YHTAUTO Truck Bed Storage Tool Box Lockable Compatible with 2007-2019 Chevrolet Silverado & GMC Sierra 1500 2500 3500 Passenger Side, Swing Waterproof Wheel Well Toolbox

I bought 2 of these back in Jan and Feb 25 and forgot about the review. I love these storage bins and the accessibility of them being at the tailgate, as I have a bed cover and had to remove my big storage bin. I love that they lock in place and the easy release latch to swing out. Mine are covered so I cannot speak to the waterproof or weather durability, but I don't see how water could get into them. The seller was great to work with when I purchased a second one. They definitely fit in that dead space in the truck. The install wasn't too bad. Easy to remove if needing to haul something that puts them in the way. They aren't that big but they serve their purpose for tools and hand towels, etc... Would buy again for family.

three years and still works perfect.

I normally keep a roll-up tonneau cover on my truck bed, but I needed to be able to keep my tools, tie-downs, tow cables, etc. in the bed of my truck when towing my 5th wheel. This was the perfect solution. It keeps the weather off the tools and does not interfere at all with the 5th wheel hitch. Both the compartment and the whole unit can be locked, so you can keep the contents secure from prying eyes and hands, as well as reduce the chances someone will just pull the whole box out of the bed.Install took about 10-15 minutes per side. Just a suggestion, make sure you are parked on a flat surface when installing so that you can measure your screw holes level and ensure the box will swing open and closed correctly.The only complaint I have is that the left and right units that I bought as a set were not keyed the same. I get it for the single units, but the sets sold as a left-right package in the same box should really have the same key. Otherwise, totally happy.

Ok product. Sold as a right/left pair but keys don’t match the locks, which is a poor oversite.

Easy to install, actually is waterproof. Works great with my regular length truck bed without taking up to much space and still allows storage of essential tools needed for a road trip

Primary mounting bracket is not surgically precision lined up with the contours of the truck bed, but easily enough play to get it tacked down plumb and square, box swings out and back smooth. I can easily put around 25 to 30 pounds in each without concern. Any higher than that I would monitor for eventual deformity in the plastic lid fit. Overall super satisfied for this price.

Wanted to give some time before writing this. I have two of these. One on each bedside of one of my trucks. It does hold a decent amount of tools and is convenient. That's is where the good ends. They are not water proof. At least once a week I have to take all items out of them and dry them off and dry out the boxes. What good is a outside tool box that can't keep out water?? Secondly, the plastic rails they ride on are starting to give and making the boxes droop. And I have less than half of what they say the weight limits is in these boxes. I would hate to see how they do if someone actually pushed the weight capacities to their max. They are a good concept and would be a great option for ease of access of tools if they weren't basically jun. Who thought it was a good idea to have all of the pivot load of these boxes riding on plastic mounts? And the top seal is a joke, hence all of the water. Guess I'll just have to put in a fullsize bed box like on my other truck. Didn't want to take up that bed space on this truck but what's the use if they soak your tools and supplies in water and they want to fall off the cheap henges.

Perfect