Key Takeaways
- Tuffy makes a Ford-licensed cargo drawer built specifically for the 4-door 2021 to 2027 Ford Bronco, giving you a lockable, slide-out steel drawer with a flat load floor on top in the rear cargo area.
- The Bronco cargo drawer fits the 4-door Bronco only, so 2-door owners who want locked rear storage should choose the Tuffy Security Trunk Lockbox instead of the drawer.
- The drawer holds over 5.5 cubic feet, installs with no drilling to factory OEM mounting holes behind the rear seat, and sets up with basic hand tools.
- Yes, the drawer locks: it uses an integrated push-button lock for secure, one-hand operation that helps deter unauthorized access when your Bronco is unattended.
What Is a Bronco Drawer System?
A Bronco drawer system is a lockable, slide-out steel drawer that installs in the rear cargo area of your Ford Bronco and leaves a flat load floor on top. It turns open, exposed space into organized, secured storage.
For the everyday Bronco driver, that means the gear you carry stays sorted and out of sight while the surface above still works for groceries, gear bags, or a cooler. You lock the drawer, close the tailgate, and walk away. The Bronco cargo drawer is built for real daily use, not a plastic tray that slides around and secures nothing. It brings organized rear storage and welded-steel security to the same footprint, so you are not choosing between the two.
Does Tuffy Make a Drawer System for the Ford Bronco?
Yes, Tuffy makes a drawer system for the Ford Bronco: a Ford-licensed cargo drawer built for the 4-door 2021 to 2027 Bronco. It is engineered to fit that vehicle and mount to its factory points.
Tuffy is the original vehicle-specific security company, building welded-steel storage since 1989. Every product is engineered and designed in the USA and shipped from the USA. The Ford Bronco cargo drawer carries that same standard: vehicle-specific fit, heavy-duty cold-rolled welded steel, and an integrated push-button lock, so it looks like it belongs in the back of your Bronco from day one.
Bronco Cargo Drawer Fitment: 4-Door vs 2-Door
The Bronco cargo drawer fits the 4-door Bronco only; 2-door owners use the Security Trunk Lockbox. The two vehicles have different rear cargo layouts, so the right product depends on which Bronco you drive.
If you have a 2-door Bronco, the 2-door Bronco security trunk lockbox is your path to locked rear storage. It holds over 3.5 cubic feet, is built from welded steel, secures with the patented Pry-Guard II system, and mounts to factory OEM cargo-floor points. It works whether you are running a hard top, a soft top, or open air. To be certain of the right part for your build, search your year, make, and model and confirm your fit before you order.
Build, Capacity, and Security
The Bronco cargo drawer holds over 5.5 cubic feet. It locks using an integrated push-button lock for secure, one-hand operation.
Here is what the drawer includes:
- Construction: heavy-duty cold-rolled welded steel, engineered to fit the 4-door Bronco.
- Capacity: over 5.5 cubic feet of usable storage, with standard dividers to separate tools, gear, and valuables.
- Load floor: a flat top with a raised steel top fence that keeps cargo on top from sliding off, plus a carpet-lined floor inside.
- Tie-downs: your OEM tie-down rings can be reused and mounted on top, so you keep your factory lashing points.
- Access: heavy-duty ball-bearing slides give full-extension slide-out access to everything inside.
- Locking: an integrated push-button lock delivers secure, one-hand operation, and the drawer can latch closed without locking when you do not need it secured.
- Weight: roughly 80 pounds of welded steel.
Installation: No Drilling, Factory Mounting Points
The Bronco cargo drawer requires no drilling; it mounts to factory OEM holes behind the rear seat. You install it with basic hand tools.
Because it uses the mounting points the Bronco already has, you keep the factory sheet metal intact and the drawer sits where it was engineered to sit. That is the whole promise of a vehicle-specific product: it fits your exact Bronco and looks factory, without cutting or drilling into the vehicle.
What You Can Store in Your Bronco
The drawer is built for the things you would rather not leave loose or in plain view. Lock it, close the tailgate, and it works like a steel drawer in the back of your Bronco.
Common uses include tools, recovery gear, electronics, documents, and a handgun for personal, sporting, or professional use, such as an officer moving a duty weapon between vehicles. Tuffy does not brand this a gun safe; it is a security drawer that can secure a firearm. If you store a firearm, always follow your local and state storage laws.
