🚙 Jeep Wrangler JK JKU 2/4 Door Interior Accessories: Savadicar GrabTray Passenger Storage Tray Organizer with Grab Handle Accessory Box in Black (2011-2018) Review

As other reviewers say, it's incredibly easy to install - just plug in and go. It fits well but there are some small gaps in the back and the corners aren't perfect but I doubt most people will notice ---- I'm just crazy about the fit. Overall, it seems like a simple and practical passenger storage box, especially (and passenger storage is a big deal in a Wrangler) at a reasonable price.

I love the extra storage for my 2018 Wrangler JK. Too narrow for glasses but perfect for most cell phones, keys or a host of other knick knacks that usually take up space in your cup holders. The plastic is very strong and not flimsy at all. This storage compartment is barely visible but useful and does not get in the way of the glove box door. Update: I mainly use it to keep receipts to keep neat and tidy until I get home and sign them.

The product fits the space very well. At first glance, it's hard to tell the product is even there. It doesn't move, doesn't move in place, and doesn't make any noise. It fits snugly but can be easily removed for cleaning or to return the handrail to its original use (use as an off-road handrail). A phone or other thin or small items fit easily. I'm glad I bought this product because it gives me extra storage space for small items; but is not permanent so I can take it out if needed.

This item works as advertised but my experience differs from the seller's photos in two ways: 1 - Mine does not sit PERFECTLY flush at the ends (like some the others mentioned). It's very tight and doesn't rattle or wobble at all, but it's not ideal if you care. 2 - It doesn't hold much at all, except for a phone or a very thin wallet (folding it in two or three times is forbidden). ). My wife has one of those bulky toddler cases on her phone and NOTHING else fits in it. I'm sure if she had a…

It's actually a brilliant idea to turn that narrow space into a phone holder or whatever else you need to fit in there. The landing is tight; although not quite perfect. This is where the tablet could use a bit more machining. It's not 100% sliding down into the available free space. The edges seem to protrude a little, and pressing them where they are flush will only crack or damage the tablet. Since this is a handlebar that people can hold onto in case the ride is "bumpy/off-road", it's…