NON-ROOF Recovery Board Mounting solution?

[Shorebreak]

Anyone have a good solution for mounting recovery boards not on the roof for an R1S - meaning truck bed solutions aren't applicable here.

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[FooF]

Anyone have a good solution for mounting recovery boards not on the roof for an R1S - meaning truck bed solutions aren't applicable here.

They fit nicely in the frunk.

 

[Zoidz]

They fit nicely in the frunk.

Yep, my Rhino USA boards came with a bag which makes them easy to stow. They fit nicely in the frunk with room to spare.

 

[Davethadog]

Put them inside your car.

 

[Dark-Fx]

Tie them to the hitch and write "Just Married" on the liftgate window

 

[Mr. Ham]

Stick them to the side ?

 

[R1Thor]

I have some BuiltRight Industries Molle panels holding them to the back wall of the bed

 

[SwampNut]

I put them in the gear tunnel.

lol

You only said no truck bed.

 

[superfly_snook]

They fit nicely in the frunk.

This defeats the purpose of recovery boards which is to drive around with them on your rig 365 days a year so everyone knows you are a serious off-roader.

 

[SwampNut]

This defeats the purpose of recovery boards which is to drive around with them on your rig 365 days a year so everyone knows you are a serious off-roader.

Along with your adventure rack and RTT that have zero scratches or dirt on them.

That said, I want to mount my boards on the cargo bars so I can look cool easily access them.

 

[Shorebreak]

Thanks? for the suggestions? guys?
When I couldn't fit them under the panel in the trunk, I didn't even think about the frunk - mainly because of all the junk in there already.
So I removed:
- Two baseball gloves
- One soccer ball
- Two footballs
- Pickleball paddles
- One rugby ball
- One basketball
- One rain jacket
- Three reusable grocery bags
- One ice scraper
- One toolbag
- One beach towel
- One tire gauge
- One almost empty bottle of windshield wiper fluid
- One pair of golf shoes

And then I put in the recovery boards.

 

[cashoverass]

A buddy of mine that I go off-roading with has a hitch-mounted spare tire. The ones on a big pivot that will unfold away from the car to allow easy access to the trunk.

I'm not 100% sure how exactly but he has the recovery boards mounted to that in front of the spare wheel. .

Like this kinda - https://trail4runner.com/wp-content..._recovery_boards_and_tire_mount_review_08.jpg

 

[Mojave]

Anyone have a good solution for mounting recovery boards not on the roof for an R1S - meaning truck bed solutions aren't applicable here.

Mine are in the back of the frunk, vertical, across. Other stuff is in front.

Trivial to take out when needed. A bit more of a pain to put back in. But I can toss them in the back until I have time to repack.

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