GPCA - Cargo Cover for Jeep Wrangler JK 4-Door (2007-2018), Freedom Pack LITE W/Tailgate Cover Water Resistant, Foldable Cargo Trunk Cover with 6 Tie Down D-Rings (JK 4Dr. Soft/Hard top)

Perfect fit under the hardtop—heavy-duty, easy install, and keeps my gear hidden. Took just minutes after using a tool to remove the stock bolts. Clean look, no flapping around. GPCA quality all the way! Don’t like the stocks bolts? Get these on Amazon: GPCA - GP Anchor Quick-Release Tie Down Anchor/T-Handle M8 25mm Set with Screw Nuts for Fast Jeep Top Removal Lift, Truck Tie Downs, Jeep Wrangler Accessories for 4xe, J & YJ, Patented, Red, 6 Packs

I ordered the GPCA Cargo Cover Pro using Amazon, but noticed it was available for a much better price at the GPCA website. I messaged GPCA via Facebook and asked them if they'd honor the same sale price over on the Amazon side (because I had a gift card) and they agreed. They were very easy to communicate with and quite accommodating! Received and installed the cargo cover yesterday. Shipping didn't take long from the time of ordering, and I installed the cover immediately. The entire installation took about 10-ish minutes. I was looking for a soft-solution cargo cover that would work in nearly any situation: when the top is up, top is down or the top is off. This product by GPCA seems to check off all the boxes. So, for those of you looking for a fairly affordable cargo cover to conceal your gear from curious eyes, AND allows a good amount of flexibility, this seems to be a perfect solution! I have seen some other mention sagging. With the initial installation, mine sagged a little, however, I also learned there is a little more Velcro strapping available than originally thought. When installed, just lightly push the cover down away from the strapping- near the D Plates- and a small portion of the cover will separate from the strapping, allowing the cover to run a little farther under the tub's lip- making it even tighter. Hope that tip helps! Also- its a soft cover solution so a little sagging doesn't bother me. I am curious to see how this hold up over time while exposed to the elements. One final thought for the manufacturer GPCA to consider: (hoping they read this) if you (GPCA) are still looking to improve on the product while allowing the same high degree of flexibility, perhaps you might consider the following improvements: > look into incorporating adjustable nylon tent poles as a means to provide some additional rigidity in the cover itself? (make a few pre-sewn sleeves that the tent poles slide into and stay in-pace via compression against the side of the tub.) > add Velcro strips to the Cargo Organizer AND to possible attachment points on the Cargo Cover itself, allowing even further flexibility, but with the added benefit of tightening the pieces together. > I really like the molle webbing, but consider adding more and possibly on the Cargo Organizer as well? Anyway, if you do adopt any of these suggestions, feel free to forward royalty checks to my address! =)

The beauty of this cover is that it works with or without the top off. It's a very simple concept that is surprising there aren't more solutions like it. It does have a couple of quibbles and some room for improvement. First the good. 1. Nice quality. Great fabric. Strong velcro. Good stitching. 2. Good fit. Care was taken so that it's dimensionally accurate to the JKU. 3. I like the mounting tabs. Strong metal rings. Great choice GPCA! 4. Easy to use. If I don't need the cover I just undo the velcro and release the strap from the rings. 5. Can be used with the top on or off. I mentioned it earlier and I mention it again. It's the most important aspect of the design since I don't always have my top in one position or the other. The quibbles 1. It sags a bit. It is inherent in the design since this cover doesn't stretch and so it will always sag. Not a show-stopper in my book, but may not be the aesthetic many prefer. 2. The reversible feature is confusing at best. In the end I believe it's more about which style is preferred. It's not clear why it should be mounted one side up if the top is up and vice versa. 3. There is room for easy improvement: If they had a rod that is attached to the back (near the gate) it would improve the sag, and reinforce where the soft-top rests when it's down. 4. Doesn't include the mounting screws. Leaving it open for options is nice, but it must be considered when figuring the cost.

