Doors and Mirrors
Rear Door Window Rear Section Covers Jeep Wrangler JLU / Gladiator JT
Aluminium covers bonded onto the rear section of the rear door windows of the Jeep Wrangler JLU and Gladiator JT. They cover the narrow strip of glass next to the pillar, change the side profile of the vehicle and shield the glass at the same time. No drilling — the part is bonded on. Sold by the supplier as a set.
Rear Door Window Rear Section Covers — Jeep Wrangler JLU and Gladiator JT
The narrow rear section of the rear door window is a strip of glass nobody sees out of, and one that takes hits from branches and stones. These covers hide it behind an aluminium panel and change the proportions of the side of the vehicle in the process.
The supplier lists them for the Jeep Wrangler and the Jeep Gladiator JT, and describes them as a bonded-on part.
Fits Jeep Wrangler JLU and Gladiator JT | Material aluminium | Fitting bonded on, no drilling |
Key features
- Aluminium panels in place of an exposed strip of glass
- Bonded fitting — no drilling into the doors
- Shield the rear door glass against impacts
- In the photo: a black perforated panel with a regular grid of round holes, set into the rear section of the window
Technical data
- Supplier part number: TXJL 19759
- Material: aluminium
- Fitting method: bonding
- Mounting point: rear section of the rear door windows
Fitting and notes
The part is bonded on, so surface preparation matters — the glass has to be degreased and the ambient temperature has to be right. The supplier does not state what tape or adhesive is used, or whether any is supplied at all.
Watch the model years: the supplier lists the Wrangler JL from 2020 and the Gladiator JT from 2018, which is the reverse of when the two models actually started. Confirm the year coverage with the seller before you buy.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a set for both sides?
Stock is listed in sets and the name is plural. Confirm the piece count with the seller.
Does the cover restrict visibility?
It covers the narrow rear strip of the window next to the pillar. The supplier gives no dimensions.
Can they be removed without a trace?
The supplier does not say. With bonded parts, assume removal means dealing with adhesive residue.
