Roof Racks and Accessories
MOLLE Bed Panels Jeep Gladiator JT 2020-2025
A set of two aluminium MOLLE panels for the inner bedsides of the Jeep Gladiator JT, model years 2020-2025. Right and left panel. In the photo you can see a dense grid of MOLLE holes, cut-outs for the factory bed lamp and the 230 V socket, and a full set of brackets and bolts. Gear brackets are sold separately by the supplier.
MOLLE Bed Panels — Jeep Gladiator JT 2020-2025
A pair of panels that mount to the inner bedsides of the Gladiator. Instead of gear rattling around the box you get a perforated wall to bolt brackets, boxes, a fire extinguisher or tool mounts to. The supplier states aluminium alloy construction and a right plus left set.
Fits Jeep Gladiator JT 2020-2025 | Material aluminium alloy | Set right + left panel |
Key features
- Set for both sides of the bed — right and left panel
- In the photo: a dense grid of rectangular and round MOLLE holes
- In the photo: cut-outs for the factory bed lamp, the 230 V socket and the bedside handle
- In the photo: four brackets, bolts in two lengths, washers and nuts included
- Aluminium rather than steel — lighter, and no corrosion in a wet bed
Technical data
- Supplier part number: TXJT 19307
- Application: Jeep Gladiator JT, model years 2020-2025
- Material: aluminium alloy
- Set: right and left panel
Fitting and notes
The supplier does not state the kit contents explicitly, nor whether fitting requires drilling into the bedsides — the fasteners are visible in the photo only. No panel dimensions, material thickness, MOLLE hole spacing or load rating are given. The panel itself is the load-bearing wall: gear brackets are sold separately by the supplier.
Frequently asked questions
Do the panels cover the bed lamp and the 230 V socket?
No. The photo shows cut-outs for the lamp, the 230 V socket and the bedside handle.
Are gear brackets included?
No. The supplier states that brackets are bought separately.
Does fitting require drilling?
The supplier does not specify. In the photo the panels rest on brackets bolted to the top edge of the bedside.