I do a lot of Amazon reviews and I give 5 stars when a product performs perfectly-and this one does. When I take the top off my 2013 Wrangler JK 4dr, I really need something to conceal my subwoofer box from prying eyes. This cover does just that, and it is installed in about five minutes or less, depending on me using hand tightening or my cordless drill on the mounting bolts on the tub sides. The cover is obviously very well made and sturdy. It does not flap around at highway speeds, conceals things in my 'trunk' behind the rear gate, and looks great. I haven't had to adjust it since first installation as the velcro type mounting stras are totally secure and heavy heavy duty. I really recommend this inexpensive addition for your topped or topless jeep if you need a concealment device for your stuff in the back. There are more expensive covers out there, but this one has everything you need and looks good to boot.

The quality of the cover is very good, and it is pretty easy to install...IF you have a hard top (the hard top comes with the screws you need for the D rings). If you do NOT have a hard top, you will have to buy screws/bolts and nuts to secure the D rings to the jeep. If this is mentioned in the description, then I missed it. Also, the cover will fit fine if your jeep top is up or completely off. However, with a soft top down, it gets in the way of the cover where it would attach towards the back/gate, and the soft top bars have to sit on top of the cover towards the back seats - see pic. Again, a clearer description would have been a big help here. My message to customer service did not provide any resolution to any of these issues. So....quality is good, and fit is fine IF you have the right top on your jeep. Otherwise, you either have to get really creative, or just look elsewhere for your cover. (There is also another, very similar version of this cover from the same seller for half the price.)

The most important thing is it conceals your cargo when your top is on WITHOUT drilling any holes or putting adhesive all over your Jeep. It seems sturdy for that purpose, and comes off or re-installs quickly when needed. I also like being able to put my laptop or other items under the cover simply by reaching between the seatbacks. It is not meant to use with the top off. It will never be super taut or flat like a board, but it doesn't just sag either. I'm using mine with the back seat removed, so covering the entire back end. The back & middle straps tighten up reasonable well because there is nothing to interfere with them. However, I sit with the front seats all the way back, so the front strap must curve around the seatbacks, and therefore can't fully tighten up. The only way to fix it is to add extra attachment points, which would likely involve drilling holes in the body. It functions well as is, so I doubt I'll do that. If you're looking for easy on/off cargo concealment with the top on, this functions well. If you're looking for something tight and flat like a tonneau cover, or for something to use with the top off, this isn't that.

First of all the product - I did a thorough search all over the internet, the only reason I bought this was because of the pretty smiling girl. On the serious side, I read over the description and then went to my Jeep and with a tape measure, understood that this was NOT going to overlap and cover like a 200 or 300 dollar more expensive cover. - I noted the clips and cover, I knew this was not going to be a luggage carrying, sit the kids on top of, let me empty may hands while I find my keys cover. This is to keep honest people honest. The cover will flap in the wind, my dogs cheeks flap in the wind, the flag flaps in the wind. Nothing wrong with something flapping in the wind. I took a cover at the detail of the description, I also noted that this is not the thickest material in the market. Although it is thick enough that the few sprinkles I have been caught in the stuff underneath was... D R Y... so yes it does its job. - I looked closely at the pictures, and also noted that this doesn't have the holding rib, as other more expensive units do. The main reason is the versatility of this is that you can put on your hard shell or your soft top, and this will NOT interfere. - Why did I buy this? It is exactly what I was looking for, I had shopped over the internet and in person and the covers that are something stronger, heavier will cost you so much more. There is no buyer beware, use common sense. This is for the 2 or 4 door jeep. If you are going to work, unclip lift, drop in your lunch box, backpack, and go. When you go to the store, this is where you put something for the short term until you get home. The Best reason for this is simple, easy to use and install. Light weight and will store in a small area when you are done with it. If any of you out there are like me, buy it. You won't regret it, for the price it does exactly what it is supposed to do. I personally would like to order more of the material it came in so that I can customize it a little. Logo's etc. I purchased this product with my money. I would recommend this product. I would buy again. I reviewed this on my own will. I have not received anything in return for this review (except for the glance at the pretty girl sitting on the jeep). In all seriousness, this does exactly what it says it does, it covers.

Velcro doesn't reach to attach its a couple of inches short. I tried to stretch it but still comes up short. 2015 jeep wrangler 4dr. It's installed correctly. Not happy