Exploring Sidio Crates for my Tacoma Truck: A Budget-Friendly Alternative to Milwaukee Packout

Pappy · 2025-11-18T04:09:12+00:00

I had my TRD-OR 6MT dyno tuned today by https://www.camtuningperformance.com/. Cam came over to the house on Saturday after a club breakfast, and did a minor tune on my truck. Today, he did his dyno tune. I was pleased after the minor tune he did on Saturday. I was super impressed driving home this afternoon after the dyno tune. I can't wait to get the truck on the road for another adventure. This was on 91 octane and 285/70 tires.

h4ngman tacoma

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Jul 31, 2025

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I saw a new set of Sidio crates yesterday. I've been looking for something simpler and cheaper than the Milwaukee Packout. These look nice, and the plastic is high quality, with rubber liners and dividers.

They seem perfect for storing the usual stuff: jumper cables, tools, emergency gear, and clothing for bad weather.The rear seats in the fourth-gen vehicle are not as flat as those in the third-gen, making it challenging to get things to sit flat.

I'm considering cutting a sheet of plywood to match the shape, which would create a flatter surface for easier gear storage if I decide to get the crates.

I'm still working on a solution to secure items so they don't hit me in the back of the head during an accident. The plywood would likely help with that. I don't plan on doing a seat delete, however.

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