2024-2025 Toyota Land Cruiser & Lexus GX 550 Rear Molle Storage Panel System | Pair

I am a new user of Molle Panels and I took my time to research which brand would give me the most Bang for my Bucks as far as quality and price. I decided to go with Rago and cant be any happier. The quality is superb. I would only recommend that each panel be labeled with a L or a R to quickly determine which side it goes on. I will keep recommending your panels to anyone who asks. Looking forward to buying a Roof Rack next. Thanks for your quality of craftsmanship.

I also got the shelf. I would think that if you are NOT using the shelf, there is not a need for the additional 3 holes to be drilled and Rivnutted. These use the top two bolts for the rear (useless) handholds in the back, and then the bottom bolt above the wheel well inside. SUPER solid mounting points. Again, I got the storage rack so I drilled the additional 3 holes per side and used RivNuts. The install is clean and doesnt "ruin" the interior. All in all ZERO noise from these, quite large and plenty of options now. I'd highly recommend you get the shelf.

Great fit for my 2024 Land Cruiser. No rattle. Lots of options for mounting gear.

I opted to NOT to put holes in my new First Edition LC and added 3M double sided padded tape to the overlapping edge instead. Only using the existing anchors is more than sufficient to hold several pouches full of supplies and the tape creates a buffer for rattling sounds and chaffing to the car panels.

I love the panel quality but I opted to not install the riv-nuts. The extra nuts would probably prevent rattle but won’t add any appreciable extra capacity. Also, I am not going to use a step drill unless I’m installing bulkheads in an electrical box. If your step drill needs to penetrate very far to reach the right hole size, it’s possible to inadvertently poke something important. If you want to install the riv nuts just measure them and use the correct drill size.

The three actual solid points are plenty solid. It would be nice if there were flats in the lower standoff so it could be tightened solid to the subpanel. I did it with channel locks and a towel to prevent marks.

Overall it went in well. With the shelf installed it was even more solid, but that part of the install was it’s own adventure: All of the hardware was too short to use both supplied washers, and even then didn’t fully engage the nylon when using one washer. I got it worked out but expect better from a professional fabricator making install kits.