Entry guards

ENTRY GUARDS

Why Bestop Entry Guards - Okay I went with the name that I know means quality. That was until I saw these things. They are cheap plastic that didn't fit right with very little double sided tape to hold them down. I really wonder where they got them. They will be coming off in the near future when I get my other set.

Additional Parts:
None

Tools Needed:
None

Installation:
1. This is a no brainier. Pull off the strip from the double sided tape, line up between the door edges and press down. Never mind the fact that it doesn't fit and flaps around. Like I said very poor quality on this item.

UPDATE:
I purchased my second set of Entry Guards. These are solid steel with a Rubicon powder coat by Olympic. The tolerances are really close on these and they fit perfectly over the lip. I don't worry about catching anything on these. I should have gotten these in the first place. Oh to pull the old ones off all I did was give it one quick tug and they popped right off. Took a little longer to get the tape off, but not really time consuming. These install the same way as the Bestop's with some double sided tape.

This page last updated: 21-Apr-2008

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