RedRock Fuel Filler Door Cover; Matte Black (18-25 Jeep Wrangler JL)

Super easy installation. Looks so much better and cleaner with this new gas cap. High recommended getting this to clean up your jeep

Looks great and was easy to install with the instructions.

Quality of product is durable & very nice looking & the cost is way less then dealer. Appreciated your video on installation,much easier to install,than the paper instructions that where included with product.
Overall real nice addition to my 2024 Hydro Blue Wrangler, it gives security and clean appearance & helps keep mud & other stuff building up around fuel cap

I had the mopar one on my 2016 but decided to take a chance on this. It seems just as sturdy but I don't have them side by side to compare. Time will tell if it holds up to midwest salty winters. I am pleased so far but the one thing that was mentioned is that the tether is put onto the rear of the cap base. It does impede the gas nozzle as it is now too short. I would pay extra for a longer tether included. I may eventually drill a side hole to fix this issue. Be very careful on pulling out the old base. It is difficult to get the old base out without help. I didn't and on pulling on the old one to get a grip, the fender pulled out a bit. Easy to push back but not a good feeling. The video also does not match the instructions. You need to chose the best way to get to it if you are by yourself. An extra person would be the answer. Would definitely recommend if it holds out to out winters.

So, it seems like there have been different experiences installing this item. My Wrangler is a 2023 JL, so not sure if this makes a difference. The video on the ET website shows a pretty straightforward "pull the old one out, push the new one in" install. Not so for me; the stock one was firmly seated. Instructions included shows something completely different, calling for the removal of the rear light first. Seems ominous for us non-mechanics but thanks to another ET video the removal of the light is very easy. You do need a T40 torque socket to make the job much easier. From there a flashlight, a long screwdriver to push out the old cover from the inside, and you're off and rolling. New one clips right in. Light is easy to re-install (with that T40) and the result looks great.