When packing a short wheel base Jeep for adventure, many Jeepers have learned to pack tight and strap it down right. One way to assist in this endeavor is with the use of eye bolts. They are sturdy, comparatively inexpensive, generally do not require any tools to secure and can serve several purposes.

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