270 degree awning. Passenger or Driver side?

[TylerC]

I am fairly certain I am going to pick up the Wraptor 4K awning that was showcased on YouTube. Which side of the vehicle do I get? What are the pros and cons to each?

We always camp and set up on the passenger side, but my kitchen slide comes out of my truck box on the driver side and I don't think it'll cover it for rain purposes.

This decision is turning out to be more difficult than I expected! Any advice is appreciated.

 

[Kent R]

What vehicle is it going on?
On a Jeep JK the rear door swings from the right. So the best way to utilize a 270 awning is to put it on the driver side. Every rig is different, this is just my experience with the JK

 

[TylerC]

I drive a truck with a standard tailgate and no swing outs.

 

[ndamico]

If you slide comes out pretty far the end will be exposed. If you plan to run walls on the wraptor the 6k walls angle out so you'll get more coverage. Driver side mount will cover more of the driver side slide than the rear, but isn't a huge difference. Some folks run 2 4ks of the same side (driver for exsmple). One swings over side and back, the other over front and opposite side. Think one mounted backwards!