Sunshade for 2014-2023 Cherokee KL
Save your car from the summer heat. The WeatherTech TechShade is specially designed with UV reflective material that will help to keep the inside of your Cherokee cool if you need to park it in the sun for long periods of time. Not only will it prevent your Jeep from being exceedingly hot when you get back in it, but it will also protect your leather, vinyl, and plastic dashboard and seats from harmful UV Rays.
Part Number: TS0031
- 2014-2022 - Cherokee KL
Ratings Snapshot
5 Star
60% (3)
4 Star
20% (1)
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By Gretchan
from Baltimore MD
on August 11, 2020
Verified BuyerGlad I purchased this Sunshade, it keep my vehicle cool and protects my dashboard from the hot sun
Perfect fit
By Marc
from Boise, Idaho
on June 18, 2019
Verified BuyerShade fits perfectly with my cherokee trailhawk. works really well and keeps the inside cooler.
Pros
- Fits perfect
- works great
- looks and feels like really good quality
Cons
- took a few days longer to arrive than expected due to shipping from a different warehouse than the rest of my order.
Very reflective
By Joe
from Solomons MD / New Smyrna Beach FL
on August 12, 2016
Verified BuyerThis has been a very hot summer and WeatherTech sunshade makes my car when standing all day much cooler inside. It is a little cumbersome to roll up and the velcro strap should be longer
Cons
- It is a little cumbersome to roll up and the velcro strap should be longer
Excellent ---- But
By Rick
from Roanoke, VA
on August 11, 2016
Verified BuyerFits my Cherokee perfectly and provides excellent shading.
Pros
- Excellent shading. Good fit.
Cons
- This shade is impossible to roll or store easily when not in use. In a small vehicle like the Cherokee this is a problem.
staying cool
By Michael B.
from Overland Park, KS
on April 2, 2016
Verified Buyerthe WeatherTech sunshade is a perfect fit and well worth the price for protecting my dashboard compared to the cardboard/supermarket sun screens.
