Totes that organize and maximize storage under Tonneau

Yes the Wolf and Cub boxes from www.frontrunner.com pack together very well and due to their size will fit the bed very well with little wasted space.

 

Those leave a good 6-8" of headroom to the tonneau though

 

I like these too, from Home Depot. I get the 5 Gallon versions - not sure if I can stack them I'll have to check that out.

I like the 5 Gallon versions can't get 'em so full that they become a burden to handle - I'm an old geezer so I can't sling weighty things like I used to.
I got about 6 of 'em - carry different stuff in them mostly Food stuffs / morning~coffee gear .... buns and snacks in another ... camp tools and elec cords in another...
one of them is dedicated to a make-shift-awning system I setup. Food stuffs fit nicely in the rear seat wells ( access cab ) to boot.

You'll find a million types out there all depends on what you want 'em for.

 

Thanks

 

So, i went with the Diamondback, along with their 8in bin. Love it and dont regret it a bit. However, it did pose a challenge for bed space. I opted for a couple Clevermade collapsible crates that fit perfectly under the bin. I can access them easy and they can store a good amount of crap.

 

Is that this one: https://www.academy.com/p/plano®-storage-locker?sku=green-dark-01

 

Hah I think of that as a feature, like I can lay skis across on top

 

I'll drop another vote for Plano boxes. I have three sizes. Two large, wheeled; three smaller ones, and then two "dry storage" (they come w dividers. 1) they're made in the USA. 2) who hasn't owned a Plano tackle box that lasted longer than the tackle in it, and 3) they're cheap. They will help you decide if you want a more expensive option without making you go broke. And, super easy to toss back up on the garage shelf after another epic adventure. Plano FTW.

 

Costco, HD, Lowes, Theyre all the same thing, cheap, and easy to replace if anything happens. Dont go all out on brand name shit. Save your money for gas.

They stack nicely too

 

YES ....mine has a hinge on the lid but they also have one that the lid comes off with latches all around, its hit or miss on colors, styles they have at diff stores

 

I can't believe we are debating who makes the best plastic bins now.

 

Well, if you really want the good stuff. Roam or Pelican.

https://www.roamadventureco.com/collections/rugged-cases

https://www.pelican.com/us/en/

 

I have a Plano 108qt case for recovery gear and stuff. They also make a nice 68qt version. I also have an InstaCrate from Costco. Both are handy for different reasons.

 

That's a clean setup. My tonneau comes in on Tuesday, will have to check these out and some of those Cleveramade collapsible ones that @ljh824 mentioned. Now I feel like I might be a little OCD lol.

 

That’s what I use too.
Has the little wheels on the bottom if in case you pack it up heavy and need to wheel it in the garage.

 

I needed something absolutely waterproof due to the things I planned to keep in there so I originally wanted a Roam case but they were so damn expensive and I couldn't find them on sale at all. I ended up buying one of these on sale and so far have been very pleased:

https://ironman4x4america.com/all-weather-rugged-case-140l/

For stuff less important I got a couple of those product totes you see at retail stores they ship product in from a manufacturer in NJ:

https://www.milkcratesdirect.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=68&product_id=298

Bought a 3 pack and I'm happy; I can keep the weatherproof stuff in the totes and my important stuff in the waterproof case.

 

i got this from summit racing, wheel well storage. you need some cleats for the bed track but this has worked well for my needs. easy to remove and fits under the cover.

 

I use the cheap Wal-Mart rubbermaid totes. They are cheap and if something happens and I lose one they are inexpensive and easily replaced.

 

I bought the large craftsman tote for a overnight trip to north Alabama to see family. Had it bungee corded in the bed so it wouldn't move around. After about a 400 mile trip when we stopped noticed the red top was cracked. nothing had been stacked on top of it and the only time was exposed was on the drive. Bought Friday afternoon, loaded and took trip Saturday and Saturday evening was when i noticed it cracked. Disappointed i didn't keep my receipt. It's a plastic bin.

 

As they say, you get what you pay for. Used ammo cans in my old truck, but didn’t want them marring the plastic bed in the new one. Was in a hurry for an impromptu trip, needed something to toss camping in. First time tossed into the bed broke the bottom corner off one.

Like the size of the 10 gallons, and how they stack. Fit well in the access cab portion of the truck, be nice if they were better built.