Review on 🚙 Enhance Your Jeep Wrangler TJ 1997-2006 Dash with JeCar TJ Dash Tray - Secure Storage & Useable Space by Amy Cook

Every jeep owner knows the problem with its storage. Center consoles and glove compartments are just as useful when you want to grab something from your bag and leave it somewhere for the ride, but always have it handy. This compartment gives you that opportunity by turning unused space on your dash into a decent storage space. Appearance looks beautiful. It harmonises well with the color of the Jeep interior, does not stand out against the general aesthetics of the interior, has no stamp and the company name is not drawn on it (which I don't like). Stash items from your pockets (phone, wallet, etc.) in either the deep slot that fits the channel at the front of the console, or the shallower slot at the top. When driving on country roads, anything I put in stayed in the shell but slipped inside. I'm not sure how well things will stay up off-road. I wouldn't recommend putting loose change in either, I'd be afraid they would bounce off and get caught in the vents. Speaking of vents, the tray doesn't block the defroster vents. It's autumn now, so there will be no hot days, but at first glance, the attached glue seems strong. There is an issue with the tablet that could be an issue depending on where you live. It blocks the hole in the dashboard for reading the VIN (see second picture). In my state (MA) the annual inspection requires you to take a photo of the VIN for verification, so you must remove the pan at least once a year. There are other times when showing the VIN is an issue, so it's worth considering. The only other recommendation I would make would be to have some kind of non-stick substance (mat or coating) to keep things from slipping a lot. Overall I'm very happy with it.