🔧 Bestop 5413635 Roughrider Tailgate Organizer: Ideal for 1987-2018 Wrangler YJ/TJ/JK 2-Door & 4-Door Review

Description does not say it is not designed for Wrangler with subwoofer. Every time the tailgate closes, the smaller bag slams into it. I only store soft items in this bag and I can't put a hard plastic wall on that side of the bag. Also, the rail it sits on is a very thin piece of plastic, and the pockets tend to want to slide off it. I just hope that little latch holds...

Absolutely HUM. First wrong item arrived. happens quite normally. Then the first sentence really came, and the little bag had been sewn incorrectly, and the little bag was hanging crookedly. The little strap holding the pockets fell off when I tried to snap it on. It wasn't sewn on. I returned for the second set. Bags are good straps looks good. I gathered everything and tried to snap the strap but the button broke. ZERO quality control for this item. Do not buy.

Nice little organizer for my 2 door JK. I keep the pulley block, tree strap and extra shackles in a large bag. The small bag currently contains additional parts for the hood and the safari hood, as well as my winch control and a pair of pliers. They invade the cargo area when full, but let's face it, I didn't get a two-door for the cargo volume. When I need a room, one click and the bags pop out. Overall I'm super satisfied.

The concept is great and the pockets are halfway decent, but the support rail and rail closure are really cheap. The bags slide off the cheap plastic rail and fall off or fall out of the car every time you open the back door of my JK. There is literally just a small snap strap to keep the bags on track. The click is too high and the bags slide through every time you turn right! I had to fabricate the tray with side panels to hold them in place, which was quite expensive given it's powder coated

Wow, they turned out better than I expected. Gave me the extra storage space I needed in my Wrangler. I put things like rubber bands, a small tarp, rags, gloves and a hat inside. I wouldn't want to put anything heavy on them as I don't think they stick. The bag itself is inserted into a piece that screws into the tailgate. While they hang there well, I don't think they will stay in place when training a jeep with something heavy inside. You have to be careful when you put things in the back of…

Bags are awesome, I don't have a Jeep and I knew they weren't made for my car but the quality and design are good. any car with a little modification and you are ready to go. The top coverage of these bags is good because they perfectly cover the pockets on each side. They also have pockets for more organization and easy access. Each side of the bag has a sturdy piece of plastic to keep the bags shaped like a box with plenty of storage space. They are also durable for off-road accessories and…

Hard bag. On my 2015 Wrangler Unlimited I was able to remove the tailgate cable routing cover and then snap the clips that hold the bag holder. The whole process took about 7 minutes and was very easy. The bags seem to hang really well, I have two stuffed jumper cables, a tow strap, a mini air compressor, a few tools, a flashlight etc. It's not shown on the Revain website but there is a mesh pocket attached to the actual bag holder, hanging behind the pockets. It can be very convenient for a…

Very easy no-drill installation, all installation hardware included. Looks great on the inside of the Jeep tailgate and is very convenient for accessing your belongings without having to search the car. Doesn't hold up as much as I thought. Update: 3/18/16 Having used this in my Jeep for a year I am less than impressed. The main problem is storage. The pockets don't hold enough to justify the cost of the kit. I still had to carry my duffel bag with other stuff. So I took off my bags and packed…

Very good quality bags easy to fit on the latest Wrangler models. Remove the plastic trim on the tailgate. Insert the plastic screw holder - press with both thumbs until it clicks. Insert the screws into the pre-punched holes in the bracket, drill holes for the screws. Hang the bags, making sure to push them down until they snap into the frame. There was a small gap in the top part of the piece of fabric that abuts the panel - I fixed with the help of strong double sided tape. The only mystery…