woodman

Has anyone purchased rubber mats and a winsheild cover for the wrangler sport 2010.
I made my own windsheild cover as CTC had nothing that would fit ,and with winter coming i would like a set of front rubber mats to hold the water and melted snow

zrs

We had a set of michelin slush mats we took out of a vehicle we traded in. I've seen 2 styles of these at ctc. We've got the ones with the deeper grooves, and although they don't fit perfectly, they do fit quite well.
You've got a nice looking rig. I really like the black fenders on the sport/rubicon models. It looks like you've got rubi wheels/tires on her. Did yours come like that? I bought a mango tango sport 4dr that came with the wrangler white letter tires. I bought an extra set of rubi tires/wheels for my new baby as well. I plan on using those as snows. Once my bank account recovers, I'm going to look for the sahara 18" tires and wheels, and sell my 17" goodyears on kijiji.

woodman

next time you throw your feet into the jeep see if there is a reference number and i'll look at ctc.
My jeep came laid out like that ,only addition was the AC unit and hitch and 400 watt ac power
supply.

Detonatorunlimited

I havent found a windshield cover but I have the jeep slush mats sold out of the dealer accessory book, they catch all the slush, work well.

woodman

for a windsheild cover i custom cut cardboard ,looks like it will last about 6 months,i don't like the sunlight on the interior and keeps the interior cooler,as far as mats go i am looking at ctc for the michelin ones that are a close fit.
I just love the jeep for driving,but the standar shift keeps me hopping,its even difficult to drink a coffee unless you're out in the open roads.
Standard shift would keep all drivers just driving because it requires the wholer driver and both hands with a co-ordinated foot

dwhite

I love my dealer mats add that custom touch.

woodman

I agree but what were they worth,the ones i looked at were very expensive and with second vehicle its difficult to spend a lot.

sc jeep

buy the dealer ones, fit perfect and don't move around, sad to say that was my first access. on my '10 wrangler sport with 17" wheels and mud terrains

woodman

i know i should have bought jeep mats but i i got the rubber maid from CTC and cut them to fit and its a good fit unless the jeep ones fitted right to the door frame these look A ok.
It would be nice to have a mat that would run from the door frame creating like a dish to catch all snow/rain.
This will be fine for now

wiredup

We just bought a Mountain edition (decal removed, yuck), and the floor matts that come with it look like they will hold 2 litres of water. Not sure of price, but the look good (tire tread) amd work good so far.