Tire Table Steel, Medium
Tire Table
Tire Table Steel, Medium
The steel Tire Table: same size, fit and 50 lb rating as the aluminum, $40 less, a little heavier.
- steel
- 13 lb
- it holds
- 50 lb
- tire height
- 25–40 in
- less than aluminum
- $40
- steel
- 13 lb
- it holds
- 50 lb
- tire height
- 25–40 in
- less than aluminum
- $40
Get it if
You want the table on your tire and don't mind 7 extra pounds to save $40.
Skip it if
You carry it a long way or switch it between vehicles a lot. The aluminum is less than half the weight.
Specs
- Top
- 23¾ × 27⅜ in, powder-coated steel
- Holds
- 50 lb
- Weight
- Just under 13 lb
- Fits
- Tires 25–40 in tall, up to 15½ in wide
- Mount
- On the wheel; no tools, no hitch
- Support
- Rear slider, retractable leg; T-bolts store on the table
- Fenders
- Very close to the tire may not fit
What it is
The same Tire Table, in steel, for $40 less. It mounts on your vehicle's tire in seconds with no tools and no hitch, per Tire Table, and gives you a flat surface right at the truck when there's no table space in the lot.
Same 23¾ × 27⅜ inch powder-coated top, same 50-pound rating and same fit as the aluminum Medium: tires 25 to 40 inches tall and up to 15½ inches wide. The difference is weight. The steel comes in just under 13 pounds, against just under 6 for the aluminum, so the steel is the one that lives in the truck and the aluminum is the one you carry. A rear slider grips the back of the tire, a retractable leg adds support, and the T-bolts store on the table.
If your fender sits very close to the tire, it may not fit. Shipping is free.
Why we picked it
Table space at the truck, for less.
Complete the setup
Add-ons
Details and questions
Size and weight
- Wide
- 27.375 in
- Deep
- 23.75 in
- Tall
- 1.5 in
- Empty
- 13 lb
The top is 23¾ × 27⅜ inches, about the size of a large cutting board laid sideways. It packs flat at 1½ inches thick.
What's in the box
Tire Table, Medium (steel) and T-bolts and parts, stored on the table.
Will the Tire Table fit my truck or SUV?
It fits tires 25 to 40 inches tall and up to 15½ inches wide, per Tire Table. If your fender sits very close to the tire it may not fit, though it can sometimes be angled in during install.
How much weight does it hold?
50 pounds, per Tire Table. Enough for a stove, a cooler of drinks or a spread of food. It's not a seat or a step.
Aluminum or steel?
Same size, same fit and same 50-pound rating. The aluminum weighs just under 6 pounds and the steel just under 13. The steel costs $40 less.
Care
Wipe the mesh clean and let it dry before you bag it. It's a table, not a seat or a step, per Tire Table.
Shipping, returns and warranty
Ships in its own box with its own tracking. If anything arrives wrong, email us and we'll sort it out. Our return policy