*THE RTT Owners Thread (With BS)*

Passenger Side

1. I have full access to the driver's door no matter what
2. If I ever have to sleep on the side of a road for any reason, it opens away from the road
3. I mount my tent slightly off-center to the passenger side, so it puts more wight on that side, counteracting taco lean
4. It just felt right

 

Thiiissss.. Too bad I didn't post a pic of the awning extended out before the ..wind incident..

 

Fair enough. Everyone perceives value differently.

 

Driver so I when its packed up ladder is on the passenger side in addition to my highlight to accommodate a little of the taco lean

 

Passenger for me also

 

Driver side. When stepping out of the rtt, my door to my awning room is right next to the ladder.

 

please specify why

 

this.
changes.
everything.

 

Because my wife and child is on that side and if it's raining I'd rather them not get soaked. When I'm by myself I keep my gear on the passenger side also

 

I do like this idea.

 

This bedrack is designed and built by @zscott .

 

UH OH!!!! look at that, its a RTT Smittybilt Overlander XL doesn't overhang as much as i thought and the bars are only to get the thing home. Ill shoot some better photos later

and I'm going to open to the driver side because AMERICAN FLAG ON THE RIGHT CB ANTENNA

 

Currently driver side. Because I have a string and washer tied to one side of the window over hang and it attaches to radio antenna. #bedrackproblems #whoneedswindowrods?

 

This.

 

Another vote for Driver Side... Having my awning open on the same side is nice and also because my swing out TC opens in such a way that it's better to have camp oriented on the driver side when possible.

 

Same. Drivers side for swing out with folding table.

 

I open mine to the drivers side because "it just feels right". Easier to get to the drivers side of the truck and makes more sense to me than to walk around to the pass side a lot.

When I get my owning I will set it up to open on the back for a kitchen/tailgate working area.

 

I think what you're seeing is a plethora of people getting into the market just to have a product and to cash in on the popularity. Tepui & CVT are market leaders, not followers.

 

Pretty much exactly how the LED market was a few years back. It happens everywhere. Someone comes out with a good product, then they get a few competitors, then someone copies the design and tries to sell it cheap AF. I'd bet most of these knock off little companies go under/stop selling within 6 months. ORRRRRR they try to do a group buy and then their supply dries up or has issues and then it kills their business.

 

A lot already have