JM1-Jerry Gas Can Mount for Toyota FJ Cruiser all years

JM1-Jerry Gas Can Mount for Toyota FJ Cruiser all years

The JM1 holds a universal Jerry Can Bracket and allows you to mount a Jerry style gas or water can onto the back of your rear door without drilling any holes!

• Connects to your existing spare tire mount holes and door hinge
• Includes all needed mounting hardware
• Works with up to a 35″ Dia. tire!
• Allows you to open your rear door all of the way without hitting the taillight
• Has an optional CB Antenna mount.

We DO NOT supply the Jerry Can Holder because you would just end up paying shipping twice.  You can find them online for around $40.  Just search “Jerry Gas Can Holder” and find one like shown in the pictures above. Recently it has come to our attention that the ones sold as Smittybilt have a little different upright which makes the overall measurement too wide. We have had good luck with the ones that JEGS sells. See pic above for comparison.

Note:  Due to the height required to fit the can and still be able to open the door AND have a large spare tire, you will NOT be able to open the rear window with the JM1 installed.

F.A.Q.

Q. Is it strong enough for rough terrain?

A. The design was tested and fine tuned in the Colorado mountains on some of the roughest trails around, then the design was tweaked some more to make the final product incredibly strong and stable.

Q. Why is it so high?

A. It must be that high to clear the taillight, allow room for the tire and still be able to open the rear door.

Q. Will it work with the “Bandi” mount?

A. Unfortunately not, because it uses the same area on the hinge, BUT the JM1 has a very inexpensive optional CB Antenna mount. (See photo above)

Q. Can I order it with the Jerry Can Bracket?

A. We DO NOT supply the Jerry Can Holder because you would just end up paying shipping twice.  You can find them on ebay for around $40.  Just search “Jerry Gas Can Holder” and find one like the one in the last photo above.

Q. Will it block my view?

A. There is no loss of critical view area. (See photo above)

NOTE:  Please check your local laws for carrying fuel containers on the rear of your vehicle on streets or highway.