SUV Rear Net or Compartment ideas

Rebelranger

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I added Weather Tech liners to my Tahoe and in the rear area I took out the rear seats (needed the room for st) Now anything I put in the back, boxes groceries-- slides all over!
I've searched everywhere and can't find anything.
I bought a locking box but its sliding all over too

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Any suggestions?
 
you can use bungie cords or the small adjustable straps. Use the brackets that the seats were attached to as the hooking spots.
 
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dont armor all the weathertech .... just joking !!

I have the same issue with our Weathertech matt. When carry a stroller and other items in car and they slide all over. We actually use those bungie cords and they work well. For groceries we drive home quickly and carefully or tuck everything together well.
 
I saw somewhere on the internet a Tahoe that had removable shelving and another with a cargo net . But can't seem to find the page again. I was planning on trying the bungie cords or the adjustable cargo straps with the little levers.

Keep the ideas coming please!!!!

:hungry:
 
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Any other ideas?
Tahoe/SUV owners did you have this problem? Any thoughts?
 
find cargo nets in any junkyard.....they were used in all kinds of cars
 
Rebelranger said:
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Any other ideas?
Tahoe/SUV owners did you have this problem? Any thoughts?
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Another thought. Get one of those plastic storage bins strap it down for the smaller items and just the straps for the larger ones.
 
jpegs13 said:
Another thought. Get one of those plastic storage bins strap it down for the smaller items and just the straps for the larger ones.
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I have a nice sized storage bin with a lock which I had in my old Envoy. But strapping this down is going to be a challenge. But it seems the best solution. I do like the Rolo but it also appears to need to be strapped. I just checked out the Rolo website... seems pretty cool and cheaper than most places....This could work along with my locking box...
I carry my photo equipment when I go out on weekends or to jobs...
 
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Thanks Loudog2! This is really helpful and the site has many other items that I like!!
 
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