

Does This Sound Familiar?
Straight from drivers who eat lunch behind the wheel:
If you nodded at any of these, your cup holder has been doing one job too few.
Why Other Fixes Don't Last
Eating Off Your Lap
One hard brake and the sauce cup lands on your jeans.
Drink-Only Expanders
They hold a bigger cup but leave nowhere to set food.
Stick-On Console Trays
Glue picks the spot once, and that's where it stays.
Steering-Wheel Trays
You have to clear the wheel before the car can move.
Each one covers a piece of the problem and leaves the rest on your lap.
One Payment vs Buying It Twice
Three ways drivers try to fix the same front-row mess:
One piece does all three jobs — and stays put while you drive.
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See It On the Console
Tray, two drink spots, and the phone slot — one quick look.
Why the BOLTHUT™ Tray Actually Works
Every part of it answers something on that list above.

Flat Tray Deck
Room for a burger, fries, and a dip cup at once.
Raised Lip
The rim catches fries before they slide onto the seat.
In-Tray Drink Slot
Your coffee sits inside the tray, not beside it.
Lower Mug Holder
A U-notch lets a handled mug drop in straight.
Molded Phone Slot
The rim holds your screen up for the next turn.
Twist-Lock Base
Expands against the cup holder walls until it stops moving.
Food, drinks, and your screen — handled from one cup holder you already had.
Why Drivers Use It Every Day
The front row does more jobs than one bare cup holder can cover.
One Hole in Your Console, Three Jobs
Your cup holder is the only flat, anchored spot within reach of the driver's seat.
So we stacked a food deck, a second drink spot, and a phone slot onto it — nothing drilled, nothing glued.
- Flat food deck
- Two drink spots
- Molded phone slot

A Table That Wasn't There
The tray gives you a flat, walled deck at elbow height, right where the drink used to sit alone.
Lunch off your lap
Burger on one side, fries on the other, sauce cup in the corner — nothing riding on your knee.
Eat first, drive after, no juggling.
- ↳ Raised lip
- ↳ Textured floor
- ↳ Elbow height
Two Drinks, Both Upright
A slot in the tray takes your coffee while the holder below keeps a second drink at seat level.
U-notch for handles
The lower ring is cut open on one side, so a mug handle drops through instead of hanging you up.
Coffee for you, drink for the passenger.
- ↳ In-tray slot
- ↳ Lower holder
- ↳ Handle notch
Your Screen Stays Up
The phone slot is molded into the tray rim, so the screen stands on its own between glances.
No clip to lose
Navigation stays readable at a stoplight, and the passenger can prop a movie on the same edge.
Screen up, hands where they belong.
- ↳ Molded slot
- ↳ Stands alone
- ↳ Rim-mounted
Twist It Down, Then Forget It
The base drops into the cup holder and twists outward until it presses against the walls.
Grip, not glue
No adhesive, no screws, nothing left behind on your interior when you take it out again.
Locked in before your coffee cools.
- ↳ Twist-lock
- ↳ No tools
- ↳ No residue
Designed Down to the Detail
The small shapes that decide whether a tray survives a highway on-ramp.
Walled Rim
The lip runs the full edge, so nothing rolls off in a turn.
Textured Floor
Patterned surface keeps wrappers and cups from skating around.
Open U-Notch
Cut-out side of the lower holder clears a mug handle.
Full-Circle Arm
The arm sweeps all the way around to either front seat.
Where It Earns Its Keep

Lunch Without the Lap
Bag on the tray, drink in the slot, sauce in the corner.

Hours of Snacks and Coffee
Two drinks stay upright while the miles roll past.

Meals Between Stops
A flat desk for lunch parked between two job sites.

Screen Time, Sorted
Phone stands on the rim at eye level for the next seat.
SETUP
Set Up Without a Single Tool
Drop the Base In
Slide the base holder into a round cup holder and push it flat to the bottom.
Twist Until It Grips
Turn the base outward until it presses firmly against the cup holder walls.
Set the Tray Level
Seat the tray on the arm and check that it sits flat, not tilted.
Swing It Where You Want
Rotate the arm toward your seat to eat, then back toward the dash to drive.
Drag to See the Difference
It locked into my cup holder tightly with no slip.
The front row works every drive
Small changes you notice on day one and stop thinking about by week two.

How the BOLTHUT™ Tray Compares
BOLTHUT™

Generic Brands
What's In the Box
Tray, arm, and base — one drop-in set.

Tray with Raised Lip
Textured deck with walls on every edge.
In-Tray Drink Slot
Molded hole that takes your coffee cup.
Phone Slot
Cut into the rim, sized to stand a phone up.
360° Swivel Arm
Turns the tray toward either front seat.
Twist-Lock Base Holder
Expands to grip; U-notch clears a mug handle.
Our Story
Why BoltHut Exists
We started BoltHut with one belief: a car is just a box — until you make it yours. Every product we ship is something we'd bolt onto our own rides first.
Drivers First
Picked by people who actually drive.
Made for Real Life
Practical, portable, easy to use.
Backed by Care
24-month warranty and real human support.
— The BoltHut Team

What to Expect
From the box to your daily drive, here's how it goes.

Drop In, Twist, Done
- Twisted into the cup holder, no tools out.
- First drive-thru lunch sits on a flat deck.
New Habits Form
- Phone goes in the rim slot without thinking.
- The passenger claims the second drink spot.
Still Locked In
- Base stays gripped through daily bumps.
- A damp cloth clears a week of crumbs.
Made for Drivers Like You
If meals, coffee, and directions all happen in the driver's seat, you're in.






What Drivers Are Saying

Super convenient for road trips! Fits my large coffee tumbler and holds my phone at the perfect angle for navigation.
Marcus Vance
✓ Verified Buyer
It holds my food securely without wobbling, and the phone holder slot is super sturdy. Highly recommend for anyone who eats on the go!
Sarah Jenkins
✓ Verified Buyer
I travel a lot for work and often have to eat quick meals in my vehicle between client meetings. I was skeptical about how sturdy this tray would be, but it surprised me! The tray easily holds a burger, fries, and a dip sauce, while the phone mount lets me watch videos or keep my navigation visible hands-free. Great quality plastic, smooth finish, and very easy to clean with a quick wipe.
David Miller
✓ Verified Buyer
Extremely practical accessory! Keeps my console organized and makes eating in the car much cleaner.
Elena Rostova
✓ Verified Buyer
Installed it in my SUV in less than two minutes. The adjustable base fits snugly into the cup holder. Having a designated tray for snacks and a phone stand right next to me makes long drives so much better.
Brian K.
✓ Verified Buyer
I bought this for a cross-country road trip with my family and it exceeded my expectations. The phone holder is positioned right at eye level so the passenger can watch movies comfortably. The tray is surprisingly spacious and easily fits drinks, food, and small items that usually get lost in the car. The material feels durable and it doesn't shake even when driving on bumpy highways.
Jessica Taylor
✓ Verified BuyerQuestions, Answered
What drivers ask before they order — answered straight. Contact us — we reply within 24 hours.
Will it fit my car?
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What if it doesn't fit my cup holder?
How does the warranty work?
How much can I put on it?
Ready to Eat Without the Lap Juggling?
★ 4.8/5 storewide average · Trusted by 16,000+ drivers
One drop-in tray covers lunch, two drinks, and your screen — with 30-day returns if it doesn't fit your cup holder.
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