Jeep TJ Sierra Off Road Sailcloth Top

For 220 bucks on Amazon you can’t go wrong. It’s not as nice (thick) as a Bestop, but it’s good enough for my needs and costs about 3-4 times less. The fabric and window panels are only about 2/3rd as thick as the OEM top I replaced. The zippers don’t seem like they’ll handle as much abuse but they’re not the worst. The fit is good and it’s water tight. This is a good top for people on a budget or people like me that only have the top up for rain or chilly weather, but will park the jeep indoor over the winters.

[@adrianmorales8589]

1:10 you need to turn the plastic strip where it is screwed, so that it can be more stretched. That’s the only way, I’m make same mistake and I solved it like this.

[@silex515]

Im having problem with the corners on the windshield, can someone give me tips?

[@teetimeaz]

Have a problem. All three windows do not full zip. They do not make it past the last turn. Any ideas? Release top?

[@421CentralIowa]

Yeah, unhook the front bar and release tension on the top and try to zip the windows in place with the top loose

[@teetimeaz]

@@421CentralIowa so I was able to finally zip the rear side curtains after 1 day. Temps still in the 50s during the day, 28 at night. I had to release all the tension. Back window still an issue. Will warm up to 60s today. Will try again and I thought of releasing my front tie down. Slowly it is fitting.

[@stlboi]

Does the front half of the top fold back like a sunroof?

[@421CentralIowa]

No, the factory style soft top only goes back all the way.

[@JeepTJWheelin]

Just installed this 3 days ago, and it rained today, from the inside of the Jeep looking up at the entire perimeter, all four corners water stains reaching out forming this giant square connecting wet spot. What the heck kind of top is this that would not be able to handle rain???? This is obviously very shoddy material. I've never heard of any brand new soft top having such an issue. And the wind noise is unreal, this top is absolute garbage!