I bought my Jeep and the visors were already broken. I asked them to be replaced however, the dealership never got around to it. So I went ahead and bought them and fixed my Jeep myself in about 40 mins total, for both sides!

Full disclosure: I'm not a mechanic, I did not grow up fixing things or even really wanting to... I'm just a girl that bought a Jeep and, well, $#!+ breaks in them and going to the dealership or the mechanic to get stuff fixed isn't always time or cost-friendly. To be fair, the broken visor was probably my fault, and Molle visor panels probably aren't the best idea. In any case.. I found this part, a YouTube video, and VOILA! Good as new! It came way faster than anticipated, too. Definitely recommend. :-)

good: This is identical to the factory visor, shipped quickly and inexpensive. Justforjeeps had it in stock, and I had this much faster than I expected.

BAD:
The Mopar OEM visor is junk and this is the same.The good news is that it is a reasonable price and easy to install. Much cheaper to get this even if you have the homelink buttons... just get a universal remote and move on. During my commute, the sun is often shining into my side window, so I swing the visor to block. The mounting post retainer is embarrassingly weak and breaks. This is my third visor and last, as I am taking my old unit and doing a DIY repair. (do a search)

I am not the handiest, but was a pretty easy installation. Got worried that there was electrical involved, but took me about 20 minutes total.