I'm 6'4" and I too have to duck to see stop lights in the winter when the top is on. I would love to lower the seat an inch or two but it seems more trouble than it's worth. On the other hand if I did lower my seat the wife who is 5'4" would stop driving my Jeep as the seat would be too low for her. Maybe not such a bad idea after all.

 

Do you people live near a nuclear plant or something??--just kidding!--y'all are some tall ones!--I had no idea there'd be headroom issues in these jeeps, but I learn something every day!--for purposes of staying on topic, I have a friend that just bought a jk-he stands in at 6'5" and has yet to have any complaints about headroom.

 

For those with problems seeing the traffic lights sometimes due to the low and straight windshield... I got this fresnel lens from lightinsight.com. I put it right behind and above my rearview mirror. I can see those overhead lights now!

In fact, I need to go order one for my son's Jeep.

Good luck with the seat bracket. I am 6'1", and i am at the limit with the seat lowered all the way. When I was test driving, I was worried I could be hit in the back of the head by the sound bar in an accident. But I found after driving it around a bit, I have the seat forward far enough it's not a problem for me.

 

6'4 with no problems but but my manual window is rubbing a callus on my knee

 

Dude if you have calluses on your knees you got bigger problems than a manual window

 

 

I burned myself with that one no callus but I do wish I had power windows that sob handle drives me nutts

 

Yeah, almost whacked a car that was hidden by the mirror at a 4-way a while back.

Lots of people rotate the mirror 180 degrees then move it up. I guess they can move it higher that way? I just moved it up a couple of inches without doing that...

To the OP, I'm 6'-2" (35" inseam). I sit quite comfortably in my Jeep.

 

 

I gotta chime in, I'm 6'4" and this thing beats the hell out of the seating I had in my TJ.