📦 UnderCover SwingCase SC400D Truck Bed Storage Box for Toyota Tundra - Drivers Side Review

Bed bracket must be removed to install drawer. Mine was covered in spray bedding and I couldn't get it off. So I couldn't install the box. You could easily design around standard equipment in a truck. If you install this box, you will lose the stamp on the driver's side. That's ridiculous. You will also need to drill 6 holes in the side panel of the truck bed to install it. I didn't have to rebuild my new truck because of the lazy design. I can't see any of the other features because I couldn't

Disappointed! Took almost 13 months. Installation was easy and ideal for storing tools in the bed of a truck. I didn't need to use it very often, it had jumpers, a bottle jack, tow straps and a small tool box with a ratchet. Realized a few weeks ago that it wouldn't snap back into the side of the truck. I helped it snap into place by lifting the front end. Today I was looking for my outlets and it was very difficult to pull the release handle. A closer look at the box showed that it was cracked

I removed and installed the aftermarket tool box that always seemed to get in the way and couldn't be happier. It leans out of the way and I can still lug a sheet of 4x8 plywood. I just installed it despite having to cut a hole in my bedding. The cut out area is not visible when the toolbox is in the stowed position. Such a cut is easy to make with an office knife. These boxes are somewhat limited in the number of tools you can store. If you have a full-width tool chest that you always keep…

My 2015 Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition simply has NO internal storage space (other than the center console). It has a short bed, so I really didn't want one of those giant tool boxes in the back of a truck. It fits perfectly and stores EXACTLY everything that rolled around under my back seat (and often under the seat). Installation really was as easy as others have said in their reviews if you know what you are doing. I had a friend who was an auto mechanic who helped me (poking into the side of a…

Just finished installing two SwingCase boxes. I have one sheet and was concerned that I would have to cut off a large amount as the company states in their instructions. But I didn't have to cut much as shown in the photos. I had to make room for the passenger side top cover as you can see the hole in the top of the bed. The driver's side closes easily without having to cut the top cover. I've discarded my attachment loops but I don't use them very often as I have rings at the top of the bed…

This item is pretty cool. And comfortable. Just remember that it doesn't last much. It doesn't hold up much. "Ready minimum" is the term to use when imagining this box. I managed to fit a set of sockets, a small bag with various tools. Hand tools, 1 tow strap, 2 weight straps, jumper cables, gloves, towel and you're done. Installation was easier than the YouTube video suggests and they look pretty easy. All I had to do was take a deep breath and swallow as I pierced my new truck bed. 4 times…

EXPERIENCE: Okay, here's the deal. I ordered driver side and passenger side swivel covers for my 2014 Tundra. When I received it I went to inspect the contents and the driver's side was perfect but the passenger's side had a cracked cover. I called Revane and they were great. immediately sent another. Received it the next day and it was safe and sound, but this time the support bracket attached to the case was installed upside down. They are riveted and cannot be changed without drilling out…