The Jeep Wrangler JKU Plate System is designed and built with industrial grade plywood and coating using our propriety spray methods for superior durability and wear resistance. This plate allows the user to easily install various Jeep specific Modules including single and double drawer systems as well as the ever famous Icebox module and the new CampKitchen 2.3 for Jeeps. The plate system also makes a great platform for securing your own storage or gear including dog crates, other fridge slide brands, etc.

 Please note: The Goose Gear Plate System for the 2007-2010 Jeep JKU requires drilling and installation of threaded inserts into the vehicle floor. Due to the shear lack of anchor points in this year range we had to resort to having our customers drill into their rigs for the plate system to work properly. The plate system will ship with the threaded inserts as well as the tool to install them.

In 2011-2014 Jeeps with a SIDE MOUNTED subwoofer you will have to remove the side subwoofer as well as any plastic trim.

In 2015-2018 Jeeps with a Factory Subwoofer installed in the FLOOR of the Jeep you need to order the Factory Floor Subwoofer Option.

Installation requires the permanent removal of the plastic trim in the rear cargo area. For 2007-2010 Jeeps there is typically carpet around the wheel well area. In later model Jeeps 2011+ the carpet is not there and once the plastic trim is removed the exposed painted metal of the Jeep body will be visible. 

***The image shown also features the optional 60% second row seat delete.

Product weight is just under 33 pounds for the JKU.

Notes for Ursa Minor Campers:

If you have or plan to add an Ursa Minor camper top to your Jeep, please note the following conditions:

1. IceBox with Top drawer will not clear the gas struts for the rear window. You can fit an IceBox or a CampKitchen without any issues.

2. 19" and 22" tall Double Drawer Modules will not clear the gas strut for the rear window. You can run a 15" tall double drawer module without clearance issues.

Product Updated: 12/14/2022