🚙 Enhance Off-Road Capabilities with Hi-Lift Jack RC-875 Roll Cage Mount for Jeep JK Review

I was disappointed at first because it didn't fit in the top of my roll cage on my 17th Ku (even after removing the foam and cover) but I've adjusted it on the sides as high as possible. It turned out better than I expected. It doesn't affect my view through the rear window at all and I still have all of my cargo space to haul stuff. Also, nothing rattles.

That's pretty cool. I've had several Jack Mounts but this is by far my favorite. I wanted to keep my jack in the cab to extend jack life and avoid rushes (live in New England) this was the solution to my problem. The only downside is that it either takes up space in the truck or blocks the rear window depending on where you mount it. I recommend doing your research and finding what works best for your setup, but it's absolutely awesome.

I got this for my wife for her JK, I also bought her a big jack. Showed up quickly and wanted to have it installed without her knowing. I opened the STEPLED package and found the MISSING parts (washers and nuts) but then extra screws. Didn't want to take the time to return/buy them back as I wanted their JK. So I just bought washers and nuts and installed them. I have the same item in my JK and it's great. sells Revain and missing parts. not good!

I mounted these brackets on the roll bar behind the front seats of my Jeep CJ7. I don't have a back seat in my car so it looks and works perfectly. I have attempted to repair the missing spots in other places (hood mounts, front bumper, rear wheel) but all of these places expose the jack to the weather and ultraviolet light so corrosion resulting in an ugly looking jack is inevitable. I also have a hard top so these mounts keep my jack safe and secure and ready to go when I need it. Although…

Secure attachment. Pretty simple build. I bought it for my 02 TJ but it didn't fit behind the back seat with the hard top installed. I ended up putting it right behind the front seats. I didn't add a rear seat so my current jack position doesn't bother me as I don't have rear passengers. However, this placement could become a problem in the future if I ever reinstall the rear seat. I also had to tape off the ends of the exposed threads of the screws as over time they could puncture the fabric…

That's a big hit. Good. Where do you want to mount/store it now? Didn't want to screw it to the hood hinges. Couldn't find the rear wheel/bumper mount I have. I didn't want to attach the front bumper. exhausted possibilities. This bracket is for the back of the roll cage on the inside, just above the tailgate. He is durable. The only problem is if you want to load something big into the hold, that's going to be a problem; it disturbs. My jack is 48 inches. If I had put in a little time I…

I have a 48" Hi-Lift First Responder (fire) jack and a 2016 JKU soft top. It was difficult to find a mount in my car that would allow me to lower the top without using the cargo area to lock and without removing the jack. Other fasteners will not work with the base for this jack. But this kit allows me to move the socket to any location I want on my lights and it holds them securely. The jack does not wobble, doesn't rattle, doesn't rattle, etc. It's going to be part of my Jeep. Only downside…

This is one of my favorite additions to my 2017 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon Recon (JKU17) for the price. The product of the renowned brand turned out to be surprisingly inexpensive. Before buying, I checked many products and reviews. Very happy with the quality and functionality of this mount. I mounted it as high as possible on my rear roll cage, which sits just below the seat belt holders on the C pillars. There is enough space under the roof for a jack. It is easy to remove the hard top.