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      Trey: These Redrock Replacement Body Side Door Hinges are a great option for 2007 to 2018 Jeep Wrangler JK owners looking to upgrade or restore their door hinges with a fresh, durable replacement. Whether your factory hinges are worn, corroded, or you just need an update, these provide a solid fit, with a factory-style look, ensuring smooth operation, and a secure door attachment.Designed as a direct replacement for your factory hinges, these RedRock door hinges help eliminate issues like door sagging and misalignment. They offer smooth pivoting and durable construction, ensuring long-term performance for everyday use, and rough off-road conditions. The OE-style design means they blend seamlessly with your Wrangler's factory appearance, while providing functionality that you're gonna need.Made from high-quality steel, these hinges are built for durability and resistance to wear and tear. The corrosion-resistant finish helps protect against rust and the elements, making them a great long-term upgrade for Jeeps that see off-road use or harsh weather conditions. The black powder coat finish adds that much-needed layer of protection against the elements, to keep them looking good for years, as well as adding resistance to rust and corrosion.As far as the pricing goes on these, they're coming in right around that mid $300 price range for the set of all eight hinges. This is a solid price for restoring all of your doors back to their original factory function, and making sure you get a good seal, without the door sagging over time.Installation on these are very straightforward, as these hinges are designed to bolt right into the factory locations, without modification, and you're gonna be reusing that factory hardware. If your original hinges are rusted or difficult to remove, some extra prep work might be needed, but overall, it's a simple replacement process, that can be done with basic tools, so we're giving this one a simple 1 out of 3 wrenches on the difficulty meter, and you can get this job done in only one hour of your time. Now, let's see exactly how these go on, with an install video from one of our ExtremeTerrain customers.Man 1: We are using a 10 and 13-millimeter sockets. We're using a socket wrench. If needed, we are using a pry bar. We are also using an extender, and Allen wrenches.So, we're gonna take off all four of the electronics and stuff on the side of the door. There we go. And then let's take this off. Take this off. All right. There we go.Okay. So, on the back seat, you have to take this little cover that's right here on the side, to get access to take out all the electric parts. It's the same [inaudible 00:02:58] There's a little latch here. Take that off, to disconnect electricity. Then you got to take off the...Man 2: The belt.Man 1: The belt.Man 2: And there you go.Man 1: Okay. So, we are using a pry bar, because it is harder to take these off, because they've never been taken off before, instead of using heat, as an alternative. Hand loose. One bolt. Second one. Hand loose again. That's one hinge done. [inaudible 00:03:46] All right. So, make sure you have your hand low, so, it's gonna be heavy. Slightly open it. Make sure you grab it. And carefully pull it out, and lay it nice and soft, and right on the grass.Man 2: Now, there's two ways you can do this. There's the way where you leave the electronics and strap on, and you do that after you take the hinges off. We did a lot of googling on it, and that seemed harder, so we did it this way. You just gotta make sure that you're pretty strong, and you can hold the door. That way, [inaudible 00:04:37] the paint doesn't get busted up by hitting concrete.So, now we need to take the double bolts off. To be clear, where you're just taking your doors off, and you're not replacing both hinge sets, there is, on the bottom, an Allen wrench that you can easily pull out, and just pull the doors up, but because we have to replace both, we chose to do it this way, to skip a step, to make it easier and more efficient.Man 1: All right. So, we got the bar, and we're gonna start loosening them up.Man 2: And you're gonna make sure you're gonna hold the hinge when you take the screws off, so the hinge doesn't come down and scratch your paint up.Man 1: There you go. Got the other one off. So, there's a spraying.Man 2: Now, and he's gonna do this on all four. It's not required, but it makes sense.Man 1: All right. So, I'm gonna put WD-40 in there, for the threads, for the new screws. Okay.Man 2: It's gonna do this for every door, so they thread easily. Okay. So now, we are going to put the new hinges on. You can see they're black. We have separated them to the way they fit. You will see, in the back of the hinges, there are some lines, and you'll see the old lines. So, they essentially dummy-proofed this for us, which is awesome. And you'll see a brass cap on top, but that is on the bottom. If you don't put that in right, and you put the door hinges on, the door hinge will drop out, and you don't want that. One thing everyone needs to note is they ask you to reuse the hardware that you had before, so we have the hardware collected. We cleaned it, added some WD-40, so the hardware is a lot better shape than it was before. So, Colton will now start putting the hinges in. And you're gonna want to make sure you align this exactly the way it was aligned before. That way, when you go to put the doors in, you have no issues. You should have a rough outline of the