How do you use your rear seat storage? (Pic request)

[GOCAMPN]

I'm interested in seeing how others use their rear seat storage, be that the stock kits or something DIY/aftermarket. I've been using mine the same way for a couple months now but I'm always wondering if I can fit more or rearrange it in a more efficient way.

Driver side I have my First Aid Kit, a pack of battery powered road flares, some gloves, and a bank deposit box I found at a thrift store. Inside it I have my Spline drive, lug, and wrench, a couple microfleece rags, tire pressure kit (deflators/gauge), multi-tool Leatherman, and winch remote when not in use. Behind the box - not pictured - I also have a ~16 inch lead pipe for leverage on my 1/2" driver.

Passenger side I have a small backpack with jumper cables and a brush/ice scraper, and a large trashbag with a towel. You never know! PS: I removed the stock scissor jack and irons.

Bonus: did you know the slot behind the seat will perfectly fit a 48" jack? And in that little net I just have a flashlight.

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[Alans17]

I keep electric blankets (powered via cigarette lighter adapter) behind the seats. I also keep a very small first aid kit velcroed to the back. Under the seats, I’ve got:

jumper cables
Ratchet straps
Flashlight
A few tools

… and presumably a bunch of random stuff I can’t recall because it’s full.

I plan to eventually install a powered subwoofer behind the passenger side rear seat. And I’d like to get the JCR under seat storage so I can lock it up if I ever want to get around with the doors off.

 

[Green_Gladiator]

One of my favorite features of this truck, a little bit of everything!

 

[Garemlin]

No pics handy. But I keep the following in the under seat storage.

Vlair air compressor
Foldable shovel
First aide kit
A few flashlights
Two sets of ratcheting straps
Shopping bags
Miscellaneous tools

 

[Jeeperjamie]

Winch remote, tow straps and recovery gear on one side and running gear on the other.

 

[DBoogieC]

Having two kids in car seats I removed the storage compartment to utilize the space.

 

[PyrPatriot]

Tag for later. Will upload. I keep ALOT under the seats.

 

[1JeepFamily]

Having two kids in car seats I removed the storage compartment to utilize the space.

Same.

 

[PyrPatriot]

Tag for later. Will upload. I keep ALOT under the seats.

Under Seat:

• Torque wrenches: 5-80lb-ft and 50-250lb-ft
• Breaker bar
• Roll-up tool pouch with socket sets (includes one for every bolt/nut size the JT uses, including 26 for the oil filter housing!), conversions/extensions, torx bit set, allen key set, various spare bolts/nuts/screws/pushpins (mostly spares from bumper/fender flares install)
• Heavy-duty jumper cables
• Siphon pump
• Steel hammer
• Rubber mallet
• Large magnet that can pick up/hold 100-200lbs
• Some spare fuses
• Tray with magnet
• Tub of high temp grease and white lithium grease. Yes I know I don't need so much, they are as much a place holder as they are for me being lazy and not putting in smaller containers
• Metal wire/strips to hold up things to parts that get hot
• Standing light
• Headlamp
• Sticky rubber gloves
• Sticky/grippy nitrile gloves
• Roll of shop towels
• Instruction manual for the Smittybilt winch
• Paracord bracelet with flint
• The diaper is clean, I swear.
• I have some things under the other side but there's a car seat in the way. Should be stuff I don't foresee needing except in emergencies that warrant removing the seat. Probably some rope and other survival gear

As you can see, I have more room for more stuff if I needed, but not much

I will be adding a printout of the torque specs on the driveline and common components. It's about 8 pages front-and back with diagrams on where the parts are.


Behind the seats, not pictured:
3 pouches of gear oil/differential fluid - I think it's 75-90. I think, still no clear answer even from this thread, on whether 75-85 or 75-140 should be used, but I'm keeping enough for both diffs with 75-85 as I have open diffs and Max Tow (not just Trailer Tow package). Anyway, I figure in an emergency I'll be ok with 75-90

GoPro gear for outings (inevitably I will forget to pack it so I keep mounts and such behind the passenger side rear seat)


I have also been able to fit: a set of armor and rifle with mags behind the seats. You know, for when you have that sudden desire to go train at the range


Oh and behind the driver's seat: air compressor, tow strap, limb saver, tarp, blanket, jacket, fire extinguisher, large ratchet straps, tarp, chords, lug-cross wrench, and umbrella.

