SwingCase Truck Bed Storage Box | SC203P | Fits 2015-2020 Ford F-150 Passenger Side, Black

This product is fantastic! Not as big as I hoped, but i don’t think they could do any bigger.It’s a little pricey, but made with good quality hard plastic. I am really happy with it.The installation took 15 minutes, and was fairly easy for the 2020 F-150. Was a breeze to install.I just wish the were a little cheaper.

Buen producto!! El manual no se entiendo muy bien pero es un buen producto

Really nice case - a big upgrade from the milk crates that I used for years for tie downs, and misc items! I started with the left side and then bout one for the right a couple of weeks later. So easy to install - the first one took about 20 minutes and the second one about 8 minutes. As they were spec'd for my new F150, no drilling or adjustment's were required. I can't speak for longevity at this point as I've only have them for a few weeks.

UPDATE: Also now have one of these on my 2022 Raptor and my old review holds true. Only issue was that they included one fewer mounting bolt than they were supposed to. It didn't need to be a special size so I just grabbed a random nut and bolt that fit the hole, from my toolbox and was back in business. Read on for original review...Bought this for my 2018 Raptor after I realized the truck doesn't have much compartmentalized storage space, despite being huge. I paid for a luxury truck so I don't like the idea of things rattling around in the cabin or bed outside of trips to the hardware store. I wanted a good storage solution for small and medium items, but didn't want to sacrifice the floor deck space, that my SuperCrew affords, by adding under-seat storage.TLDRWorks great. Highly recommended for anyone who doesn't like their stuff rattling around in the bed or rolling around in the cabin. Works with Ford OEM tonneau cover.INSTALLInstallation was a breeze. In theory you could do this all with one adjustable wrench and a T30 torx bit on a scredriver. It makes life easier if you have a wrench set with the 30 degree canted enclosed heads (for reaching inside the tail light cavity to hold nuts in place) and a drill for the torx bit. Once you know what you're doing, you can install this in 15 minutes. No modification to your truck is required.QUALITYThe mounting solution is solid and confidence inspiring. The construction of the box itself seems solid, though the use of ABS plastic seems a little cheap for a $200 item (it's plenty thick... I just associate ABS with cheap products). It locks in place firmly and hinges out smoothly, even fully loaded with stuff. The lock setup also works well, and you get a positive click when rotating it to open and close. Based on the simplicity of the unit and parts, it seems like a $150 item, but it's worth $200 for its function.FUNCTIONI found there to be more space in it than I expected, which is a plus. I was able to get a large tow tongue, extension cord, ratchet straps, large screwdriver and hex wrench sets, flares, WD-40, mini sledge, and more, and there's room left for a small fire extinguisher and other items. If you installed one on each side of the bed, you'd have a serious amount of storage space that's out of the way and doesn't really impede use of the bed. In the event that you need to remove the SwingCase to maximize bed space, it's as simple as releasing the latch and lifting. Takes 5 seconds.The SwingCase locks up nice and firm in its stowed position, and they mounted the release lever offset-inboard, so when you pull it you're applying a torque that naturally swings the case out. It can't actually swing a full 180 degrees because it runs into the bed support cable, but it swings plenty far to be convenient.USE WITH FORD TONNEAUNote for those with an OEM Ford tonneau cover... I was worried the SwingCase would get in the way of the latch lever that holds the tonneau cover down. Turns our Ford's design allows the lever to move out of the way under its spring tension, while still keeping the cover fastened down. It even adds a little spring tension against the SwingCase, helping it swing out when released. No issues here.

Easy to install. I installed two. In one, I store tie-downs, jumper cables, and tools. In the other, I store tire chains (2) trailer hitch balls, and a 20 ft. tow strap. They swing easily and lock in place securely. Highly recommended.