original hinges that were out there. You just kinda follow that rough outline. Right now, he's just putting them in there finger-tight, so he can put all three in, and then he's gonna torque it down [inaudible 00:07:31]Man 1: What we're gonna do is we're gonna tighten them a little bit each, just so they don't move while I'm tightening it. And then after, we're gonna really start putting some [inaudible 00:07:43]Man 2: [inaudible 00:07:43] are ones that you're never gonna wanna take out again, barring because some unforeseen incident, so we're gonna make sure these are bolted down pretty good. This is probably good, so should have no problem [inaudible 00:07:54] But you could already see the black [inaudible 00:07:58]Man 1: So, we got the bottom one. Bottom one next. Same thing. We're gonna just lightly put it in, just so we can get a rough outline of where we're gonna torque it, and then we could adjust where the black piece is, so we can adjust to where we need to put it. Now, make sure that nothing moves. If it moves, you're gonna have to loosen it up again. And if all good, tighten it up. There you go. One. There you go. That's the other.Man 2: All right. Next one. Cooking along. Four minutes [inaudible 00:09:13]. Not bad.Man 1: And we're leaving enough room so we can adjust it if needed. A little tight. Okay. I'm gonna adjust it. There we go. Nice and snug.Man 2: All right. On to the third set.Man 1: All right. So, in addition to cleaning the sides, we're also gonna clean the other side of the hinges, just so it's cleaner, and it just works better. And also, we're using cloth, to make sure we don't scratch the paint.Man 2: Yeah, we're using a type of cloth that won't scratch the paint. So, make sure, if you're gonna do that, even though it's not in the instructions, that you get the right type of cloth. You don't wanna do micro scratches. Oh, it's a Jeep. They take a pounding. So, he's gonna do this for all four.Okay. So, we have three. Put the new ones on. We haven't obviously screwed them yet, but we lined them up to make sure each door is set up right. The hardware is more silver, obviously, than what we have before, which was painted the same. But we've WD-40'ed everything, to kinda get this going. One key here is to make sure, again, your outline matches the outline that you have in place. All right. Here we go.Man 1: Okay. So, we're gonna put all the screws in. We're not gonna screw them hand, hand tight. We're just putting them in so these don't spin out while you're screwing, because we don't want them moving around and then scratching your paint on your Jeep, because no one wants that. So, we're just getting them a little bit in there. Make sure these stand still. [inaudible 00:11:01] a little bit. [inaudible 00:11:03] under [inaudible 00:11:04] the line as well. So, we gotta [inaudible 00:11:09] that. [inaudible 00:11:12] put these in, so we can still adjust later if need be. The alignment here is crucial, to make [inaudible 00:11:20] fit. All right. That's two of them. And we're gonna tighten these up. So, now what we're gonna do is we're gonna take your Allen wrench, or whatever you're using, and we're just gonna start tightening them up, the way you want it. I'm gonna periodically switch between the two, so it gets more and more the way I want it to be, so it's easier to adjust. Okay. [inaudible 00:11:55] All right. Then we're gonna move on to this one, and we're gonna do the same thing. And I just spin this one in a little bit. Spin this one in. Make sure everything's aligned. See, this one's a little bit off, so what we're gonna do is we're gonna loosen it up again, just a little bit, just to adjust the angles. We're gonna adjust this one too. Now, make sure it's snug. There you go. Snug. And snug. There you go.We put on the hinges, and then we already put on the screws. Hand-twisted them in. They're still pretty light on, so we can align them perfectly.Man 2: And you should see an old paint line in your doors. Just make sure it's aligned to those paint lines, both top and side. Okay. So, now we're gonna put one of the doors on. One's already on. We just wanted to test it, to make sure we did it right. We're gonna put the other three on. All right. Repositioned. Drop it in. Perfect. Door is on. Now he is going to make sure the nuts are on the bottom, so the door doesn't come flying off. All right. Top one. Obviously, when you're taking doors off, it's advised not to wear sandals or socks. Not the greatest idea.Man 1: There you go.Man 2: All right. Let's see it. Like butter. All right. Next one. All right. Now he's gonna put another door on. There we go. Line up.Man 1: Line up.Man 2: All right. He's gonna tighten them all down.Man 1: Yeah.Man 2: And the key on these threads is not to force it, because you don't wanna strip the threading, so... All right. Open and close it. See how it looks. Gotta make sure it's lined up. Easier said than done. Now it repositions. Drop it in. Perfect. All right. Push down. There we go. All right. Door installed. [inaudible 00:15:10] No problem. Now, final touch. We've gotta go back and hook it all back together. Electronics, as well as the straps. This will take five minutes. All right. Second one. This one's a little bit more of a pain, because it's with a panel. All right. Second one's done.Trey: All right. That's gonna wrap up our review and install of the RedRock Replacement Body Side Door Hinges, for the 2007 to 2018 Jeep Wrangler JKs. And for all things Wrangler, keep it right here at extremeterrain.com.

