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Custom Cargo Net for BMW X5
Cargo Net Installation I got tired of the groceries rolling around the back of the X5 all the time so I decided to do something about it! BMW doesn't make a pocket cargo net and I couldn't find an aftermarket one that I liked either. However, I installed a factory pocket cargo net in my previous vehicle (2K Land Cruiser) and thought I might find one that would work in the X5. With my tape measure in hand, I stopped by my friendly local Toyota dealer and measured the cargo areas of all the various SUV's. The Highlander was a close match to the X5 so I purchased a Highlander cargo net($45.00)from the parts guy and drove home to see if I could make it work. It was actually much easier than I originally thought and only took about 15 minutes once I decided where to attach it. I thought some of you might be interested in how it turned out so here's a few pictures: Cargo Net rolled out and ready to go ![]() Remove small screw in both rear trim panels ![]() Remove snap in cover on both panels and small screw holding panel ![]() Assemble supplied cargo retainer (I added a flat washer for strength) ![]() Gently pull trim panel away from body (weather strip holds it in place) and mark and drill 1/4" hole in each panel ![]() Insert supplied threaded bolt through 1/4" hole with the flat washer and screw on threaded cargo retainer until snug. ![]() Success! ![]() You can detach the net and lay flat for loading large items or remove it altogether ![]() |
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