E-cowlboy Drop Down Tailgate Table for 2007-2024 Jeep Wrangler JK JKU JL JLU Unlimited Sports Freedom Sahara Rubicon Rear Door Foldable Table Cargo Shelf Storage Cargo Luggage Holder Carrier

Instructions suck so throw those away. YouTube has a video for the front runner table that shows you how to install using spacers. You will need these to install if you want to slide out the wood table and get proper clearance. The inserts supplied are ok just don’t mess up. I installed nut serts for a more solid connection. Feels solid and it does not rattle . Overall this is a great tailgate table.

The unit itself is quite nice and has great quality. HOWEVER, the installation instructions are worthless. For the JLUR 2018 Jeep Rubicon 4-Door), suggest you watch the Rough Country install video. Also note the rubber bumpers on the inside should hold the wooden table firm and not rattle when stowed. They did not touch the table as stock, so I unscrewed the bumpers and added some of the left-over washers from the install kit to extend the bumpers and now it holds firmly (no rattle!).

Seems pretty durable made very well

Installed on a Jeep JL. Had to drill 4 holes in the plastic trim on the tail gate. Used a 12mm drill bit. Hardware for multiple different vehicles included. Instructions weren't very helpful. Found a YouTube video of someone installing the Front Runner table...similar enough that I followed their directions. Probably took 30-45 min ⁹rattle. Fits my large 2 burner Brunson stove perfectly.

A nice, well constructed table! 3 stars because the instructions are worthless! I installed ours on a 2016 Wrangler which they say it fits… it does but with modifications! I had to put 1x1 square tube spacers so that it would clear the floor when the gate was closed, and so the extendable table would clear the hump on the inside of the tailgate when open. There’s no other way on earlier wranglers. I also used 1/4-20 nutzerts instead of sheet metal screws, but it definitely was a task to line everything up. If you’re not handy with tools or fabrication, I’d have it professionally installed. Otherwise, it’s a very nice, well made table!

First off, I put this in a 2022 Jeep Wrangler Willys with the ORM trail rail system installed. I used the trail rail on the tailgate to mount this table without drilling into anything just using some simple hardware (square nut, bolt, washer and rubber washers) from Home Depot. I also added rubber bumpers to the bottom corner (not attached to the tailgate, only the table) just to offer a bit of support when the table has weight on it. So it's off to a great start! Past that, this is a great tailgate table, solid build (I even dropped it while installing without any damage). Not absolutely stellar in every category but for the price point, well worth it. The latch has a spring loaded mechanism to keep it from piping open when driving around. The supports are solid metal opposed to the cable seen on other tables. The slide out table offers a good amount of added space and is ok material for it's purpose. If you're not satisfied with the pressed wood it comes with, use it as a template and make your own from any lumber you choose (future project for me). Pull out table does have a very slight sag as expected but not bad, even parked on an uneven surface this is flat enough to hold a can without sliding off. Overall, very satisfied with how this table turned out installed on my Jeep. Happy Jeeping!

I installed this on my 2009 Jeep Wrangler JK Rubicon two-door. The table seems to be built pretty solidly. I like that the closure clasp has a little lock on it so that you can't accidentally open it or it won't open on its own. The cutting board, or wooden extension table, is pretty thin and you shouldn't be chopping turnips on it if you want it to last. The table has rubber bumpers on it so that when you close it, nothing rattles around and it all fits really tightly. That was a big concern for me but this table seems to pack up rattle-free. As mentioned in the title, the instructions for installing this product are laughable and utterly useless. I ended up looking for assistance via YouTube videos and found one that recommended using spacers between the table and the tailgate to get proper placement and function of the extension table while still allowing the black plastic cover on the tailgate to remain in place. This table is a Chinese copy of a South African brand, so if you know what that brand is, you can easily look up the installation videos on YouTube. The spacers in the video I saw were aluminum but I used PVC pipe cut to approximately 1 in lengths. I included a couple pictures for illustration. Since the instructions are terrible, there's no mention of how to use the sizeable bag of hardware that came with the table. I used my own riv nuts so I only ended up using four bolts, four washers, and four lock washers from the bag, leaving most of the hardware unused. The table also came with a large metal bracket and there's no mention of how to use it in the instructions either. Overall it's a great table, but not user friendly at all when it comes to installation. This company needs to get with the program and hire some American tech writers to help them with writing their instructions. Other than the complete lack of guidance during installation, I think this is a great product as Jeep tailgate tables go. None of them are going to be amazing examples of modern engineering and design, but this one looks like it's built pretty solid and like it's going to hold up over time. I'll be using it as soon as this weekend. So far I'm pleased with the product and the only reason I gave it four stars is because of the complete lack of guidance during installation.

So I have a victory 4x4 rear bumper with swing out on my 5th gen 4runner. Victory 4x4 sells a direct fit folding table. But it a lot more money and tiny. This one is larger, has the slide out to make it even bigger and fit just fine. I did have to drill and replaced the mounting bolts for grade 8 bolts from my local hardware store. I absolutely love it!! The extension is definitely cheap but super easy to replace once it snaps off 😂 I'll just swap in a quality piece of finished birch. This thing is a home run

Yes the table fits the Jeep JL and if you look at the hole locations they actually line up with 4 of the Trail Rail mounting points on the door. You need to make holes in the trim or remove it entirely. I chose to make the holes, I then cut down the spacers so that they protruded just out of the trim. Mounted it using the supplied bolts and it fits ok. However while it does have the rubber bump stops to prevent the wood rattling, they do not touch the metal shelf so while the wood doesn't rattle the shelf most definitely does. I had to fit a layer of 5mm DynoLiner foam on the underneath of the shelf to stop it rattling on the wood. The wood was damaged like it had been dropped and also had some odd staining on it. The screws to help it slide are too long, and the points stick up through the other side of the wood, so watch your fingers! I can't see the clamp that holds it together lasting long either, it's very flimsy and I've already had to bend it back in to shape once. It's an ok table, but not worth the price tag maybe if it was £90 - £100 I would have been happier with my purchase.

Brilliant for our camper

The table is well made but the instructions are sorely lacking. Extremely poor instructions. Other than that it is a nice item to have.

It’s strong and well done the steel part. The wooden table is hard to extend and came with big scratches.

This is great for using for extra counter top storage. Found that the cutting board on the 2012 Jeep Wrangler needs to be cut out at the top due to the design of the tailgate.