 

[PyrPatriot]

Having two kids in car seats I removed the storage compartment to utilize the space.

Please elaborate

 

[Tar Heel Wrangler]

 

[irrelevantgoals]

Under Seat:

• Torque wrenches: 5-80lb-ft and 50-250lb-ft
• Breaker bar
• Roll-up tool pouch with socket sets (includes one for every bolt/nut size the JT uses, including 26 for the oil filter housing!), conversions/extensions, torx bit set, allen key set, various spare bolts/nuts/screws/pushpins (mostly spares from bumper/fender flares install)
• Heavy-duty jumper cables
• Siphon pump
• Steel hammer
• Rubber mallet
• Large magnet that can pick up/hold 100-200lbs
• Some spare fuses
• Tray with magnet
• Tub of high temp grease and white lithium grease. Yes I know I don't need so much, they are as much a place holder as they are for me being lazy and not putting in smaller containers
• Metal wire/strips to hold up things to parts that get hot
• Standing light
• Headlamp
• Sticky rubber gloves
• Sticky/grippy nitrile gloves
• Roll of shop towels
• Instruction manual for the Smittybilt winch
• Paracord bracelet with flint
• The diaper is clean, I swear.
• I have some things under the other side but there's a car seat in the way. Should be stuff I don't foresee needing except in emergencies that warrant removing the seat. Probably some rope and other survival gear

As you can see, I have more room for more stuff if I needed, but not much

I will be adding a printout of the torque specs on the driveline and common components. It's about 8 pages front-and back with diagrams on where the parts are.


Behind the seats, not pictured:
3 pouches of gear oil/differential fluid - I think it's 75-90. I think, still no clear answer even from this thread, on whether 75-85 or 75-140 should be used, but I'm keeping enough for both diffs with 75-85 as I have open diffs and Max Tow (not just Trailer Tow package). Anyway, I figure in an emergency I'll be ok with 75-90

GoPro gear for outings (inevitably I will forget to pack it so I keep mounts and such behind the passenger side rear seat)


I have also been able to fit: a set of armor and rifle with mags behind the seats. You know, for when you have that sudden desire to go train at the range


Oh and behind the driver's seat: air compressor, tow strap, limb saver, tarp, blanket, jacket, fire extinguisher, large ratchet straps, tarp, chords, lug-cross wrench, and umbrella.

Damn it man you're making the rest of us look bad… Also can I get a list of what's in that tool roll, and a copy of the specs sheet

 

[PyrPatriot]

Damn it man you're making the rest of us look bad… Also can I get a list of what's in that tool roll, and a copy of the specs sheet

Roll pouch has a set of metric and sae allen keys, long and short.

I keep a set of metric standard and deep socket sets, 12pc each I think, has to have 10mm, 16mm, and 18mm. All from Harbor Freight. Also have 3/8" and 1/2" conversions and extensions, as well as a 26mm socket, those I got from AutoZone
Torx set is also a HF buy, 12pc I think. Nothing here cost over $35 per set so it isnt the top of the line stuff. I can set out a list tomorrow.

I am happy to share a specific torque spec when I have it, but posting pages of information might run afoul of copyright with Jeep.

 

[XJADDICTION]

Y’all are so neat! I just throw stuff in there, sometimes the seat bottoms don’t close all the way. ?

Most of what I have are, biking stuff and first aid plus weather/seasonal dependent extras.

 

[Hockeypilot44]

Weight belt for gym that I never use (who does legs anyway?), towels, spare swimsuit, underwear, shorts, and a couple extra t-shirts. I live in Florida and always want to be prepared for going to the beach. Also keep rear window storage bag under the seat or in the bed.

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