Jeep Hardtop Storage Rack for Wrangler CJ-7 YJ TJ JK JL (1976-2025), Rolling Carbon Steel Hard Top Storage System with Wheels

works great! best when you have a lot of floor space and low ceilings. otherwise use a hoist.

Don't typically write reviews, but since I was nervous buying this without any buyer reviews, I thought I'd help those of you that may have similar hesitations...buy it. It's a great product and an upgrade from those models that don't store the roof panels as well. It went together in about 10 mins; clear directions, powder coated material and sufficient padding for all point of contact with the roof. It has sturdy wheels, that lock in position, and was easy to position out of the way in our garage...so much better than having the roof take up an entire garage bay for the season. Highly recommend!

sent wrong hardware, holes to attach pieces didn't line up. I'll need to drill new holes in one area. Directions were minimal at best, install video helped. Should of know better

Does the job but be sure you’re handy. Like others have said, instructions are mostly useless/wrong and across the board there are quality issues at every turn. Pieces do not fit together well so be sure to have a rubber mallet and a pry bar to bend or force pieces into place. Castors are poor quality and all nuts are closed acorn style but the bolts are long so you’ll need to get replacement open hex style nuts. It works and is way cheaper than a similar rack on the mainstream Jeep sites but you’ll need some elbow grease.

holds top & doors safely, it does take up some space. Easy to install.

Overall, the carrier is built solid. I am now easily able to move my top and freedom panels around in my garage and get them safely out of the way. The powder coating was thick which required a little assistance from a rubber mallet. The instructions were pretty much useless for anything other than insuring you had the correct number of parts. I used the Amazon pictures more than the instructions. There are 3 width options for the bolts to be installed. I had to take a guess at which one to use and luckily it seemed to be correct. I used the outermost holes which put the carrier at it's widest. I have a JKU and it appears this was the correct width which put the angles that hold the top just outside the glass. Any closer and pressure would have been on the back glass itself.

Got this for my 2015 Jeep Wrangler. Used it all summer.

Not real sturdy and I had problems keeping my back window from dropping open while trying to put the top on the cart