Why is my Jeep Wrangler leaking water?

Jeep Wranglers leak due to factory seal compression loss over time and missing body side seals. As door seals flatten and gaps widen past 5-7mm, water enters at A-pillars, Freedom Panels, doors, and windshield seams.

Can replacing door seals fix my Jeep leak?

No — most door seals don't fail from rubber damage, but from compression loss. Replacing seals often creates new problems if compression isn’t properly restored.

Why do dealership repairs fail to stop Jeep leaks?

Dealerships focus on part swaps: seals, gaskets, alignments — none address the compression loss or missing body side seal. Most repairs fail after multiple visits, leading to unnecessary trade-ins or upsells.

How does the Jeep Leak Fix Kit™ solve leaks permanently?

Our Jeep Noodles™ and Body Side Seal system restore original factory compression tolerances. The kit self-aligns to your Jeep's geometry and permanently closes failure gaps without hardware adjustments or oversized seals.

How long does the Jeep Leak Fix system last?

Once installed, our system holds its correction for the life of the vehicle. The compression restoration does not degrade like factory hollow seals.

Why shouldn't I use weatherproof stripping or thick foam seals?

Thick aftermarket seals create worse problems: door closing issues, over-compression, and distorted gaps. Jeep doors are engineered for ~50% compression. Our system corrects gaps without forcing seals into failure modes.

Jeep Wrangler JK, JL, Gladiator Dealership Water Leak Repair Estimate

This is a dealership-provided estimate for repairs addressing water leaks in your Jeep Wrangler JK, JL, or Gladiator. Please note: these services do not guarantee a permanent fix for the problem.

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