Tuffy 247-01 Jeep JK Driver Side Security Drawer: Ensuring Safety and Convenience On-the-Go Review

I did a google search for tuffy + my keycode and was able to find several posts containing the same key combination. I have the number 45037, the same as in the product listing. I did some more digging and found that all Tuffy keys seem to be set to 450XX, where XX is any two digits. There are several numbers floating around that keep repeating themselves. I wouldn't be surprised if there are only ten or so different keys that they just keep using over and over again. This may deter some…

Well once installed it's a good box. I figured it would snap without locking when you push the button to open it. But you must have the key every time you enter. Not blocked, step on the brakes and it opens and hits your heels. Then there's an extra screw that's not really optional. I forgot at first, and then when you hit a bump the back of the box bounces up and down, rattling tools and slamming the underside of your seat and smacking your butt. You will need a 1" or 3/4" hole saw to drill a…

Bought a box for my 2008 Jeep JK. I first bought the Bestop 42640-01 HighRock 4x4 locking driver's side underseat version of the Wrangler JK (does not fit '11 2-door Wrangler models) at half price, but was very disappointed. So I bought Tuffy and took some comparison photos before sending Bestop back. In the photos, Bestop is on top and Tuffy is on the bottom. Both products were very similar in external construction, the Tuffy being slightly longer, 1/2 inch or so. Pros: Tuffy's box was bigger.