ICECO Slide Mount for JP Pro Series Portable Refrigerator Freezer, Car Fridge Freezer Slide (Slide for JP30 Pro/JP40 Pro/JP50 Pro)

Installed and tested. Works well for an entry level slide. Has locking features and handles the 40qt frig very well. Recommend as a reasonably priced option.

Great product! Quality item highly recommend ICECO

Considering how nice their fridges are, they sure skimp on the slides. It might as well be made with aluminum foil. The metal is super thin gauged and 95% of the bolts and screws were loose on arrival, some of which were missing. The lever rod that runs the length of the unit was bent as well, making the latch/unlatch function useless. I the rest of the frame was also bent out of shape and when I attempted to bend it back to a usable shape I realized just how weak this rig was. I know a lot of people want to utilize a fridge and slide combo in an off-road vehicle. Well, look elsewhere because this ICECO slide will not hold up long term. I can imagine this lasting exactly one weekend of off-road adventures before you’d have to completely service it by bending it back into shape and retightening bolts.

Good quality seems alittle high priced. I had to elevate with a flat 2x4 to work in a 2023 Silverado truck bed because the tailgate angles up. It barely fit under the tonneau cover (1/2 inch clearance)

Have the ICECO JP30 Pro fridge and am happy with it. Needed a slide so bought the ICECO slide. Unfortunately I am not impressed with the design. When slide is not extended in the locked position there is about almost an inch of play in the glides where it bounces back and forth. Contacted customer service and they said this is normal. Already installed in my vehicle so returning is not an option. Will modify it to eliminate the play.

I gave it one star because it looks strong but reality is far from it, after two days of used the slider does not want to slide out at all and nothing seems bent or broken.

Good slide, nothing special. I wish it would lock solid without play. I would buy again.

I switched from my old Arb fridge to Iceco about a year ago. The Arb slide was too short to fit the Iceco, so I decided to go with a slide I knew would fit—which was also a good price, this Iceco model. Having read about loose screws, I removed all the bolts and used blue Threadlocker on them. It was a pain, but I’m sure they would have worked loose if I hadn’t. In general the slide is very lightly built, bends and flexes easily. On the whole though, it worked, and I used it several times a week. After about 6 months, it got rougher to use, meaning the slides didn’t slide as smoothly. The stop positions also stopped working automatically and I had to turn the handle at the right time to engage the stops. Neither of these are deal killers, just irritating. (Sometimes I had to work awhile to get the slide locked in place for travel, but only occasionally). After a year, I noticed a soft plastic part beside the slide in my Jeep. Turns out it was one of the bumpers that cushions the slide when it is returned to the fully retracted position. About a week later, the other bumper was in the bed of the Jeep. Both had come apart at the back where they slip onto little metal tabs. I contacted customer service to ask how I could purchase replacement bumpers (it looks like they just slide onto the tabs). The first reply asked me to send a video of the parts in question. I said I threw them away and there are only two plastic bumpers on the slide so surely they are easy to identify. The second reply asked me to send a copy of my order. I sent it. The third response told me “sorry, you are past the warranty so we can’t send you replacements.” I replied that I wasn’t asking for free product, just to buy the replacement bumpers. The fourth note from support asked me to send a picture of the parts. I replied again that there are only two bumpers and you can easily see them if you just look at a slide, then I sent a picture of the slide from their website which clearly shows the bumpers. The fifth reply was that the engineers said it is impossible to allow me to buy the bumpers. At this point I had to give up. [It may not be clear from this summary, but support is clearly not native English speakers, so communication isn’t great. Realizing the rep(s) were probably struggling as well, I was polite in spite of growing frustration.] To be fair, they did reply within 24 hours each time. At this point I haven’t been able to locate these simple parts; Iceco apparently won’t supply parts for the slide, so I just have a slide that closes a bit harshly and rattles a bit. I’ll live with it until I can’t, but I won’t be able to recommend Iceco slides to friends. My Arb slide, for instance, is close to 10 years old and still perfect. But it’s also much more expensive. I’ll pay a little more next time, when the Iceco deteriorates too much to continue to use.