JT Bed Cargo Divider $139.99

[Hooke Road®]

Every turn and stop sends your tools and gear sliding. The JT Bed Cargo Divider is your simple solution.
Create a secure, adjustable barrier in your Gladiator's bed to keep everything in its place.

https://www.hookeroad.com/products/bed-cargo-manager-divider-for-jeep-gladiator-jt-b7030s

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[Neomonk21]

I like that! I wish my tonneau cover would open the whole way instead of always covering the last 3rd of my bed. I would use this to keep gear behind it and then could mount some tools onto it!

 

[Jeeperjaime2]

Interesting. I need to look at the bed of my truck that doesn't have the rail system to see if it is practical to adapt to the rail system mounting holes.

 

[DronePilot]

Every turn and stop sends your tools and gear sliding. The JT Bed Cargo Divider is your simple solution.
Create a secure, adjustable barrier in your Gladiator's bed to keep everything in its place.

https://www.hookeroad.com/products/bed-cargo-manager-divider-for-jeep-gladiator-jt-b7030s

Will the Bed Cargo Manager Divider for 2020-2026 Jeep Gladiator JT - Hooke Road fit my gladiator which has a DIAMONDBACK HD bed cover?

 

[sting_gray_jeep]

I would think it could be tedious to reposition it. Have you ever looked into a Tmat? I have one and it’s very useful!

https://www.tmat.com/products/tmat-...make=Jeep&tmat_model=Gladiator&tmat_bed=4'11"

 

[Texbaz]

The molle panels look great. Unfortunate, If you don't have a trail rail this is not usable.

I also have a Diamond Back SE cover and while not perfect I manage it well when traveling

My generator and gas cans are divided from the cargo, by using the stabilizer bar. I use the yellow hook to move items when tailgate is down.

Heininger 4015 HitchMate Cargo Stabilizer Bar

 

[loganjeeps]

good design and price point, i would be a buyer if I had the trail rail system.

 

[Stan H]

good design and price point, i would be a buyer if I had the trail rail system.

I am getting trail rail soon. My list is long this year , I am growing my stash now

 

[John in the Woods]

I like this idea and an approachable price.

Does the width adjust? I have front and side molle panels now, and this seems like it would be easy to mount to this in a variety of positions. It would just need those upper arms to adjust to be slightly more narrow to fit inside the side panels. If it can do that, I’m in.

Also, why do you say it’s not compatible with tonneau covers? I run the Mopar soft cover, which is pretty common, and there’s nothing in the pics that suggests it would be in the way at all.

 

[Hooke Road®]

I like this idea and an approachable price.

Does the width adjust? I have front and side molle panels now, and this seems like it would be easy to mount to this in a variety of positions. It would just need those upper arms to adjust to be slightly more narrow to fit inside the side panels. If it can do that, I’m in.

Also, why do you say it’s not compatible with tonneau covers? I run the Mopar soft cover, which is pretty common, and there’s nothing in the pics that suggests it would be in the way at all.

The width of this product is fixed and not adjustable.
Regarding compatibility, due to the vast variety of tonneau covers on the market, we cannot guarantee fitment for every specific model without testing.

 

[SummertimeCarl]

I'd like to see a budget molle option similar to this, but would want it to simply use the existing 2x4 divider slots, and would need it to be tonneau compatible.

Rubberized edges so that it doesn't scratch the paint as much as the wooden 2x4's do.

Just giving you some ideas @Hooke Road® - I'm happy with Hooke's tube doors and would be happy to buy a cargo divider if ya'll made it!

 

[John in the Woods]

The width of this product is fixed and not adjustable.
Regarding compatibility, due to the vast variety of tonneau covers on the market, we cannot guarantee fitment for every specific model without testing.

Thanks for the reply.
As an eager potential customer, I suggest you consider a minor design modification that allows for width adjustment. It would immediately open up your potential customer base to include folks with no trail rails and those with other things such as molle panels already mounted.
As a retired marketing and communications pro, I’d suggest you not publish a blanket statement about incompatibility with tonneau covers, but instead verify the 3-5 most popular covers, alert consumers to fitment for those, and then caution that individual fit may vary for other covers and folks need to check for themselves.
Otherwise, you’re walking away from a lot of people who have cash in their hands.

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