Review on EAG Metal Tailgate Table Cargo Storage Rack Shelf - Compatible with 07-18 Wrangler JK - Top-rated storage solution for your Jeep by Danny Poulin

I recently installed this table on a 2008 Jeep Wrangler JK. This is a great spreadsheet and not difficult to set up once you have some knowledge. Here are the pros and cons. Pros: - Doesn't need side straps and table - Perfectly holds a Coleman camp stove - Closes tightly for travel and doesn't rattle. - Looks good and durable with fine powder coating. Has the Jeep logo and is very functional. I think you could tie the utensil to the bottom of the table with bungee cords or velcro for easy storage. I just bought a new bearing setup and threw away the rest. A bottle opener sounds like a great idea, but the angle it's at makes it useless unless you don't mind spilling some of your beer. which is incredible. Look at the picture. The washers for the top bolts holding the bumper need to be larger in diameter to properly attach the bumper. I didn't install the 2 bottom screws because they interfere with the rear door opening. I don't think this will be a problem as I incorporated some small pieces of furniture to hold the base of the table securely. I had to elevate the table as I have a thick rubber trunk mat so others can drill right over the vents. Basically I am very satisfied with the table. I was surprised to see that I couldn't find any other reviews or videos on YouTube. Here's a quick overview of the installation: Basically, I marked on tape the spot where the table should be installed. I punched out the drill bit and drilled a pilot hole. Then I drilled the final hole and applied silicone for protection. If you don't install the bottom two screws, place some furniture pads to keep the floor from rattling. You may want to use better quality shims than the ones supplied. I screwed the bracket to the tailgate and checked if it touches anything when closing. The left side of the bracket is solid, but the right side pulls on the metal of the tailgate - it's going nowhere, but it's worth noting. The table is then attached to the bracket with a 13mm spacer screw. It all feels solid, although there aren't any support lines on the sides like all the other tables. There is a small latch on each side to keep the table snug against the rubber bumpers on the bracket while moving. There is no noticeable rattle. As I said, this is a good table, but the facilities and the assumption that everyone has a riveting tool is a little disappointing. If that scares you, you probably don't want to buy a table for your Jeep. When not climbing on the table, the child will hold your Coleman camping grill, milk, potatoes, etc., which is ideal for camping, reversing, and going to the park.