They look great and worth the money. Every review regarding the challenge getting the brake pedal on is true. I boiled it and made a quarter of an inch cut(maybe less) on the bottom corners to help get it to slip over the metal lip....... hope it helps!

Very nice looking, change the interior looks. Very good quality.

OEM Quality and fast shipping.

I liked the new pedals as they add a nice touch at the interior.

Great upgrade for the Limited, wish these came stock on them because they are quite a pain to install, but once they are on they are a great upgrade

I've had these pedals on 2 grand cherokee's now and the installation is no breeze. my hands cramped up 3, 4 times, and I got strong hands lol

once they're on, they're great! better feel, better looks and swear it stops my jeep 8' shorter every time! lmao

Looks great! Does take some time and patience to get brake pedal cover on (used a paint can opener to hook around rubber and slowly pull into place until completely secured around the brake pedal. Have to do by 'feeling' as you go because you cannot 'see' what you are doing.

Looks good, exactly what i wanted. Brake cover is a PITA, but eventually got it on. Used all the tips in other reviews along with a strong plastic bicycle tire lever.

Purchased along with the tubular side steps. Since I am in the area, had the dealer install it all. Very nice look. Fits well. Read all the reviews re: difficulty of install of the brake pedal and was glad to spend the labor cost and have the dealer install both my items. They were very professional. Quick and easy.

The pedals really add the finishing touch to the interior of the new Jeep! Quick delivery and good price. A little tough to install but, stick with it

Easy to install the gas pedal, brake pedal is a bit harder to install but well worth the effort.Finished look is a good upgrade. Quality of pedal kit is good.

These covers add a nice touch. like everyone else has expressed, the brake pedal cover is a bear to put on. I had to modify it a little but to get it to fit on.

Definitely a must have item. Recommend to place the brake pedal in boiling water to soften the rubber. Makes installation much easier.

The gas pedal fit like a glove, but the brake pedal never would go on !!!

looks great. pretty hard to get brake on.

Great quality, I fits perfect, like everyone here brake pad is hard to install, boil it for 15min it's a must

Looks great and makes pedals more noticeable. Takes some work to get the brake pedal on, but coating the inside edges with dish washing liquid and using a small screw driver, it is doable.

Great addition. As others have said, install was tough; had to boil the brake cover and file down the tabs on the gas pedal but still only took 10-15 minutes. Very rewarding when you get it!

Looks great but what a pain in the buff to get on!!

One of the worst purchases I've made in my lifetime. The quality is there, the fitment or lack there of is an absolute joke. The gas pedal wouldn't even snap on and the brake pedal? Forget about. Complete waste of money. It's too bad because it would definitely enhance the looks of the interior. Read other reviews elsewhere as well. Why I took the chance I have no idea.

Love them! The look so much better than plain black. Hard to get on though! Had to have my BF do it.

Classy look for my Jeep cherokee

Decided to add these even though the reviews said the brake pedal was a PITA. Actually for me it went very smoothly. I didn't even use hot water. I just used a small flat head screwdriver to get it fit. A little frustrating at first but once I got it started I just kept just going around the pedal. The accelerator was easy-just snap on and done.

Great accessory for my Laredo X, One of the first things I added when I bought this 5 truck years ago, I still smile when I look down and see them. Once installed you forget about the difficulty in installing the brake pedal. At least you know it wont slip off and become a hazard.Thumbs up.

Kit was very nice looking and very functional, but as others have said, it is pointless in trying to install yourself, take it to a dealer.

I read the reviews on these and even though we own a couple of vintage sports cars had never thought that I would want something like this. I read the reviews regarding the installation and noted the difficulty with the brake pedal. I did heat them up but used a heat lamp as that is what I had handy and it really made the installation easier. Living in the cold midwest it was 40 degrees in the garage, so just a few minutes of heating both pedals made a world of difference. Also, I found that placing a mirror behind the pedals so that you could see what was going on without having to lay on your back simplified the installation too. A small spring hook tool, that could be used to work on the brake pedal worked well too. I also put some silicone spray on the brake pedal to aid with slipping it on much like a tire shop does when installing tire on metal rims. You only want to put a small amount on the inside otherwise it will be difficult to handle. The install didn't take long at all.

Both of these items look great!!! The gas pedal went on with ease. The brake pedal took over an hour and was the battle of a life time. You will need a screw driver and need to soak the item in boiling (i mean boiling on the stove) hot water. Once you let it soak for a while, carefully take it and try and stretch it on. The screw driver will be the wedge to help work it on. The key is to get all 4 corners on, then wedge the rest of it on. Good luck!

The end result is worth "THE PAIN OF THE BRAKE". Just remember DON'T GIVE UP.

As documented, break pedal very hard to stretch. Key is to soak for 10 min in boiling water. After installed they look great! And quality feel.

They complete my Grand Cherokee's interior look. Good Quality and straight forward installation. Just like it's mentioned in other reviews, the brake side is harder to install. I recommend reading the reviews here and learning from them. I used hot water to soften the rubber for about 5 mins, then stretching the cover's back side while it's warm. I also applied a thin film of grease to the pedal. Then flipped the top rubber side of the pad inside-out and pressed it against the bottom of the pedal. While keeping pressure, I slid the pad upwards ensuring the sides were engaging. Once it reached the top the pedal just snapped into place and it only needed some persuasion on the corners. The grease helped a great deal.

Ok the dreaded brake pedal, first boil some water, add the boiling water to a dish with the brake pedal and some dish soap in it. Leave it for 3-5 minutes, you want enough water that the pedal is submerged, I did mine metal side down. You need to cut 2 vertical slits at the end of the horizontal slit they provided, this makes the top part function as a flap and is a tad easier to go over the top with. I read so many review that said do the bottom first, I couldn't get it to work that way. So with a big face mirror on the floorboard so I could see what I was doing, and a flashlight pointed at it, I attached the top first, because the rubber has been softened by the boiling water it made it easier to pull the sides out, I attached the bottom left corner first. Then starting back at the top right corner I worked my way down and attached that side and bottom right corner, then all that was left was the horizontal section between the 2 bottom corners. Using a fat but small flathead screwdriver I worked the flap until it popped out and was on snug. The rubber on the bottom looks a little stretched from the backside but there's no way that thing is going anywhere.