Undercover Swing Case

https://realtruck.com/p/undercover-swing-case-truck-bed-toolbox/v/toyota/tundra/2018/

Anybody have these? Pros? Cons?

 

Welcome to the forum.
I have one in my 2014 DC.
Since I lost 3/4 of my back under-seat storage with a twin 10" sub enclosure, I got a swing case.



Has jumper cables (although I now carry a jump starter battery pak), rain jacket, 4X4 wood block (for the jack since I have a 2" lift), some tools, every spare exterior bulb, gloves, flares, etc.



Changed the key lock to a combi cam lock, even though I keep everything covered with an Undercover Flex...
I like it a lot, no regrets buying and installing it...



Added this behind it.....

 

installed mine a couple weeks ago. got both sides.

good stuff. Still allows be to both carry all my shit & be able to load a standard pallet in the bed.

 

Just expensive for what they are though.

 

I wonder the quality on these?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/165390278239?ssspo=OevvJLiFQuG&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=X3vLFqmVS6m&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
The price is definitely right!

 

Got my truck used with them installed already. They hold all the stuff I don’t want rolling around the bed of my truck and they fit under my bed cover easily. It’s a nice box but I don’t know if I would have bought them if I had to fork over the money for them myself. That said, they are super convenient.

 

I have the poor man's method. Milk crate bungee'd to the tie down lol

 

The first "mod" to my truck was to add one of these Swingcases. They are a fantastic way to add storage volume without getting in the way of the other ways you use your truck.

 

These are cool but they cover the tie down. Do you need a lock box or do you already have a shell/tonneau? If so, save yourself $200 and get a closeable container and bungee it to the bed rail.

 

i had one and got it discounted. it ended up being cheaper than anywhere thanks to a discount. i think i got it listed in my build thread

 

This is the one I went with cause I couldn't justify the price of the name brand one. Works just fine for what it is. Is not waterproof though. It does have a foam seal but it didn't work in a downpour. Not an issue for me since I always have a soft tonneau cover or my topper on.

 

I think ill be getting these. They solve my problem offroad camping without having a drawer system .i could keep all my cooking stuff in them

 

Is the quality good? I have a topper but i dont want it banging around back there offroad. Also can it still hold the 75lb rating like the name brand?

 

I tried this but offroad i just ended up with empty tied down milk crates with my shit all over the bed lol

 

A lot of these things are made in the exact same shop by the exact same hands, but they label them differently. Then the manufacturer sells them under their other label at half the price, but you sacrifice any warranty.

 

These are pretty badass, but I had to choose between these or bed stiffeners and molle panels. I figured I can just tie down a toolbox to the molle panels so I skipped the boxes.

 

Yeah its not to bad. I think it would easily hold up the 75lbs. I have a tool box, ratchet straps, hitch stinger and ball, bottle jack, lug wrench and tow strap in mine. Pretty much filled it up and she works just fine minus not being water proof. Only thing that I noticed that it doesn't have that the Undercover brand ones have are drink holders molded into the lid.

 

I've got a bed cover already. Any reason at all to buy the name brand rather than these? With the bed cover, I can't see any scenario where water would be a concern.

 

Not sure about your bed cover, but my Bak-Flip cover leaks in places, especially the sides and corners when the truck sits in the rain. I’ve never had an issue with things in my Swing Case boxes being wet though.