I just put them on and they look great. Don't overpay for the Mopar brand grill inserts. They are more than twice the price. These look real good (and I'm super picky about this kind of stuff) Someone said in another review that they don't fit on the Sport model. That's not true. I have a 2014 Jeep Sport and they fit perfectly. This is super easy to do and takes 30 -45 minutes. That includes removing the existing grill inserts. The existing ones are in there pretty good. You have to unscrew them and then you you have to "pop" them out. They have little clips that you can't really see. You have to put some pressure on them to get them to pop out. Be careful. my first one flew out over my head. Don't be afraid to put push on them and they will release. The new ones go in fairly easy, but you have to maneuver them into place. They kind of have to "pop" in. You'll be able to hear the clips click when they catch. I re-used the existing Jeep nuts. They are more heavy duty and they fit the screws perfectly. Glad I bought these!

I am normally not a big aftermarket parts guy. However, this kits from XBEEK is the exception!
Packaging was outstanding. Grille inlets clearly marked by number. Quality of chrome frame and black waffle is outstanding. Installation took less than 15 minutes for all 7 grille inlets! Mounted side by side with the original OEM inlets, you cannot tell the difference.
OEM Mopar Kit is ~$300
This Kit was $77.89
Thank you XBEEK!

This product was purchased to replace mine that were original but were painted when I purchased the vehicle.
I was apprehensive at first because I never bought replacement parts myself before.
However, they arrived and I installed them with ease. The quality was spot on and I am glad I took the chance. No regrets!

I just put them on and they look great. Don't overpay for the Mopar brand grill inserts. They are more than twice the price. These look real good (and I'm super picky about this kind of stuff) Someone said in another review that they don't fit on the Sport model. That's not true. I have a 2014 Jeep Sport and they fit perfectly. This is super easy to do and takes 30 -45 minutes. That includes removing the existing grill inserts. The existing ones are in there pretty good. You have to unscrew them and then you you have to "pop" them out. They have little clips that you can't really see. You have to put some pressure on them to get them to pop out. Be careful. my first one flew out over my head. Don't be afraid to put push on them and they will release. The new ones go in fairly easy, but you have to maneuver them into place. They kind of have to "pop" in. You'll be able to hear the clips click when they catch. I re-used the existing Jeep nuts. They are more heavy duty and they fit the screws perfectly. Glad I bought these!