Wheels & Feels

11430 Bissonnet Street, Unit D8, 77099, Houston, United States
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3.56
Based on 18 Reviews

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About Wheels & Feels

We're passionate about crafting top-notch cargo drawers, camper kitchens, and sleeping platforms for the overlanding community. At the heart of our operation is our pride and joy: a robust, high-speed CNC machine that ensures unparalleled precision. We source premium plywood locally in Houston and use it to create intricate details. Our dedicated team then adds the finishing touches, which may include grinding, carpeting, or painting, depending on the product. Then orders are carefully packaged and sent to our amazing clients, both in the USA and internationally.

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Frank
US

Cool product, poor quality, and poor customer service I had a mixed experience with this company and their Rav4 drawer system. Communication was very poor. The product did not ship on time. When I emailed them to ask what the ETA was going to be, I got silence. When I called the phone number and it was disconnected, I thought I had been scammed. But soon later they shipped my product. When it arrived, it was damaged with major scratches on the top (most visible) surface. Some of the pre-drilled holes were off by an inch or so, causing me to have to drill extra holes. The quality of the wood is not good and it is splintering in places. The good part: Despite the poor quality parts that look like they are falling apart, I do actually like the product. I complained and they responded by sending me a bunch of free stuff including a table and sleeping platform and $100. That was enough to leave me happy enough and I almost gave them more stars. However the extra parts I got for free came with no instructions and when I emailed them a question about their assembly, I simply never got an answer. It amazes me how terrible they are at communicating. But at least they aren't a scam.

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Marc
US

A Constructive Review: Enhancing the RAV4 Drawer System Experience Recently, I decided to invest in a drawer system for my 2023 RAV4, primarily to safeguard my belongings from potential theft and to maximize storage efficiency. The concept of the drawer system intrigued me, prompting my decision to make a purchase. Initial Impressions: Upon its arrival, albeit after a prolonged wait, I eagerly inspected the drawer system. While the concept was undeniably appealing, I noticed some discrepancies that dampened my initial enthusiasm. Several predrilled holes were misaligned and too close to the edge of the plywood, with a noticeable absence of screws. Furthermore, the paint had not fully cured, leading to components sticking together. To add to the frustration, a particular piece designed for the trunk tie-down hooks failed to fit, despite my earnest attempts. Challenges Faced and Solutions Implemented: In order to make the system functional, I undertook several corrective measures: 1. Redrilling holes to ensure proper alignment. 2. Sanding and repainting certain components to enhance aesthetics. 3. Utilizing wood filler and paint to rectify splintered or damaged areas. Despite encountering these hurdles, I must acknowledge that the system now functions as intended. However, I cannot overlook the quality shortcomings that necessitated significant adjustments on my part. While I remain hopeful that future iterations of the product will exhibit improved quality, I am also exploring avenues to enhance my drawer system independently. While it would have been easy to resort to negative criticism, I opted to communicate my concerns to the company in a constructive manner via email. I firmly believe that fostering an environment of open dialogue and providing constructive feedback is pivotal for product enhancement and customer satisfaction. In conclusion, while my experience with the RAV4 drawer system presented challenges, it also provided valuable insights into areas for improvement. Despite its current shortcomings, I am optimistic about the product's potential evolution and remain committed to enhancing my own system. My order number was 524

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Paul Townsend
US

Product arrived broken and plywood splitting. Update 04/06/2024, They paid for me to return their product with a promise to refund my money, once I shipped it. I shipped it on March 22nd, they received it on March 26th. To date I have not received a refund. I ordered (Order Number 427) my The Cargo Drawer for Jeep Wrangler 4xe 12/27/2023. I finally received it on February 1st. When I opened my order pieces were broken and the plywood was splitting apart. This product promised high quality plywood and great customer experience, yet I had to chase them for a month to get my order shipped and now they will not even respond to my request for a refund. This product is a waste of money do not purchase. Update I returned their product with the promise of a refund, and I have yet to receive a refund. So i paid a lot of money for nothing.

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Peter Matrew
US

Let me tell ya Let me tell ya, I couldn’t be more stoked about Wheels and Feels! They’ve gone above and beyond, hooking me up with one hell of a cargo box for my Jeep. This thing is solid as a rock, and it screams quality from every angle. First off, their attention to detail is badass. The cargo box is built tough, with top-of-the-line materials that fit my Jeep like a glove. And let’s talk about the packaging - they didn’t mess around. The foam they used was top-notch, making sure that box arrived without a scratch. That’s some serious attention to detail, and it’s much appreciated. Installation was a breeze, too. I had that bad boy set up in no time, ready to hit the road and tackle whatever comes my way. Thanks to Wheels and Feels, my trips have gone from ordinary to epic in a heartbeat. I’m telling ya, if you’re looking for a cargo box that’s as rugged as you are, Wheels and Feels is where it’s at. Thanks for making my adventures even more kickass!

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Nathan Hartman
US

Yah run fast… Was packaged like crap so the drawer needed rebuilt. Not a huge deal. Refluxed and used better nails, let it dry and installed it. 3rd time I closed the drawer, the left slide fell apart. Pulled the whole thing out and threw it in the trash. What a waste of time and money. Order number 683

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