Thank you for watching!! We have yet to make a video for those tail light guards as of yet, but stay tuned! Always possible for one to pop up here. -Zach
They look awesome, but I find they are not necessarily great for northern climates. Mine is just over a year old and all of the paint is peeling off, leaving behind am ugly whitish aluminum surface. Again, not ideal for salty cold climates, but look awesome. Wish I lived south!
Aftermarket companies like RuggedRidge have been making light guards similar to this going back to the YJs and CJs, so it's not a new idea! Some people just really like the look and added protection from trail debris. -Zach
@@cassias456 it's not about the Jeep, it's about calling something "Euro", like that's supposed to be some sort of exotic thing. I've seen plenty of pictures and videos of European cars in Europe, and none of them have these things over the headlights. They called it an Elite Euro Guard....is that supposed to mean that it protects the Jeeps headlights from Euros?. Hell, back in the 80s Chevy even produced s special edition Celebrity and called it the Eurosport. Labeling something with a phrase like "Elite", or "Euro" , or doubly worse when you combine the two, is a stupid marketing ploy to make something seem far more exotic than it actually is. Because when you get down to it, what this Euro Guard actually is, is a five-cent piece of aluminum, that features a "Unique Geometric Design" and it's sold for 50 bucks.
@@extremeterrain If it's a light guard....then call it a light guard. Stop dreaming up gawdy faux exotic names like Elite Euro Guard... I know it's not your product, and you're just trying to make a buck, and maybe I just had a bad day..... I watch your videos to learn about some products that I might actually be interested in buying and installing as I start building my first JKU. I'm just not into the mall crawler, looks over function, mindset. Sorry if I came across as an ass.
Marketing and word-choice is key sometimes. 😂 We appreciate you watching our content, Rich! I hope your JKU build goes great! Feel free to drop any comments here if you have questions! -Zach
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2:50 say bye bye to that trim retainer
The trim retainer has left the building, lol! - Merideth
Great video! Will you be doing one for the Rugged Ridge 11226.12 Elite Tail light Guard Kit? Or did I miss that video?
Thank you for watching!! We have yet to make a video for those tail light guards as of yet, but stay tuned! Always possible for one to pop up here. -Zach
They look awesome, but I find they are not necessarily great for northern climates. Mine is just over a year old and all of the paint is peeling off, leaving behind am ugly whitish aluminum surface. Again, not ideal for salty cold climates, but look awesome. Wish I lived south!
Looking good as usual!
Hey thanks, Jordan! -Zach
Any good cheap web to buy it from Europe? Thanks!
Can this work for the Gladiator as well?
Should work just fine! -Zach
Euro? Like European?
Jeep is an iconic American vehicle.
Why would you do that?
Rich Gurska you know they are sold world wide right?
Aftermarket companies like RuggedRidge have been making light guards similar to this going back to the YJs and CJs, so it's not a new idea! Some people just really like the look and added protection from trail debris. -Zach
@@cassias456 it's not about the Jeep, it's about calling something "Euro", like that's supposed to be some sort of exotic thing. I've seen plenty of pictures and videos of European cars in Europe, and none of them have these things over the headlights. They called it an Elite Euro Guard....is that supposed to mean that it protects the Jeeps headlights from Euros?. Hell, back in the 80s Chevy even produced s special edition Celebrity and called it the Eurosport. Labeling something with a phrase like "Elite", or "Euro" , or doubly worse when you combine the two, is a stupid marketing ploy to make something seem far more exotic than it actually is. Because when you get down to it, what this Euro Guard actually is, is a five-cent piece of aluminum, that features a "Unique Geometric Design" and it's sold for 50 bucks.
@@extremeterrain If it's a light guard....then call it a light guard. Stop dreaming up gawdy faux exotic names like Elite Euro Guard... I know it's not your product, and you're just trying to make a buck, and maybe I just had a bad day.....
I watch your videos to learn about some products that I might actually be interested in buying and installing as I start building my first JKU. I'm just not into the mall crawler, looks over function, mindset.
Sorry if I came across as an ass.
Marketing and word-choice is key sometimes. 😂 We appreciate you watching our content, Rich! I hope your JKU build goes great! Feel free to drop any comments here if you have questions! -Zach
fit the gladiator?
Yep! This should fit the Gladiator no problem! -Zach