JeepLeakFix & JeepLeaksFix Scam Exposed – Fake Reviews & Redirects

How the Scam Works

Here’s what’s happening: My twin brother Tony has taken my original videos, product photos, and brand content — and is using them to confuse customers into buying from his fake site. He redirects traffic from JeepLeakFix.com to JeepLeaksFix.com, where he sells an inferior product at inflated prices using MY content and YOUR trust.

Real Customer Confusion

The Original Creator: Who’s Who?

I’m the original inventor of the Jeep Leak Fix Kit — the person installing the seals on the blue Jeep JKU in the video. I’m wearing a green Panoramic Jeep shirt with a large owl tattoo on my throat. That’s me. Tony cuts into my videos and overlays his own commentary — without my permission — often adding incorrect installation advice that creates more problems.

Although we are twins, the difference is clear: Tony lacks the expertise, insight, and product knowledge. He rambles in videos shot in front of a green JKU without showing actual installs or real solutions. You’ll also notice his demo Jeep has no carpets — because it leaks — and he still hasn’t fixed it.

Kit Comparison: What You’re Actually Getting

If you’re wondering which product is legit, here’s what sets our JeepLeakFixed.com kits apart from Tony’s knockoff on JeepLeaksFix.com:

• Jeep Noodles™ Compression Boosters: Included in our kits. He doesn’t offer them — and claims they’re unnecessary outside of “Texas.” Total nonsense.
• Full Seal Prep Kit: We include a cleaner spray, microfiber cloth, plastic blade, and seal conditioner. He sends two Magic Erasers in a plastic sandwich bag.
• Installation Guides: Our kits come with step-by-step video instructions hosted by the inventor (me), plus a PDF guide. His “instructions” are voiceovers cut into stolen footage.
• Masterclass Access: We offer a full free Jeep Leak Fix Masterclass — accessible from the menu bar. He offers nothing.
• Support: Our buyers get direct phone and text access to me, the inventor. His site offers no expert support, no accountability.
• Shipping: We ship from Texas. He falsely claims to be “East Coast Division” and ships from North Carolina — just trying to confuse buyers.
• Price: Our full kits are $149. His fake site charges over $300 for a watered-down version with no real components.

Fake Reviews: The Final Nail

On JeepLeaksFix.com, all reviews appear to be fake or self-generated. Using Inspect Element, we discovered they’re hard-coded — not pulled from real transactions. These are not verified purchases, just staged testimonials made to appear real. Many have identical phrasing or formatting. In short: you’re being manipulated.

More Shady Tactics We Uncovered

• Redirects mid-checkout from JeepLeakFix.com to JeepLeaksFix.com without consent or notice.
• Overlays fake commentary on stolen videos — while keeping my face and Jeep in the shots.
• Copies our product to trick you into thinking it’s the same store.
• Claims to be the “East Coast Division”.
• Downplays the importance of Jeep Noodles™, despite being a critical part of the seal compression system.
• Refused to remove stolen content when asked, saying: “Whoever holds the camera owns the video.”
• Told me directly: “I’m Ray Kroc, and you’re the McDonald’s brothers.” That’s how he views this — as theft, not innovation.
• Publicly admitted he doesn't care about the confusion. He said he hopes confused buyers come to me to clean up the mess — after he collects payment.