JEEP SHORTY FRONT SEAT JACKERS® (WRANGLER & GLADIATOR)

Easy to install, makes a difference!

Very easy to install and the slight seat angle adjustment makes the world of difference!

Instant legroom

I’m 6’2” with a 32” inseam and my Jeep gladiator was uncomfortable to drive for drives longer than an hour. My right knee would hurt bad. So I placed my order for the 1.25” ones first. Way too much angle so I sent them back. Return was a breeze and I received the 3/4” ones exactly a week later. Install was about ten minutes with an impact driver. When I sat down for the first time I could tell it was right. My knees now are touching the bottom of the front of the seat. So the next day I drove the jeep for over 4 hrs with no issues. Felt good. Next day I did over three hours with the same result. Now I will keep my Jeep. Thank you! I will be buying a set for the passenger seat in the near future. Well worth the money.

NO MORE DASH KNEE!

I recently purchased a 2021 Jeep Rubicon 4XE. I love everything about it except the seat adjustments. (Or lack thereof) for a person who is 6'4". No matter how I adjusted the seat or squirmed around to keep my knee from making contact with the dash, I was not successful. After some web searching and purchasing another competitors product seat jacker, as you folks in the industry call it, and not liking the fit, I came upon the "Desert Does It" brand. The other competitors fitment didn't follow the contours of the Jeep bodywork and it looked poorly engineered. After installing the "Desert Does It" brand, which fits nicely by the way, I took a drive and wasn't sure if I liked the new angle of the seat bottom. I'm pretty picky about comfort and driveabilty. What the seat jackers corrected was two things. One, my knee no longer contacted the dash and two the seat now had better thigh support which made driving more comfortable. If I had my druthers I would prefer the infinite adjustability of the power seats but I can't justify 3k on a new power driver seat. In conclusion, the seat jackers are a budget friendly alternative until I become ultra rich with money to blow on power seats!