RealTruck UnderCover SwingCase Truck Bed Storage Box | SC300D | Fits 2002 - 2023 Dodge Ram 1500, 2003-20 2500/3500, Drivers Side (Without RamBox)

I was pleasantly surprised with the ease of installation and the usefulness of this product. I only bought one side but am going to order the other side.

Great addition to my truck, a fantastic space saver. Added this because I was tired of my cab getting full with the stuff I need to use my truck. This storage compartment is easy to install, easy to use, and comes out easily if you need every inch of your truck bed.

I like this a lot. It has been very helpful in organizing my truck bed. I very frequently have a 5th wheel RV attached and the helps keep things off the bed. It is narrow enough that it is not impacted by my hitch when turning.I had one minor adjustment with my tonneau cover to allow for this box to swing in/out properly.

I ordered this after checking with real truck to make sure it would fit my 2020 Ram 3500. When I opened the box I was expecting that it might be too small to be very useful, but I was pleasantly surprised at the usable space. The box appears to be well made and sturdy. I quickly got busy installing the box only to find that the bracket would not fit properly. I checked to be sure I had ordered the correct one and that I had received the correct one. Then I got on the phone with Real Truck; it should fit. They transferred to Undercover. After discussion: IT WILL NOT FIT IF YOU HAVE TOWING PACKAGE! They don't make one that will. Disappointed it didn't work. It is a nice setup.

This arrived very quick and in good condition. I installed it on mr 2015 Ram 1500 with no problems. It comes with self tapping screws/bolts that you canc screw directly into the side of the truck bed if you choose. I drilled some small starter holes that made it much easier to install. It took me all of 15 minutes to install it. Operationally it swings very smooth and easy. When closing it those sound made by the latching devices is a crisp lock noise and it locks to the bed securely. I used a padlock at the back when it's not going to be used to keep it from being swung ope. The lid has a lock get device and locks fairly well. It's not Fort Knox but it's functional.Pros.. Easy installation..operates very smooth..looks good when locked close..swings out to allow very easy access..fair amount of storage if you take your time putting things in..good upper and lower trays for smaller tools, bits, etc..Cons....top lock is functional but not a secure as it could be (I might engineer a better one)With all this being said I would highly recommend this to someone wanting a bit more storage with easy exterior access.Update: I have since placed a Access Vanish roll up cover on the bed of my truck. There was no issues with the storage box working correctly. I kind of like having the box hidden by the cover.

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Very happy with the swing box from the ease of installation to how it works. Installed a box on the passenger side of a 2016 Ram which required no measurements and took approx 10 minutes. Box worked perfectly without any need for adjustments. Box has quite a bit of storage space for both large and small items. The locks seem to be of good quality and the lock to prevent lifting the box off the supports was a nice touch. Don't need to worry about someone walking off with the box if left unattended.Only two small issues. The box has to be swung out in order to unlatch my bed cover. Once the cover is latched, the box fits fine with no issues for the box or cover. I'm not able to swing the box out from under the bed cover far enough to completely open the box due to the box hitting the cable support for the tailgate. Not sure that there is any way to avoid this problem and it's not a great hardship to lift the cover slightly when I need to get into the box.I think the box, hardware and supports are well made and worth the price.

Great idea, but absolutely not for a work truck. Probably great if you're someone who uses their truck primarily for commuting, tailgating (truck cap, carpet liner etc) and other suburban activities because they'll surely hold some extra towels and light weight items that you may not want rolling around your bed. Don't try n fill 'em with beer cans because they definitely can't handle the weight!My trucks work for a living. Towing, dirt roads, heavy payloads etc. I installed these on my 2016 Ram 3500 within 6 months of it being new. First short bed I ever owned so I was looking for tool storage that wouldn't shorten the bed further. I was skeptical about the durability of the plastic for work, but when I saw a 75 lb rating per box I thought "That's plenty of capacity". I was wrong.If you're wondering what I stored in them here it is:Left: Spare 2.5" receiver hitch with ball, two 2"x27' ratchet straps, 14" crescent wrench and some bungee cords in the nose.Right: 5 lb hammer, 3"x25' tow strap, small plastic tool box with electrical tools and some small (1"x8'?) ratchet straps and a few hitch pins in the nose.I never actually weighed these, but know they weigh less than a sack of grain (50lbs), yet in the first year the right one got a huge crack in the back and the bracket that catches the latch on the truck body had broken one of the two pieces of plastic that secured the bracket to the box.When I called the company, the person I spoke with was a little grumpy, accused me of overloading the boxes but did ultimately send me a replacement with a terse "This is a one time courtesy" admonition.So, I installed the new box (which came with all the hardware) on the existing mount/latch and went on with life. About a year later, the top hinge pin on that mount broke off. Fortunately I still had the replacement hardware from the replacement box. I swapped those out and on I went.About 6 months after that the box on the left failed in the same place the first right box had failed. No crack on the back of the box, but the latching mechanism separated (broke) from the box like it had on the original right. Well, I've been told that I have no recourse with the company right? So now I just have box rattling around the bed that is sort of kept up front with a shovel.I should've gone with my gut. There's no way this plastic box can stand up to an actual work environment.To be fair, I drive on a lot of gravel roads, work between 7,000 and 10,000 feet (strong sun), and regularly see sub zero temps in the winter. I'm sure none of these conditions helped the longevity of the boxes.But at $400 for the pair, go buy a good steel box if you need something for work.