The same features you love about your Jeep—like the removable freedom panels, soft top, and doors—are also the sources of leaks during rainy days.

The flexibility to take off these parts for an open-air experience is great, but it also leads to water leaks when they're misaligned and not completely sealed.

Now that we've identified the problem, let's explore how you can resolve these issues.

Open the doors on your Wrangler and take note of the black rubber weather stripping gasket around the door.

What you may not have noticed is that every vehicle on the planet, except for Jeep Wranglers, also has a rubber weather stripping gasket around the door frame on the body.

If Jeep Wranglers had weather stripping around the door frame of the body, the door would compress against it, creating a watertight seal when closed.

Water is entering your interior because the door gasket barely contacts the metal body of your Jeep when the door is closed, leaving gaps that let water seep in.

Closing these gaps will stop water from entering.

Just like with your doors, the freedom panels and rear cargo glass/door aren't sealed on both sides of the Jeep. These gaps makes it easy for water to enter the cabin of your vehicle. Closing these gaps will stop water from entering.

We've conducted extensive research and tests so you don't have to.

To keep the interior of a vehicle dry, a double gasket system is standard in every vehicle on the road today—except for Jeep Wranglers, which is why they are notorious for leaking.

We've tested gasket material from Amazon, Home Depot, Ebay, Alibaba and those recommended on forums and YouTube, looking for a solution.

Unfortunately, none of the tested options provided a reliable solution.

After evaluating the best features from various gaskets we tested, we partnered with a USA-based manufacturer to offer a gasket that effectively seals out water from Jeep Wranglers.

The Jeep Leak Fix Kit was created as a DIY solution, allowing you to easily install the necessary gaskets on your Wrangler at home.

This simple installation fills the gaps between your doors and panels, effectively sealing out water from rain and car washes.

*As an added bonus, it also blocks outside road noise, creating a much quieter interior.