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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features & Specs

      • Body Side Door Hinges
      • Steel Construction
      • Matte Black Powder Coated Finish
      • Straight Forward Installation - Reusing Original Hardware
      • Includes (8) Hinges
      • Fits 2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK 4-Door Models

      Description

      Body Side Door Hinges. If your 2007-2018 JK door hinges have seen better days, it may be time to replace them. These RedRock Body Side Door Hinges are a direct fit replacement that will offer you years of trouble free operation.

      Rugged Construction. RedRock manufactures their door hinges from industrial-grade steel for durability and strength. These RedRock door hinges are then completed in a matte black powder coat finish for long lasting corrosion resistance and years of outdoor use.

      Simple Installation. No drilling is required as these RedRock Body Side Door Hinges are built to OEM specifications making them a direct fit bolt on replacement. Installation can normally be completed in about an hour using basic hand tools.

      Application. These RedRock Replacement Body Side Door Hinges; Black are designed to fit 2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK 4 Door models. Sold as a set of 8.

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      Installation & What's in the Box

      Installation Info

      What's in the Box

      • (8) Body Side Door Hinges
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      Customer Reviews (1)

      Review Summary

      5 Stars100%
      5 out of 5 overall ratings from 1 customers

      Installation Time: Less than 1 Hour

      Jul 25, 2024

      5
      2015 Wrangler - WisconsinJeepRF
      Installation Time: Less than 1 Hour

      Body Side Door Hinges Top Notch.

      I recently purchased the RedRock replacement body side door hinges for our JK 2015 Sport Unlimited. As we purchased the jeep used in Wisconsin, they were rusty, and the doors were hard to shut. I finally had enough of the creaky stock hinges that left me feeling like I was driving a rattly old Jeep. But the Redrock hinges have transformed our door opening and closing experience and made the jeep look clean. The most important characteristics are their smooth operation, durable construction, and most importantly their easy installation: If you're tired of the stock rusty hinges that come with older JK trim levels of the jeep you should consider these.

      Fit 5/5
      Quality 5/5
      Appearance 5/5
      Bang For Your Buck 5/5
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      Reviews of RedRock Exterior products have an average rating of 4.6 out of 5

      Mar 20, 2025

      Review shared from RedRock Old Glory Billet Hood Catch Kit (07-25 Jeep Wrangler JK & JL)

      5
      2014 Wrangler -

      Nice looking hood latch

      Nice latches, look good and seems sturdy. Wish it had directions on what tension the latches should be at. Wasnt sure to lock it down tight, I was afraid the paint would get scratched as it stressed going down the road so I left a small amount of space. Only has slight movement when driving no were near as bad as before.

      Mar 19, 2025

      Review shared from RedRock Billet Hood Catch Kit (07-18 Jeep Wrangler JK)

      5
      2017 Wrangler - MartyBoy

      Great product

      Highly recommend. Stops all hood flutter. Easy install.

      Mar 17, 2025

      Review shared from RedRock Hood Catch Kit; Black Aluminum (07-18 Jeep Wrangler JK)

      5
      2016 Wrangler -

      Good latches

      The hood latches are great! Way better than factory. You get no hood flutter with them unlike factory you think the hood is going to fly up. I would recommend everyone to get them.

      Mar 17, 2025

      Review shared from RedRock Old Glory Billet Hood Catch Kit (07-25 Jeep Wrangler JK & JL)

      5
      2012 Wrangler - Willowtreegrey

      Hood Latch

      I like the look and a lot more secure than the factory hood holds.

      Mar 17, 2025

      Review shared from RedRock Honeycomb Grille Inserts; Matte Black (07-18 Jeep Wrangler JK)

      5
      2013 -

      Perfect

      Great fit and look. Easy to install. Great product

      Mar 15, 2025

      Review shared from RedRock HD Tire Carrier for OEM Tail Gate (07-18 Jeep Wrangler JK)

      5
      2016 Wrangler - MKempf

      Excellent TireCarrier

      Item just as described Heavy Duty and a nice fit. Easy Install.

      Mar 14, 2025

      Review shared from RedRock 3-Inch Round Curved Side Step Bars; Textured Black (07-18 Jeep Wrangler JK 4-Door)

      5
      2016 Wrangler -

      PERFECT!!!

      Fit perfectly once the rust was removed from the bolt holes under the rockers. The most important thing to do is save yourself a ton of aggravation by cleaning out rust before attempting to install lower brackets.

      Mar 12, 2025

      Review shared from RedRock Old Glory Fuel Door Cover; Textured Black (07-18 Jeep Wrangler JK)

      5
      2014 Rubicon - CinMcD

      Sleek and Patriotic!

      Fuel door cover was nice quality, great price and easy to install. I like how smooth the rear quarter panel is now.

      Mar 11, 2025

      Review shared from RedRock Hood Struts (11-18 Jeep Wrangler JK)

      5
      2016 Wrangler -

      Red Rock Hood Struts

      If you install these Struts, I recommend the link to the you tube video below. Much more detail than the video on Extreme Terrain. Overall, the Struts are great. Took about 30 minutes to install, they work great. Very good product! https://youtu.be/mg3ZioZyHy4?si=FKSriW7zuBe5QT5W

      Mar 11, 2025

      Review shared from RedRock PNC Side Step Bars; Textured Black (20-25 Jeep Gladiator JT)

      5
      2015 Rubicon -

      Side step bars

      Great product and easy installation. The matte finish on the pipe portion looks great and the foot supports are study and non slip. You can't go wrong with this product.

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