🚗 High-Quality Toyota PT347-89031 Cargo Storage Net for 2003-2009 4Runner Review

I was so excited to be able to find just the right weight net to replace the one I had to cut up and destroy. Parking attendants accidentally closed the tailgate without securing the net. The network is stuck. Be careful not to go through the same aggravation that we had to go through. 😖

Works great in the trunk of my 2005 Toyota 4Runner Limited. This is really good because the tops are just an elastic cord. So if we need to get a dog or a large item in the car, I just detach the top straps and put them under the mat in the trunk. Absolutely amazing for the price, especially considering it's a Toyota brand.

I bought this for my 2010 4Runner Trail version and it fits perfectly. I use it to store my Maxx Traxx jack ramps and shovel. It's convenient because I can just wind down the rear window and access it. I also have a full loading area for other things. When not in use, I clip it to one side so I have full access to the cargo area.

I have two 12 inch kicker CVRS in a box just behind the back seat. There is a 1 to 1.5 foot clearance between the tailgate which I would like to use but I am concerned that something will not get into the front of the subwoofer. This allows for just that. With clips built inside, it tightly pulls against the tailgate when closed. I keep my baseball gloves, luggage basket net, and other stuff here that has enough room for more without the possibility of damaging my subs. Also good for camping…

We love this luggage net. We bought our 2009 4Runner and it had a cargo net. However, we could never figure out how to install it properly. It was very uncomfortable and never seemed very helpful. Well, it turns out that the mesh we used was actually intended for another Toyota car model. I don't know which ones, but definitely not for our 2009 4Runner. So I bought this cargo net and it works great. Makes it much easier to transport groceries and other items. No more worrying about opening the…

After several incidents of objects falling from the back of the car (some of them glass), I didn't want to guess where the object would escape. With the net, no more fragile items are lost and my wife doesn't have to call me when it's time to unload the car after a day of shopping. The mesh also allows you to insert custom-sized objects between two sections of mesh to keep them upright. It was the best idea people had for a car that we just didn't know about because we bought it used. Revain is

I love my 2008 Toyota 4Runner for most things. But grocery shopping is not one of them. When I got home, I opened the tailgate very carefully—opening it slowly, inch by inch, trying to figure out what would happen if something rolled out. I once had a slow motion moment and caught a can of jalapenos in one hand and a can of salsa in the other. This could have been a disaster for a taco night. On another occasion, I narrowly avoided a detergent jar from exploding (slamming into concrete) by…