Once apon a time the only way to get the cargo area of your 4WD organized was to build yourself a set of dividers and drawers out of plywood from the hardware store. But since the release of the Titan Rear Drawers, times have definitely changed.

Factoring in the cost of roller bearing drawer slides, heavy duty tie down points, and marine carpet, not to mention the cost of the lockable latches. With the entry level Titan Rear Drawers you can now get the rear of your vehicle organized and get change from as little as $250.

With a massive range of sizes and wing kits infill panels to suit nearly every vehicle on the road you can unpack and install a full kit in just an afternoon. 4WD Supacentre took all the guesswork expensive cost and mess out of installing a rear drawer system into the back of your vehicle.

There are 3 main sizes that are available; 900mm, 1070mm & 1300mm as well as a single-sided 900mn deep drawer within the range.

The Titan Rear Drawers are built using a tough and corrosion resistant galvanised steel chassis with adjustable mounting positions, that use a predrilled bolt on system. These drawers are designed so you can easily fasten them to just about any vehicle on the road and with the tough wearing and water resistant marine grade carpet they really look the part too!

The solid Titan rear drawers slide on dozens of steel roller bearings and have a massive weight carrying capacity, we’ve even tested the weight capacity by loading them with an engine block, 2 wheelbarrow loads of pavers, and whilst loaded up even jumped on them to see how much they could take, and we’ve still never had an issue.

All Titan Drawer systems also include heavy duty key locking metal latches that can provide maximum security for all of your expensive camping gear, keeping your valuables out of sight and out of reach of people who might want to borrow them forever.

One of the additional benefits of installing a set of Titan Rear Drawers to your vehicle is that once they are bolted down they then become an extremely strong and stable platform, for fastening all of your bulkier gear to such as swags and camping chairs being able to ratchet them down with a set of ratchet straps using the integrated spring-loaded tie down points for secure transportation.

Once all of your gear is locked down to the top the structure of your drawers holds your gear down fast to the body of your car, meaning no more equipment bouncing around in the cargo area of the cab of your vehicle and along with the organization offered by your drawers all of your bulkier gear stays put and you can find nearly anything in just a second!

To add to the incredible value of all models of double Titan Rear Drawers include a built in heavy duty fridge slide, if you were to purchase one separately even if you were looking at a more affordable fridge slide, you’d be looking at over $100 and that is not including installation costs.

The Titan rear drawer fridge slide is capable of carrying an Adventure Kings 60L Fridge/Freezer or even up to an 80L Fridge, all that is required is to simply fasten the fridge to the integrated cargo hooks and you are good to go.

The Fridge slide operates with a simple auto locking latch, to release you just press the button release and you can slide the fridge out up to 785mm (with the 1300mm model) for easier access inside your fridge without needing to unpack your whole cabin and If you don’t have a fridge setup in your vehicle people have also used the integrated fridge slide as a temporary pull out work bench, perfect for cooking food or performing trackside emergency surgery on parts of your vehicle.

The included Fridge slide uses similar heavy-duty rollers found in other parts of the Titan rear drawers for smooth and trouble-free operation. Not only are these a feature packed and affordable a set of Titan rear drawers can be installed easily in an afternoon with a little help lifting it into place and a handful of bolts to fasten it down and install the drawer tops you’ll be more organized than ever, for far less than you would have thought.