5th Gen Toyota 4Runner Cubby Phone Holder 3D model thumbnail

5th Gen Toyota 4Runner Cubby Phone Holder

by Griderz · via Thingiverse
FormatSTL
CategoryGadgets
LicenseCC BY-SA
UploadedMar 10, 2026
⬇ 28 downloads ❤ 1 likes 👁 50 views

Description

This phone holder is designed to fit in the small cubby located in front of the driver cupholder in a 5th Gen Toyota 4Runner. The goal was to create a simple mount that keeps your phone accessible while driving without blocking the cupholders. The back of the phone holder is intentionally open to allow MagSafe accessories such as wallets or battery packs to remain attached when placing the phone in the mount. Current Design Features included in this design: Phone holder Mount designed to fit the factory cubby location Open back for MagSafe compatibility Fitment in the cubby works fairly well but the design could definitely use refinement. Known Issues This design is not perfect yet and I am sharing it early so others can help improve it. Current issues include: Base may tilt forward depending on phone weight Phone holder can loosen at the pivot Overtightening the screw can break the mount Overall stability could be improved Remix Encouraged If you improve the design please upload your remix and link back to this model so others can benefit. Potential improvements: Stronger pivot mount Better base stability Adjusted phone viewing angle Improved screw mounting method License This model is released under the Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike (CC-BY-SA) license. You are welcome to: Remix and improve the design Modify the model Print and sell prints Use commercially Requirements: Credit the original design Any remix must be released under the same CC-BY-SA license The goal is to encourage community improvements while keeping the design open.
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