JoyTutus Capacity Compatible Wrangler Multi Pockets Review

It looked like a backpack for my buggy. My SXS has almost no storage space, this tire bag was the perfect size. I use it to store a bunch of things related to off-track/off-network items in case of an emergency.

I personally like this spare wheel bin liner more than the bin and I have both. It has more mounting options and can hold more dirt. I was able to mount it directly onto the roof rack as I don't have a spare. Good product!

A decent quality bag but contrary to what the description says and what other users say it will NOT work on the back door of a truck like other similar bags. I sent this bag back and chose a similar bag that attaches to the back of the truck. Due to the straps on this bag, it is not possible to attach it to the tailgate.

First, it's a little smaller than Garbage, but much easier to attach! The straps go through the holes in the wheel, not around the tire! That alone is worth the price of admission. I would have preferred to have sockets and be able to use carabiners for quick release. The interior is spacious and my Coleman camping stove fits perfectly in the case.

Durability: Less durable under medium-heavy loads (e.g. firewood). Any other garbage, the firmware does not hold off-road. Disappointed but should have used it for rubbish only. Easy to Install: Yes. I wish there were other mounting options for the tailgate. Quality of the material: seems good but the stitching is not very good. See above.

What a nightmare. First, we have a factory steel deep cymbal wheel with round holes. The buckles had to be completely removed for assembly. This requires a wheel surface with sipes large enough to accommodate a 2" clamp. Second, there are no instructions, and it's not assembled at all and doesn't compare to TAR (junk) in size. The material is the only real plus over TAR. We'll see how it fares with the Wanlifer, staying in the sun 12 months a year from Montana to Baha Sur, California.