Hardest roll ups to bottom load

[TQtinting]

What is one of the hardest doors to bottom load in your opinion? Or even just to tint at all? 

 

I had a practice door from the local junk yard for a while and I wanna get another one and practice bottom loading. So I’m thinking tight seals and all the other pita stuff will do. I’ve heard PT Cruiser rear doors are a real pain. 

 

 

[jh812]

Jetta or Passat would be a good one. Or rear doors to a newer Chrysler 200.

[ErieTint]

I just spent the last week fighting with Ford Transit front roll up doors. Not the smaller Transit Connect but the full size Transit vans like U-Haul has for rent.

 

Can't bottom load them because its all part of the same seal/sweep.

 

Hole. Lee. Hell.

 

Pain in the rear but after 6 vans I got a little quicker.

 

@jh812 is right though, the body style Jetta before the new ones (13-18 maybe?) has some deep sides.

[pbalentine]

Rear doors on a Cherokee.  You really want extra, extra slip for ones like passat and Jetta.  Last Jetta i did was a nightmare!!

[TQtinting]

I’ve done business with my local junk yard for years so he’d prob give me a sweet deal on a Cherokee door and be easy to find one.

[Tintmaster08]

02 Lexus 400, Chrysler 200 rear door like JH said, the new Prius front door with the tall door panel and I’m sure I can think of a few more

[jh812]

Another one that's aggravating Jeep Wrangler fronts. 

[Jake]

I hate bottom loading the Chrysler 200 rear doors. The plastic is so wide on the sides.

[Jkatfelix]

Anything with a window....jk I'd have to agree

On 10/8/2018 at 10:37 AM, Jake said:

I hate bottom loading the Chrysler 200 rear doors. The plastic is so wide on the sides.