Sierra Offroad Soft Top for 1988 to 1995 Jeep Wrangler YJ - Black, Sailcloth Vinyl - 2 Door Jeep Soft Top with Rear Plastic Tinted Windows - Factory Precision Fit Replacement - With Upper Door Skins

Great fit, OEM quality materials, and $300+ cheaper than BestTop. Its about as loud as the last BestTop I replaced. The zippers are heavy duty, extra large pulls. I got Sail Cloth instead of Demin because I read that its more durable (not much more $$). Do yourself a favor and wait for a day in the 70-80s otherwise you'll be struggling to stretch the material. The doors are the hardest part.I installed no a day in the 50s, and brought the doors inside my house where they sat in 75 degree temps for an hour. I would recommend letting them sit overnight to loosen up. Follow the door frame instructions included in the kit, dont follow anything you find on Youtube. If you follow instructions, the doors aren't bad to get over the frame. The rest of the top was pretty easy, I installed in cold temps with little problems (warmed up inside first). I could never get the snaps on the 1/2 doors to go on, that'll have to wait till summer.For the price, you cant beat it. Even if it doesn't last as long as a BestTop, I'm sure it'll still give me 5-6 years at least. Fit is near perfect, nice and tight. Hardware required is exactly the same as OEM factory soft top. My door uppers are very tight, and need adjustment. If you bend your frame getting the new skins on, they will need to be bent back for the doors to close properly. No biggie, just bend them in the opposite direction (same for all soft tops).

It’s quality made and looks great . The kit looks like the hi dollar tops. Just remember , you need to install while it’s warm , as the top ( any top) is hard to bin when it’s cold. The snaps on each side of roof is the hardest . Still drive just a little rattle. I’ll get them snap when it time to take off 😀

This is my 3rd top on my 93 YJ jeep (I’m original owner). My second was a best top and was about 300$ at the time as purchased. They have gone up so much that I thought I’d give this brand a try. I purchased the full top with door skins since my windows plastic had finally cracked. I never use the back windows or back gate window. Living in So. CA I leave it open even in rain. This top was fairly easy putting on till the back corner. I needed help holding the one end of the grip down while pulling the final edge and slipping it in the channel. The only problem was each side of the corners near the gate continued to slip out of the channel. I fixed it by using a rubber washer folded (you can purchase thick smaller ones in plumbing) and I wedged it inside the channel to keep the tops plastic edge secure. It worked! Now it’s a snug fit. I did use a rounded knife sharpener tool to help put the final steel rod in the door skin. Those things are tight!!!! Took me many tries and leaving the skins out in 80 degree full sun for a couple hours. I’m happy with the top and I chose to purchase the 3 yr warranty for 39$ Should it rip or fail I have no problem with a 13$ a yr investment for a warranty. I included a picture of the corner with the rubber washer so you can see what I’m talking about. Quality of sailcloth and fit is great!

I wasn't expecting this kind of quality and fitment for this price but really just Wow! The sailcloth is nice, the tinted windows fantastic. It fits better and easier on my '95 YJ than any previous replacement top I've ever bought. Would definitely recommend it to other YJ owners and when it comes time to replace will be buying another one of these.Update 4July21: I guess I won't be buying another. Contacted Sierra because the seam between the plastic window and the cloth in the back window split. I think it's what's called 'heat weld". They melt the plastic window to the plastic in the cloth. Whatever the process, it's now wide open along the bottom, allowing the water to run down the window and into the rear cargo area of my Jeep. I live in a wet part of the world so this is a major bad thing. Contacted Sierra via Amazon and they offered to sell me the entire top, less the smaller windows for the half doors, I really don't want to spend that kind of money for a top that's less than 3 years old to fix a manufacturer's defective process. It still looks great, not faded, not drying out. Just bad manufacturing.Fortunately for me, there's an upholstery shop here in town that also does sail repair. Going to take it to him and see if he can run a seam around the whole window. Can't possibly be as expensive as a whole top. Really disappointed.

Very happy to replace my old top skin with this top, great value, fit and instructions - warm it up before first install as noted in the instructions

Was excited to get my new soft top.... the main section went on fine, back windows fine, half door windows a little tough to install despite the warmer install temperature.... The instruction for windows and half doors were for a newer model. Thought I have to send it back but got it to work. Con: Someone I believe mentioned this in their review. The roof is a little loose over the driving compartment, so when it rains, it puddles quite a bit. It holds quite a bit of water. Make sure you're completely inside and the doors and windows are closed before pushing on the roof to let the water run off. If you can live with that, then you'll be OK.

Install was pretty simple, minus the enormous amount of pulling and stretching needed to make a new top fit.. it's holding up great so far and everything fot nicely. The plastic zippers are a little weak though.. would be better with metal zippers.

While I was not able to install this top, the frame I had was not the proper one for this application. when I unboxed the product I could tell I bought a quality product. From the packaging (which I did my absolute best to repackage as best I could) to the quality of the material - this was one of the best tops I ever had for a jeep, and sadly I could not use it. had I had the right frame it would have been super simple to install, the snaps were of great quality too!