Tuff Stuff 270° Compact Awning — Passenger Side Kit (TS-AWN-270-4P-KIT) delivers fast, freestanding shade and weather protection on the right side of your rig. Deploy in about 30 seconds, enjoy ~80 sq ft of coverage, and pack up just as quickly.

• Passenger-side specific: mounts on the right side of the vehicle (not reversible)
• ~80 sq ft of overhead shade for camp kitchens, staging gear, or lounge space
• C-channel aluminum arms balance strength and low weight
• 4 telescoping poles (store inside the awning arms), extend to ~8 ft
• 280GSM poly/cotton ripstop canopy with 1000D PVC travel cover
• Multiple guy-line points and branded end tie-downs for secure pitching
• Universal rack compatibility with included brackets and hardware

Why It Belongs on Your Rig

Big coverage, minimal hassle. The Compact 270 swings around to shield the passenger side and rear hatch area, creating a protected hub for cooking, loading, or relaxing. It’s quick to deploy, stable when tied down, and built with durable materials for sun, wind, and passing storms.

Key Features

• Rapid setup: swing-out design deploys/stows fast so you can focus on camp
• Freestanding in calm conditions: drop poles and guy lines when wind picks up
• Travel-tough: heavy PVC travel cover and robust zippers protect the canopy on the road
• Modular add-ons: compatible shade walls (sold separately) zip on for more enclosure

Specifications

What’s in the Box

• 270° Compact Awning (passenger-side)
• (2) heavy-duty mounting brackets & hardware (U-bolts)
• (4) telescoping support poles (stow in arms)
• (8) heavy-duty ground stakes & (8) guy lines
• (2) end tie-downs
• Storage bag / cover and instructions

Installation

Mount the included brackets to a properly rated roof rack or side rail, hang the awning, then square and torque all hardware. Verify swing-path clearance for doors/hatch and test a full deploy. Use poles and guy lines whenever wind is present.

Care & Safety

Dry the canopy before long-term storage. In wind or storms, always use the poles and guy lines (or stow the awning). Confirm rack rating and fastener torque periodically, especially after off-road travel.