Protect Your Bronco Doors - Introducing The EZ Door Cart by EZ4x4

[EZ4X4]

We all know the hassle of removing and storing your Bronco doors—finding a safe place, avoiding scratches, and keeping them organized can be a real pain. That’s why we created the EZ Door Cart, the ultimate storage solution designed specifically for your 6th Gen Bronco!

What Sets the EZ Door Cart Apart:

• Compact & Space-Saving – Folding design for easy transport and storage when not in use.
• 100% Aluminum Build – Lightweight, rust-proof, and built to last.
• Secure & Stable – Locking system and built-in rubber stoppers keep your doors steady and dent-free.
• Scratch-Free Protection – Carpeted base ensures your doors stay in pristine condition.
• Easily Maneuverable – Narrow profile fits through doors and elevators for effortless movement.

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Check it out here: [2 Door EZ Door Cart] [4 Door EZ Door Cart]

Let us know what you think, and feel free to drop any questions! Who else is planning on going doorless this season?

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[Toccoa]

Be nice to see an example of it being used on a 2DR.

 

[EZ4X4]

Be nice to see an example of it being used on a 2DR.

Going to grab the camera man now! Will post some photos here when he's done.

 

[Bruno]

Great product and price!

Can you make an ultra small folding rack -
that holds all the doors
and hard top components -
and has a cover?

When camping, I want to take the top and doors off and dont want to pile it all up in the dirt.
Needs to be small. Because camping gear will already fill the back.
Maybe just some poles you hammer into the ground like tent stakes -
Driving to and from camping, you need the top and doors.

 

[EZ4X4]

Great product and price!

Can you make an ultra small folding rack -
that holds all the doors
and hard top components -
and has a cover?

When camping, I want to take the top and doors off and dont want to pile it all up in the dirt.
Needs to be small. Because camping gear will already fill the back.
Maybe just some poles you hammer into the ground like tent stakes -
Driving to and from camping, you need the top and doors.

Thanks for your great feedback! I completely understand the need for a compact, easy solution to store your doors and hardtop components while camping. Currently, our EZ Door Cart is designed for easy transport and storage compared to anything on the market, but we’re always looking for ways to improve and innovate.

I’d recommend checking out our EZ Flip Top & Roof Rack System. This system is designed to securely store your panels on the rear section of your hardtop, keeping them out of the dirt and free from potential damage while you’re on the go. It doesn’t require any extra storage space in the back of your Bronco, so your camping gear won’t be compromised.

You can check it out here: EZ Flip Top & Roof Rack System

We also have a cover for the doors once they’re removed and on the cart: Door Cart Cover

Feel free to take a look and let me know if you have any questions or if this could be the solution you're looking for!

 

[UNBROKN]

I checked out your website. Your products look great and also look like they are well built. Can the lift be used with the flip back system for a 4 door? Can it handle that much weight?

 

[SkyKing]

Looks nice. I had been thinking about these for the same purpose but it would only hold 2. It looks pretty cheap though. Making one from PVC tubing would probably be better. https://a.co/d/03o9W7J

 

[EZ4X4]

I had been thinking about these for the same purpose but it would only hold 2. https://a.co/d/03o9W7J

Something like that might work, but you're definitely taking a risk with your doors! That rack isn’t specifically designed for Bronco doors—or even doors at all. Plus, it’s not collapsible, so if you need to drive with the doors on and remove them at your destination, transporting it would be a challenge.

The EZ Door Cart was built specifically for Bronco doors, keeping them secure, protected, and easy to move. It even features a locking system that keeps your doors firmly in place, so there’s no risk of them shifting or falling while rolling the cart.

 

[BulldogBuck]

What are the dimensions on the floor space that this takes up with all 4 doors loaded?

 

[3_Dragons]

I have the cart and I will agree it’s very useful. Here’s a picture unfortunately I don’t have measurements but you can get an idea

 

[No Ducks]

Have had the EZ door cart for a few months and definitely can say it makes removing the doors and storing them super easy. Very well made/sturdy, lock pins pull out to fold up and lock each side in place. Has felt lined platforms with rubber separators to protect the doors and keep them in place.

I have even taken it on trips where I stay at a hotel. You can load the doors up in the parking lot and wheel it right up to your room. You will get a few weird looks rolling through the lobby.....

 

[604Bronco]

Be nice to see an example of it being used on a 2DR.

You’re welcome…

 

[Toccoa]

You’re welcome…

 

[ezapar 2]

You’re welcome…

To be fair. The 2 doors are longer and heavier. I wondered the same.

 

[Draughon]

I built something similar for about $100 for my 2D using pool noodles, PVC pipes, and a furniture dolly.

A feature I would REALLY like to see is the ability of the door dolly to hold the doors higher so when I'm putting them back ON they're held at roughly the same height as the hinges. Maybe in your next iteration add some hydraulics to lift up the door a bit?

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