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I've done a bit of a search around and have been unable to find any moulded headlight protectors for the WK2.

Is there any in production?

I know of the ones that are like a vinyl wrap but I'm looking for something a bit more heavy-duty for country driving (having cracked headlight protectors on previous vehicles in the past from stones, etc.)

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I was told by my dealer and I quote.. "The headlight glass is unbreakable hence we don't have protectors for them" I don't buy it.. I expect a new headlight from Jeep would be cheap as! I am claiming warranty if I get a break!
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They're not glass, they're polycarbonate lenses, so you'd be effectively putting a plastic cover over a plastic lens.
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They're not glass, they're polycarbonate lenses, so you'd be effectively putting a plastic cover over a plastic lens.
I understand that - I just figure that the cover would be cheaper to replace than the Jeep headlamp surround. Alas, they don't seem to exist...
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This was the only headlight protector I could find:

http://www.allthingsjeep.com/husky-h...-cherokee.html
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I understand that - I just figure that the cover would be cheaper to replace than the Jeep headlamp surround. Alas, they don't seem to exist...
A mate had someone kindly front end his 2014 GC and out of interest he asked how much a headleamp is.....$4k.....each!

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Airplex in New Zealand are one of the worlds largest manufactures of headlight protectors ,bonnet protectors etc.send them an email,or phone.Found them helpful when wanting some for my WH .Polycarbonate headlights still will pit where stones hit.
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