Wrangler Car Rear Seat Isolation Net, Back Seat Barrier for Dogs Compatible with Jeep Wrangler JK and JL, JT 2007-2024

Straps can’t get tight enough to keep in place. They came undone and doggies came up front.

Pretty easy to install for the most part. I don't have oh crap handles in the back on the doors so the straps just dangle, however, the rest of the net does its job and keeps the dogs in the back. It's made of great material and is very durable. I highly recommend this. You too will be pleased. Just wish they made one for my truck!

Easy to installMakes us safer on trails

As noted there are no instructions. I have 2016 Wrangle 4 door. You will need to remove ALL your tops at least for the back unscrew all hold down and push the back top back 6 inches. It took me 90 minutes and trail and error to install. Once installed you will find the two center hold downs interfere with the main screws holding your front tops down. This really sucks and the manufacture should have the two center hold down over a few inches. As for the two side hold downs they are useless as there is no where to hook them up. I have Shepard and not worried about the sides, if you have small dog will easily pass on the side and move up front. Overall quality seems okay and I'll wait to see what my dog does to it when he pushed on it

One of the straps that go around roll bar tore right off while installing it. Not worth the money.

No instructions, but common sense install. This isn't a complaint- the bottom has small hooks that attach to the rails of the front seat. With short girl for Mom and tall dude for dad- the seats are at different positions. However, the net extends far enough down, I don't see that Rocket (dog) will be able to find his way up front.

Holes in net are large enough for my large breed dogs head to fit through, essentially choking my dog as she was unable to back her head out and had to be cut free from the netting.

Purchased this to keep our pup from distracting the driver. It works great! Although she was able to squeeze her big head through the net. But believe me after she had a hard time getting her big head out, she hasn’t done it again. We have a 2016 Jeep Rubicon and the installation is a bit different on the metal hook like thingys. I’ll try to add more photos later. I had to hook it under the seat, instead of the floor.