CUMART Retractable Cargo Cover Rear Trunk Security Shield Luggage Shade Compatible with Honda CRV CR-V 2017 2018

I ordered this because I'm in IT, so I always have my laptop and other equipment with me. I needed a way to leave this in the car and feel comfortable that prying eyes would not see it. The back glass has deep tint, but in certain circumstances, you can still see inside.The item arrived and was packed well with a cover on it to prevent anything from getting on the material during shipping. Upon unpacking, the product felt sturdy in my hands and seemed to be well made and has good quality material. There are no installation instructions in the box, but installation is easy and straightforward. The main tube is spring loaded, so you only need to place it in the slot on one side, then compress the tube so it will pop into place on the other side. The fit was perfect, and extending the cover was smooth and easy.Many have asked about the 4 straps and clips on one end. They are there as a cover between the back seats and the cargo cover. My rear seats are reclined, so there is no gap between the seats and the cargo cover. However, if you have the seats in their upright position, there is a gap. This extra fabric with clips covers that gap. The clips fit onto the rear seat headrests. The headrest should be raised (if it isn't already) for installation, then can be lowered all the way back down if desired.The 4 straps on my 2018 Cherokee fit as follows: left side of cover has 2 straps, one on the left post of left headrest, the other on left hand post of center headrest. The right side of the cover has 2 straps close together, both attach to the posts on the right hand headrest.

Fit my vehicle snugly and completely. It's rigid and seems stable enough to even hold items, maybe 10-15lbs. The important part is it covers the cargo area for privacy.

I recently bought my daughter a used 2017 Jeep Cherokee Latitude with the Winter package and a black leather interior. Apparently, recently made Jeep Cherokees (NOT Grand Cherokees) don't come with a cargo cover, even when new. The dealership where I bought that Jeep wanted $150 for a Mopar cargo cover. Other reviewers say that dealers wanted as much as $300! On the spot, I whipped out my smart phone, fired up the Amazon Shopping app, and bought a CUMART Jeep Cherokee Retractable Cargo Cover for $65.When the CUMART cargo cover arrived at my home, it literally took less than five minutes to take it out of the box and install it in my daughter's 2017 Jeep Cherokee Latitude. The fit is really good, especially if you keep the front edge of the cover clipped to the back side of the back seats.Let's be honest: the cargo area of Jeep Cherokees (NOT Grand Cherokees) has an odd shape to it, exacerbated by the steeply raked rear window. My point is that creating a cargo cover that actually covers this odd area is a challenge. However, the CUMART cargo cover does as good a job as any cover I can imagine. And it does it for a fraction of the price of a Mopar part.A NOTE TO REVIEWERS - Comments like "it fit my Cherokee" are not useful. To help other people, you need to give more details. You have to say the year and the specific model. The additional problem with Jeep products is that the Cherokee and the Grand Cherokee are very different in size and shape, and they share almost no parts in common. You must distinguish between them. You should also state the name of the product you bought and the seller, because it's often the case that Amazon reviews are lumped together to cover multiple products, from multiple sellers.A NOTE TO CUMART folks - Your description of the cargo cover I bought says "Not fit for Latitude." I think you're losing sales, because your product is actually a perfect fit for the Cherokee line of SUVs. That includes the Cherokee Sport, Cherokee Latitude, Cherokee Limited, and probably the Cherokee Trailhawk, from 2014 to 2018. But NOT the Grand Cherokee or non-Cherokee Jeep models, like the Compass and Renegade.

I have a 2017 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk... Jeep designed a stoopid hatchback cover system, and these guys copied it. It's a good copy, it's WAY cheaper, but they didn't correct these two defects: 1) the handle hole is very large, and easy to see through 2) the rigid part of the cover hangs down with nothing to rest on, and you can see between it and the door. So if you're hoping to hide your stuff, be aware that you can really only hide some of it. If you cut a 1.5" ABS pipe to the right length you can hook it over the two "button" fasteners and the cover will rest on that. It's better but still not a good "don't look in" cover. Throw a black towel over your stuff under the cover if you want to fool them into thinking they can't see it. Really sad Jeep didn't make a good cover possible.

Great fit and easy install. Serves its purpose providing back cargo privacy and some protection from direct sun. While I never had a factory oem version to compare to, my only small complaint is that the mechanism that is spring loaded to roll up the cover is a little loud/cheap sound during operation. Also, for what it’s worth, there is no branding of any kind on this cover (for anyone like me that was a little concerned about the company’s....odd name lol).

I purchased the one designed for a 2019 Equinox. I can say is it fits perfectly. It appears well made. Only time will tell with regards to durability. The only downside I’ve discovered: the factory cargo cover is designed to be stowed under the floor in a a specially designed storage slot below the cargo floor. This product cannot take advantage of that feature because the spring loaded ends aren’t designed to contract far enough. It’s a bit of a bummer, and something I wish they took into account or at least mentioned won’t work. It’s a well thought out convenience by Chevrolet to be able to stow the cover- so it’s possible I may be returning it. However if you don’t care about that feature, this product will be fine for you.

Fit perfectly in my 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Priced much better than the one at the dealership