Jeep Wrangler JK Smittybilt Lockable Security Storage Vault (2007-2018) Review & Install

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Store your valuables in a safe place inside your Wrangler with this 16-gauge steel powder coated Smittybilt Security Storage Vault. This vault has a positive stop system protecting it from accidentally opening. terrain.jp/2Ls...
Item J17274
MPN# 2763
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[@zakminton5981]

I like the idea of a security box in the back but I dont like losing that little compartment either. I'm sure theres a way you could raise the box and still have it secured

[@Mike_E_44]

So if someone has a torque bit they can easily steel your entire box. I thought it was going to bolt to the floor on the inside.

[@brooklynmonster730]

Will this box fit if you installed the rear seat recline brackets

[@DHandyFamily]

Yes it does, just installed mine.

[@Slingsomelead]

I like the idea of a box like this but I hate that you lose that little space underneath it. I have a 2 door so ever little bit of storage helps.

[@chrismcginnis6532]

Like the vid..however item not 2dr friendly think I'll pass on this 1

[@rpczombie]

I’d take the drawer out before I put it in

[@phillipcraggs6202]

0:27, I laugh...."16ga heavy duty steel"....lol

[@phillipcraggs6202]

@@billiefrank2837 it's not like 16g is bad for what it is to keep the passerby from poking around. But a good stout screwdriver is all I'd need.

[@oliverhawkins3098]

16 gauge steel is the same strength as a file cabinet. For secure storage you need 10 gauge or better (the smaller the #, the thicker the steel)

[@seanmikkelsen7795]

The body of a Jeep is 19 gauge, and you don't see people busting out an angle grinder to break into them do you? I think 16 is plenty for this application. As many of us are using this for off-roading, we don't need a 300 lb box to lug around.

[@hargisbb]

That’s a steel handle. Not aluminum

[@kurtumali1847]

Two hour install? 🤔 What are they not telling us?? Lol

[@pranays]

This is a JKU not a JK. For f sakes how unprofessional

[@extremeterrain]

A 4-Door JK is still a JK, technically. -Zach