Hooke Road for Jeep Cargo Trunk Cover Security Deck Enclosure for Jeep Wrangler JK 2007-2018 4-Door Unlimited

I had been looking around at various enclosures for my JKU like the ones from Tuffy, Diabolical, etc, but I just couldn’t justify spending $400-$600 for their products. Is this one as solid? Fit as well? Feature packed? Probably not, but it it is a pretty good theft deterrent for under $300. As others have mentioned, the instructions are pretty bad, but I was able to get it installed in about an hour by myself. Also, as others have mentioned, there is quite a gap between the rear seat and the back of the enclosure. I’m not sure why it’s there, but just keep that in mind that you will technically lose some storage capacity. Overall though, I’m pretty pleased so far. It won’t stop a determined thief with pry bars or an angle grinder (like, it’s not a safe…don’t leave weapons and such back there), but it will stop casual thieves from grabbing your groceries while you’re out running errands.

The installation instructions are poor at best, but the construction is solid and accomplishes it's intended use. Installation tool us about 3 1/2 hours with 2 people.One bad thing, don't expect to install your hardtop with this box installed and still be able to use rear wiper and defroster. There is an indention left for the cable and fluid tube, but you cannot pass the plug through the opening.

I like this design. It leaves about 6in of room between the back seat and the box. Just enough room for a tent and sleeping bags. Now I don't have to worry about my Jackery when the top is off, or back window left up. It does rattle just a tiny bit. I just used some of the left over trim to silence it. It interlocks with the tailgate lip. So, lock your vehicle to lock the tailgate. Pretty rugged too. On top, I threw 3 cases of water a case of Dr. Pepper. I recommend it.

First off, I have input in Amazon that I have a 2020 wrangler and it never said this won’t fit. Second, the directions are absolute garbage. It’s 1 page and the pictures are sooooo small you can’t see anything. Then, the first section says tools needed, but it left out a cutter, which was the first tool needed. The first parts needed……..they don’t match the picture so the parts are either wrong or the directions leave out a needed step. Either way, $250 in the garbage can. What a complete waste of time.

Great design, fairly easy to assemble, quality construction. Didnt cut corners, tie down on top of lid for more storage, bars to hold lid open when loading, material coating seems tough. Highly recommend.

Compared to what companies like Extreme Terrain charge, it seems to be a decent product for the money. But what you save in cost you will likely lose in time and frustration trying to decipher some of the most incoherent instructions you'll ever receive with a product. There are plenty of photos, but they're all cropped in so tight, you can't even tell which piece you're supposed to be working with let alone where it goes or which way it should be facing. I ended up just referencing the product photos from Amazon for most of it and figuring it out from there.

Definitely helped to have a second hand installing. Instructions weren’t that great or accurate. But a little bit of common sense and it fit right in. A little slanted towards the front of the vehicle and they don’t recommend a net for the top unless asked. Though they properly respond. Other than that I’m really happy with it as I keep so many tools/coolers/beach chairs in my jeep 24/7. Great peace of mind with the doors or roof off.

Nice heavy built will do well for security and storage so things won't blow out when top is off. Directions are a little hard to understand and not clear,takes longer to put together the it says took me about 4 hours by myself