JEEP SHORTY FRONT SEAT JACKERS® (WRANGLER & GLADIATOR)

I decided to go with the Shorty Front Seats because wanted the relief but didnt want my wife to feel too high. I’m 6’3” but she is 5’2” and it’s the perfect pitch for both of us.

A Jeep Gladiator and an over six-foot-tall man are not an ideal match. No matter how you position the seat, your legs are in the air. It's amazing what that little bit of tilt up in the front makes, especially on the long trips—also, better off-road control. Great idea!

After hearing and thinking about these - FOR 4 YEARS (!) - and trying to convince myself the Wrangler seats weren't that bad, I finally figured what the heck and picked up a set of shorties for my '21 JLU. I wasn't expecting much, to be honest. But the first time I climbed in after install my eyes were opened. I'm 5'11-ish w/ a 32" inseam, and the shorties were perfect. They rock the seat back just slightly-enough to shift a little weight towards the rear and remove that slightly forward feeling the Wrangler's seats naturally have. Easy install, great results. Don't wait 4 years like I did. Just do it. Your back will thank you.

This was the easiest install I have done for my gladiator. I already had installed a dead pedal, but on long drives I was always repositioning my seating position for my legs. My thighs now rest against the seat cushion and I feel that I am in a much better position. A long trip will be the final answer.

I'm 6'4 with long legs. The transfer case shifter on my JLU is a PITA for my right knee. I bought the Shorty jackers because my wife is 5'3. This brings us to the main issue with this product and that is ZERO ability to try it out and find out what works best for you. I will say that the Shorties made both front seats more livable for me and they pose no problem at all for my wife. I also know now, after the fact, that the standard Jackers would be AWESOME for me and probably would be okay for my wife too. I can't justify spending another big chunk of money just to try out the next size up because you can't return them after you install them. This leads us to the second problem with these items; the cost. These are very well-engineered and well-manufactured items, but they are very expensive for what you get. What this company needs is competition. If there was someone else making a similar product these would be priced at half of what they are now. IN summary: These improved my comfort in our JLU and the even worked for my tiny wife (who drives all vehicles with her heels OFF the floor, which may be why she has such perfect, muscular legs) so they are winners for us, however we don't know if they were the best option because we can't try them out and they are pricey for what you're getting. Yes, you read that earlier thing correctly. She just holds her leg up the entire time she is driving to press on the gas or the brake. Do all short people do this? That's some exercise, right there.