I was going to put these in my yellow jeep. Will they hold up to weather and top down?
1048461
I did not use mine at all I throw it far away from me because of concern with the label reading"it is made with some ...read the label...I regret buying this..Am afraid to use this product in my car especially with the Windows closed...it smells awful...
1048462
These are really thin. But I think you'll be fine just because these fit so snug
1048463
I'm not sure because the material is thin. They are holding up in my truck but they are also inside with tinted windows.
1890925
just put mine up but I plan on keeping them up all year. Im in PA so it will get crappy outside but they are "outdoor" speakers so if you can mount them under something for alittle protection they should be ok. They sound great for the $$ by the way.
2016130
I have had them up for almost two years with no problems. They have made it through wind and heavy rain storms
125314
I have not used mine outside, But I would, I think they would hold up fine, I have had them saturated several times and they have not rusted or shown any signs of rust. The rubber/plastic covers on the feet may not hold up to cold temps so I would either take those covers off or bring them indoors in cold winter months.
572186
I have them on a 97 TJ. I've had them in some spots where I've had to crank it hard to get out. And 1000s of miles everyday wear and tear. Not a single rub.
1114073
I dont think I would put them on a submarine, but they seem to be fairing the weather well on the front of my jeep. Plenty of mud and still functioning.
1134017
I placed them outside and they have held up for a couple months now. They'll definitely fade but my dog now uses terrain feel as much as anything so they're worth using outside to get them acclimated initially
1613306
Unfortunately not. They are well made and can stand up to a lot of weather. My wife and I have used them on many occasions for backyard parties and are always pleased with how they look. However, when storing they take up a lot of space depending on how many you have.
1917959
I'd say sort of. They have a little flex but keep their shape pretty well. I used them on a two week bike tour through some rough dirt roads, rain, wind, etc and they held their shape pretty well.
1992556
Yes, I have them outside they have been exposed to a lot of rain. So far they are working like a charm
1261313
Yes make sure you torque them to spec when you put them on and your supposed to check them after 50 miles and torque them back to specs if needed then you should be fine. I torqued mine down on my wrangler Tj and checked them and they stayed the same. No problem at all.
145121
If you are adhering them to a very clean, flat surface, they should hold up okay. My concern, as you said, is if they get wet. I wouldn't put a lot of faith in them if they DO get wet as they're not really made for that. You could always use epoxy or a small screw to adhere them to the surface and that would likely rectify the issue of them potentially getting wet. Check your local home depot or lowe's, they probably have something better for your application than this.
1888172
Yes, they look durable, and with the rain covers, you should have no problem.
545212
Not likely, unless you load them with bricks or lead ingots, than they may fail. I've never have one fail after 5+ years of all weather use.
324404
They are standard auto speakers. I doubt they would handle the rain/snow elements.
1141247
I have had them for two years in shade and they have held up great. They are almost like rock, so I don't think Sun will affect them much.
1251795
I am not sure they are sturdy enough to withstand outdoor weather conditions.