🚗 HyLoft Folding TireLoft 01031 - Space-Saving Storage Solution Review

Well first of all this review could easily get a 5 star rating if the manufacturer were easier to work with. When assembling and installing I found the block was missing 2 nuts, all the other nuts came pre fitted so I doubt they fell off but they just weren't in the kit. I contacted the manufacturer as per the owner's manual for missing parts and they told me they ran out of the 1/4" locknut I needed to complete the installation and are unable to send me a replacement at this time. They're…

Generally a good product. I don't understand where other people's complaints about this drop are coming from - if you use the mounting hardware provided you won't have any problems with it. However, there are a few issues to be aware of. First, if you put it in a corner, you will have a hard time. Mostly because there are rivets sticking out at both ends. Second, there isn't enough front-to-back depth for anything other than passenger tires. My 4Runner tires (pictured) are fully balanced on the

Ahhhhh HyLoft convertible roof. I just installed one on the garage wall and here are some tips. First of all, you need longer screws. The included 3-inch cleats may be ok if you stock 13-inch Honda wheels that weigh 25 pounds each. You lose an inch of screw bite just because of the 1 inch frame tube. Depending on what type of wall treatment you have you could lose another 1/2" if you have drywall for example, so your 3" retarded screws have now been reduced to 1 1/2". I used 5" lugs to hang the

Ah, HyLoft folding floor. I just installed one on the garage wall and here are some tips. First of all, you need longer screws. The included 3-inch cleats might work if you stock 13-inch Honda wheels that weigh 25 pounds each. You lose an inch of lag screw bite just because of the 1-inch frame tube. Depending on what wall finish you have you could lose another 1/2" if you have drywall for example, so your 3" lagged screws were reduced to 1 1/2". I used 5" lugs to hang the frame so I had at…

I wanted to write a review on questions I had before purchasing and others with help their future purchase. First, the mounting hardware is fine. It appears to be 5/16 deceleration propellers. I used washers with them but I don't know if it was necessary. First find your studs in the wall, mine were 12 inches apart. Then you measure 48 inches and mark the holes. Measuring from a ceiling or level floor will help ensure you install the brackets at the same height. First drill with a 3/16 bit…

In general, the shelf is of high quality, the material and workmanship is good. The device comes mostly assembled which is pretty nice, they could send the buyer a few parts and leave the assembly to them. A few caveats and recommendations: Other reviewers recommended "higher quality" hardware with longer screws. I bought some longer screws, 4.5" x 5/16". Don't use the recommended 3/16" pilot bit, it's too small, the hole was so narrow I ended up shearing off one of the Lowe screws which…