Buyers Products 1702840 White Steel Topsider Truck Box With T-Handle Latch, 16 x 13 x 72 Inch, Truck Tool Box For Storage And Organization, Lockable Tool Chest For Work Trucks

The metal is a little thin (has to be I'm guessing for the weight reasons) so it dents easily, the locks are a common lock so anyone can have the key ... overall shipping was fast the product is almost what I'd except so I'm going 5 stars I bought 1 at a time incase they were junk... I'm happy with this company!

I used this for my m35a2. Took over a month to get it. It showed up a week and a half late. And when I opened the boxes this morning to mount them it wasn't even the ones I ordered. And they had damaged paint and dents.The boxes I received are nice boxes. All of them where keyed the same which is nice. Door opened and close nice. Sturdy t handle latches. good hardware.

i ordered 2 boxes one was absolutely perfect, the other as you can see is dented in the top and the front door is hard to even open because of it.

on time delivery. as described and delivery guys were great with a good work attitude

The box is about what you pay for. You can certainly buy much better products. For the quality of construction and materials grade this should be a $500-600 box; but that just doesn't exist, so it's this or a jump up to $1200+. It's not as square as it should be and the middle frame between the doors is slightly higher than the outside edges so it has a visible slope. Maybe they were thinking rain diverter, but I don't think so. Paint is thin but has a decent finish. Handles and locks are solid, though not complex. Someone will be able to break into such a simple lock fairly easily. Each box is 130lb, so aluminum might be a better option depending on what your payload capacity is.Now, shipping. What the hell?! They're cheaper boxes, and Prime, so obviously the seller is going to skimp on shipping and packing materials to save money, but these came wrapped in a single layer of corrugated cardboard. Not reinforced, pressed, tough cardboard like you might find around an appliance or large tool, machinery, etc- this was the average box that shows up in your mailbox and weighs nothing and you can tear it in half without even trying. No styrofoam packing on corners or edges, just paint>cardboard>life. Damage was on every outside edge. Every edge! Paint was knocked off, deep creases, dents, one door didn't even close right.If I'd asked for replacements, they'd show up the same way because something like this should be shipped on a pallet. The UPS guy just stuck his head in the door of our office, "Hey, can one of ya'll help me with these?" because they can't be picked up by one person. They can, however, be kicked down a few flights of stairs before they tumble into the back of a delivery truck and bang into six steel cargo bay shelves on the way. So instead of replacements I got a partial refund of 60% of total cost. Bit of bodywork and gloss enamel, looks good enough for government work. I'll be spending more money for a better product and better shipping next time.

Guys. Its the ups guys. That throw boxes. I saw a ups man throw my cash register. It happens. As for the locks. Sometimes make adjustment with a wrench. I replaced a chain. No biggie. My only complaint is who to blame ups or packaging

I’m really glad I paid a little more for this box. The hinges, steel cables hold the doors when open, quality steel structure the thing is very well made and presented.Just a shame the delivery company did not give it the care it needed.

Just over a year old. Note: This truck is a roofing truck, so it never see salt. Rust everywhere. Internal boxes broke within a month, had to bolt them back. I don’t carry much weight in the boxes. LEAKS from day one, even after adjusting the latches as tight as possible. Tools ruined by water. Cables just snapped denting my $104,000 truck! See pictures. I’m sure the owners of “Buyers” are happy they made a couple extra dollars by making the box just as cheap as possible.My other truck’s “Buyers” boxes leak too!