Hooke Road Black Steel Front Grab Handles for 1997-2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ & Unlimited

Très beau produits entièrement satisfaits Facile à installer en 2 minutes très solide bonne grip absolument rien à reproché je recommande à 110% merci côté livraison arriver avant sont temps 10/10

Great quality very solid

This grab bar is built just as good as the $90 grabar brand. installs easily and shipped quickly. This thing is rock solid! Much better than the roll bar velcro strap handles. Will save your seats excessive outer corner wear from getting in and out. Remember!!!! 2004-2006 jeep wranglers have a trim piece that will need a hole cut for this to be installed. I used a dremel to slowly increase hole size until trim piece would fit with grab bar installed. There were no instructions included so I used the original grabar company website instructions.

Qualität Verarbeitung top, was schlecht ist Beschreibung wo Bohrung gesetzt werden muß, da sollte man aufpassen und vorher genau probieren bevor man bohrt.

These work great. My boyfriend had these in his Jeep first and I decided I liked them a lot more than the velcro/rollbar grab handles. They're very sturdy and feel more secure to grab onto getting in and out of the Jeep. ------------------------------ Notes on installation: They're relatively easy to install, I would recommend doing ONE BOLT at a time instead of taking both out and lining it up, your roll bar may have enough tension that makes it harder to line everything back up if you take both bolts out at once. Basically take one bolt, loop the handle in, tighten down most of the way, then do the other bolt, repeat, tighten everything down. As the instructions mention if you have an 03-06 TJ your door trim is a little different/has more plastic and you will have to cut part of it to make it fit. I have an 02 so did not have this issue though I did have to loosen it so the handle could fit behind it flush against the windshield. If you don't want to cut the trim you can order the older style door trim and swap it in. If you have a soft top you might find the door surrounds are just in the way enough to make it a little annoying to line up a socket and ratchet straight on. It's more work but I undid my top halfway to get the door surrounds off just to get a more direct aim so the bolt went back in straight. You could also probably use a wiggle/u-joint socket extension if you don't want to take the top part-way off.