HotHead Headliners
JK Freak
Joined: Nov 2009
Posts: 526
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From: Springboro, OH
JK Newbie
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 4
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From: Dubai
I ordered the HotHead for my JK Unlimited a few weeks ago.
Firstly I'm very pleased with the product, yes they are are slightly expensive, but then again, they are not made in some Chinese sweat shop, so I'm quite happy they are value for money.
My car thermometer registered 49 degrees C today, (120 F for you non metric folks) and the headliner made it much more comfortable so that I didn't have that constant layer of radiated heat from the white top. They also look great and are very good quality and easy to install.
One final remark, I'm currently in the Middle East, it looked like Fedex had made a small screw up with the delivery and might not deliver it in time to my friend who was going to bring them back from the US for me. Thankfully it worked out, but even though it was Fedex's cock up not Marks, he offered to Fedex the items all the way from the US to the Middle East at his cost if required.
You cant put a price on that sort of customer service !
Firstly I'm very pleased with the product, yes they are are slightly expensive, but then again, they are not made in some Chinese sweat shop, so I'm quite happy they are value for money.
My car thermometer registered 49 degrees C today, (120 F for you non metric folks) and the headliner made it much more comfortable so that I didn't have that constant layer of radiated heat from the white top. They also look great and are very good quality and easy to install.
One final remark, I'm currently in the Middle East, it looked like Fedex had made a small screw up with the delivery and might not deliver it in time to my friend who was going to bring them back from the US for me. Thankfully it worked out, but even though it was Fedex's cock up not Marks, he offered to Fedex the items all the way from the US to the Middle East at his cost if required.
You cant put a price on that sort of customer service !
Last edited by Bigjet; Jul 7, 2010 at 08:33 AM.
JK Super Freak
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 1,469
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From: Olathe, Kansas
Just ordered a hard top for my 2007 Rubi, and had originally been looking at the Rugged Ridge liners on Quadratec's site. But after checking out this forum and visiting the HotHeads site, I really like the cleaner look of the HotHead Headliners, and will be spending some of my money there shortly! 
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 487
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From: Virginia Beach, VA
I have had this headliner for about a year now, and can tell you it's worth every penny. It gives the inside a much better look, not having that totally white ceiling, the gray is a good match. Also heating and cooling is much improved, and sound reduction is a bit better. It was one of the first mods I did.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 122
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From: Missouri
Worth the price
I went through last summer without these, installed them this spring. It has been in the 90's for several weeks now and I can tell you there is a huge difference with them installed. Last summer I had to keep the air on full blast all the time in the summer just to keep it bearable, now with the headliners installed, I can run the air at normal settings (fan settings 2 or 3) and stay very comfortable. The added bonus is that it is much quieter inside now. I am very happy with these and think they were worth every penny. No problems at all with the velcro, and it looks fantastic.
Thanks for a great product Hotheads
Thanks for a great product Hotheads
