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Product Description
It is designed to fit over 30 inch to 33 inch diameter spare tires. All storage pockets are secured with snap closures. It has slide-in, slide-out design for take-with convenience. Large storage pockets serves as beverage coolers. [Read more]Features
- Most versatile fabric exterior storage solution for your Jeep
- Two top-side storage pockets (10-Inch long x 8-Inch width x 4-Inch deep)
- Two hard-side storage pockets (11 inch long x 10 inch wide x 6.5 inch deep) on each side more tools
- One longer horizontal pocket (21 inch long x 4 inch wide x 4 inch high)
- High-quality straps and buckles for durability
Top Reviews
Bought for Wife's Jeepby 2012TREX (5 out of 5 stars)
March 15, 2019
This was bought for my wife's Jeep JL. Needed extra storage space for trail tools and supplies. Fits great and doesn't move anywhere.
VERY HANDY
by dave darrah (3 out of 5 stars)
September 22, 2013
EASY TO PUT ON AND TAKE OFF.
LOOKS GOOD.
SOME THINGS DID GET WET IN VERY HEAVY RAIN ON THE INTERSTATE.
REMINDS ME OF PUTTING THE SADDLE ON MY HORSE WHEN I WAS A KID.
Good Bag
by FTW CHRIS (4 out of 5 stars)
November 7, 2016
Fits well, but bags need more compartment
Five Stars
by rowaf (5 out of 5 stars)
July 6, 2015
Wonderful as expected and identical to the image
Five Stars
by Nick and Chantell (5 out of 5 stars)
February 4, 2015
Very easy top put on and is standing up well so far. Had it about 2 months.
Five Stars
by hassan attas (5 out of 5 stars)
December 21, 2016
Thanks
One Star
by Brian Keter (1 out of 5 stars)
April 27, 2018
Not worth it it leaks really bad
Five Stars
by MARCO (5 out of 5 stars)
April 21, 2016
fantastic
All Looks no bite.
by Danny (2 out of 5 stars)
June 10, 2015
I have had this product for 1 month now and I am having trouble with the plastic channels spreading out and safety catch mechanisms not holding. I had approx 15 lbs of tools in the long center bag, with the straps cinched up tight, but after some bouncing around on rough oilfield roads they fell off and the spring clasp held on till the cloth tab pulled from the bag. I lost $150 worth of tools. I figured it was my fault for putting in too much weight, and called bestop to purchase a new bag and try lightening the load. Bestop said they could not sell the bags individually. also the bags i have left rub against the back window and i am afraid i will scratch the window. I will buy or build a rack for over the tire storage. This bag seems to be for looks and not function.
Unfortunately you can't give a lower rating than one star.
by Green (1 out of 5 stars)
June 29, 2016
I have owned this carrier for just a little over a year. It's actually the second one I received. The first one I had installed on my spare tire actually broke. The straps that hold one of the side compartments closed ripped. I should have seen it as a sign and just returned it for a refund.
Customer service was excellent and they shipped me out the new one in no time.
Problem 1. it uses a buckle and strap type fitment. Basically that means that it can only get as tight as you can make it without either ripped the straps, or breaking the plastic, and very cheap, buckles. It does get tight enough not to move so long as it is empty. The second you add anything with any weight to it, if it is unbalanced in even the slightest way the carrier rotates almost like the hand of a clock.
Problem 2. As I said, the materials used to make it are substandard. I found it much easier to drill holes through the plastic connector like channels they use and add my own rivets so the compartments wouldn't fall off.
Problem 3. NO UV PROTECTION AT ALL! This is possibly the biggest problem of all. There is no UV type protection or treatment to it whatsoever. So after I figured out it cannot hold my tow straps unless I bought two and put them on opposite sides of the carrier. And after I figured out that it is not waterproof in the least bit. And after I figured out that the straps wouldn't be able to tighten enough to even mimic cutting off blood flow to my hand if I wrapped a rubber band around my wrist. I all but figured out that it is basically just pretty to look at... And even in that it doesn't do so well.
I attempted to use the top straps to clip in a rolled up cloth tarp. I buckled it in and tried to tighten the strap, and, surprise surprise! The sun actually did so much damage to the strap that when I pulled to tighten it, the strap literally disintegrated. It unraveled like a terrible knitted sweater.
This product is both a waste of time, money, and energy. Steer clear.
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