Drawer vs. Cargo Enclosure vs. Security Trunk Lockbox
A drawer gives slide-out organized access under a flat load floor; an enclosure is a full lockable rear cargo box. Which one fits depends on how much you carry and how you use the back of your Bronco.
| Product | Best For | Capacity & Security |
|---|---|---|
| Bronco Cargo Drawer (4-door) | Organized daily storage with a usable flat load floor on top | Over 5.5 cu ft; full-extension slide-out access; locks with an integrated push-button lock |
| Cargo Enclosure (4-door) | Locking down the entire rear cargo area with maximum volume | Over 22 cu ft standard (24 cu ft deluxe) with MOLLE panels; secures shut using the Bronco’s factory tailgate lock |
| Security Trunk Lockbox (2-door) | Locked rear storage for the 2-door Bronco | Over 3.5 cu ft welded steel; patented Pry-Guard II locking; mounts to OEM cargo-floor points; works with or without a top |
Want the whole cargo area sealed off instead of a drawer? The Bronco cargo enclosure turns the most exposed part of an open vehicle into a locked box, using the factory tailgate lock to secure it. To compare both across builds, browse Tuffy’s Bronco and Wrangler cargo drawers.
Complete Your Bronco Build
The cargo drawer covers the back of your Bronco, and a few companion products round out the interior. Each one is built to the same vehicle-specific standard.
The Console Safe drops into the factory center console and secures with a keyed or mechanical combination lock, all backed by the patented Pry-Guard II system. The Bronco tailgate table fits both the 2-door and 4-door Bronco and supports up to 25 pounds, giving you a work and prep surface at the trailhead or the jobsite.
How to Confirm Your Bronco Fit
The single most important step is confirming the right part for your exact Bronco. Search your year, make, and model, and the results will show the drawer, lock options, and companion products that match.
Fitment is determined by your vehicle and its configuration, not by trim name, so confirm your fit before you order. You can find your Bronco fit and see every option that matches your build.
Your Bronco is built to go anywhere, and what you carry deserves real protection when it gets there. Explore the Ford Bronco cargo drawer and the full lineup of SUV cargo security to add welded-steel, lockable storage that fits your Bronco and looks like it belongs.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Bronco Drawer System
Here are answers to the questions Bronco owners ask most about the Tuffy cargo drawer, from fitment and capacity to locking and price.
Does Tuffy Make a Drawer System for the Ford Bronco?
Yes. Tuffy makes a Ford-licensed cargo drawer built for the 4-door 2021 to 2027 Bronco. It is engineered from heavy-duty cold-rolled welded steel and mounts behind the rear seat, turning open cargo space into organized, lockable storage that fits your exact Bronco and looks like it belongs there.
Does the Bronco Cargo Drawer Fit a 2-Door Bronco?
No, the cargo drawer fits the 4-door Bronco only. If you drive a 2-door Bronco, the Tuffy Security Trunk Lockbox is your path to locked rear storage, holding over 3.5 cubic feet in heavy-duty cold-rolled welded steel. To be sure, search your year, make, and model.
How Much Storage Does the Bronco Drawer System Hold?
The Bronco drawer system holds over 5.5 cubic feet of usable storage. It comes with standard dividers to separate tools, gear, and valuables, and a flat load floor on top with a raised steel top fence that keeps cargo from sliding off while you drive.
Does the Bronco Drawer System Require Drilling?
No. The Bronco drawer system mounts to factory OEM holes behind the rear seat, so there is no drilling into your vehicle. You install it with basic hand tools, and because it uses the mounting points the Bronco already has, it sits exactly where it was engineered to sit.
Can You Lock the Bronco Cargo Drawer?
Yes. The drawer locks with an integrated push-button lock for secure, one-hand operation, and it can latch closed without locking when you do not need it secured. Lock it, close the tailgate, and walk away.
What Is the Difference Between a Bronco Cargo Drawer and a Cargo Enclosure?
A cargo drawer gives slide-out organized access under a flat load floor, holding over 5.5 cubic feet and securing with its own integrated push-button lock. A cargo enclosure is a full lockable rear cargo box, over 22 cubic feet standard, secured by the Bronco’s factory tailgate lock rather than a lock of its own.
How Much Does a Bronco Drawer System Cost?
A Bronco drawer system typically runs around $600 to $700, though pricing can change. For the current figure, search your year, make, and model to see the exact drawer that fits your Bronco. That confirms both fitment and price in one step, so you know what you are buying.