MORryde Jerry Can Side Mount Tray - Any Thoughts?

[QDman]

Hello, friends!

I'm looking for a way to carry some extra fuel.

I can't do a tailgate hinge mount, as that where my jack is.

I thought about a spare tire mount, but I have the stock carrier, and I'm afraid it wouldn't hold the weight.

So I'm thinking about this:

MORryde Jeep Wrangler Jerry Can Side Mount Tray J104170 (07-18 Jeep Wrangler JK)

FREE SHIPPING! Maximize Space. Store your fuel or water cans up and out of the way of hazards with the MORryde Side Mount Tray. This kit includes an easy to mou

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If any of you have any experience with this, or know anyone who does, I'd love to hear about it.

Thanks in advance,

Randy

 

[USStrongman]

Have a friend who runs them on both sides. Easy no drill install. Terrific height for a 30lb of fuel. If you order two, make sure oyu order a driver and a passenger. They are side dependent.

 

[QDman]

Have a friend who runs them on both sides. Easy no drill install. Terrific height for a 30lb of fuel. If you order two, make sure oyu order a driver and a passenger. They are side dependent.

Thank you.

 

[Vinman]

When I see a Jeep with cans mounted like that all I think about is what happens in a t-bone collision when the cans rupture.

 

[jeepers29]

I have one on the passenger side and will be getting one for the driver side. These are very well build and very study under weight

 

[QDman]

When I see a Jeep with cans mounted like that all I think about is what happens in a t-bone collision when the cans rupture.

That's certainly a concern. My plan is to only use it on the trail, not as I drive the Jeep around town. Perhaps that would mitigate the hazard to some degree.

Thanks for the input.

 

[QDman]

I have one on the passenger side and will be getting one for the driver side. These are very well build and very study under weight

That's great to hear. Thank you.