VEVOR Truck Bed Storage Box, Complete Bolt Accessory Kit, Lockable Swing Case with Password Padlock, 6.6 Gal/25 L ABS Wheel Well Tool Box, Compatible with Ford F-150 2015-2021, Passenger Side

Fantastic addition to the bed of my F150. Works exactly as advertised. Installation was straightforward. Mounted to existing holes in the truck bed. Helps me keep things like tie down straps and a few tools organized in the bed of the truck where I use them, rather than in the cab

The toolbox looks like it is made reasonably well. It’s plastic and obviously will not hold up to heavy cargo. The installation was straight forward and pretty easy. I would suggest getting some flat washers to put on the mounting bolts that are inside the taillight well. I don’t think the mounting will stay secure without flat washers and they did not come with the hardware. The latch lined up easily and the release works well. I am giving it only 4 stars for not providing flat washers and only providing one key for the lid lock. Oh, and if you have a newer than 2021 Ford Super Duty it at least fits up to 2024.

Easy to install. It does fit my 2021 Ram New body style. Self tap screws included. Locks and secures easy. Looks great. Capacity is great. Check out my photos. I got 2. Driver side & Passenger side.

I don’t leave bad reviews often, but after wasting several hours I figured I would so I can save other people hours of install just to see it doesn’t fit.I bought the left and right side of these boxes for my 2019 F150. The product info on Amazon and in the user manuals included in the package both say this fits 2015-2020 models. It does not.The bracket holes do not line up with the mounting screw holes on the truck. Tried both sides, neither side fits. I took the brackets with me to work to check if they fit on my buddies 2018 F150 in case my truck was different, also do not fit.Regardless, the box is overall poor quality, the built in lock is junk and it locks into a plastic tab that will easily break if you pull on the lid hard enough. It’s also pretty flimsy, the top cover is okay but the body is very thin, someone wanting to open it wouldn’t have a hard time at all using even a simple screwdriver to pry it open, it will easily bend enough to bypass the latch.Lastly, the bracket with the hinges requires you to unscrew and remove your tail lights. You have to unplug the wiring harness and completely remove the lights to mount it. The product info doesn’t mention this.Overall, one of the most disappointing purchases ever. Don’t put anything valuable in these unless you have a locking cargo cover, it will get broken into in minutes.

Easy installation and fits great. The fact you can install on left or right side of truck bed, gives it versatility others do not provide.

please note that on the Ford installs the bolts may be very hard to remove. They are considered a one time install bolt by ford. U may have to struggle to get them out of the factory bracket with a T27 torx socket, I consulted my friends auto body shop and they smiled when I ask what to do. Vevor manual leaves a lot to be desired read it well and then lay out the materials before U start.

Very nice. the six-gallon capacity is a little smaller than I hoped, but I bet the size is right. It fit my F-140 without any problems. Some of the instructions were misleading, but nothing you couldn't work out in a few minutes.I've taken the truck over many miles of dirt roads without issue since installing this, and it seems plenty tough to last. It's a little difficult to adjust, but I guess that'll work itself out next time I choose to get out a screwdriver and fool with the adjustments. Overall, it's way better than letting my tools float around in the back of the truck.

I was planning to purchase the UnderCover Swing Case brand of toolboxes when I came across these. For some reason these Vevor boxes for Tundras were priced very low on the day that I looked, and I couldn't not try them for that price.They arrived well packaged and undamaged. Upon examining them I decided to reinforce the hinge to box area before installing them. From the factory there are just 4 rivets holding the metal hinge to the plastic box, and that design leaves something to be desired in my opinion. I added 3 extra bolts to the metal hinge where it attaches to the box (originally had just 2 rivets). I also added 3 more bolts with huge fender washers on the plastic end of the box adjacent to where the hinge attaches. There is a large steel plate on the inside of the box there, and with the extra fender washers on the outside of the boxes I think this area will now be strong enough for the long haul.Installing the hinges to the bed with the included self-tapping screws wasn't an option for me. First, I don't like using self-tapping screws in thin sheet metal, and second they weren't long enough anyway to go through my BedRug liner. I purchased stainless steel nuts/bolts/washers at the hardware store along with some clear silicone to seal the drilled holes. Removing the taillights gave me access to install the hinge hardware, and reaching up inside the truck fender got me access to the front two bolts.Overall, for the low price I'm pleased. I do wish that the plastic was thicker and also of a stronger type as it feels rather cheap and fragile. I have a truck cap so I'm not worried about theft or weather protection, but the box lids do have nice gaskets to help keep moisture and critters out. I didn't use the included padlocks but rather just put some small carabiner clips as a secondary means of securing the boxes to the sides. I also took some of the foam packing material from the shipping boxes and cut it to make a padded section at the lowest portion of the boxes to cushion heavy objects that I place inside there.Time will tell if this was a wise purchase for me, but so far so good. I will follow up in the future with how they are holding up.