!!

In case anyone else was wondering, this fits the Mojave hood, no problem.