Choose between the MK and RAWME TANK 300 tailgate tables by confirming the installed footprint and vehicle fit, rather than comparing photographs alone. The MK Tail Door Tray Table publishes more reference specifications, while the RAWME Tailgate Table needs a fuller specification check before ordering. Both are listed as fold-out surfaces for camping or light organisation; neither current description gives a verified working-load rating for your installed assembly.
Product descriptions and galleries checked 19 October 2026. The cover and two product photographs below are from our website galleries. We have not installed, measured or load-tested either table. Photographed equipment is not a packing list.
This is the product-focused companion to our earlier tailgate table versus freestanding camp table guide. Start there if you are still deciding whether to fit a rear-door table at all; this comparison focuses on what to request when shortlisting MK and RAWME.
MK vs RAWME: what do the listings actually say?
| Purchase detail | MK Tail Door Tray Table | RAWME Tailgate Table |
|---|---|---|
| Intended purpose | Fold-out work or meal-preparation surface | Fold-down camping, tool or organisation surface |
| Listed vehicle scope | TANK 300 petrol/hybrid; exact years require confirmation | TANK 300 petrol/hybrid; exact years require confirmation |
| Material information | Aluminium-magnesium alloy in the description | No material specification in the description |
| Published dimensions | 877 × 294 × 60 mm package dimensions | No dimension figure in the description |
| Weight information | Approximately 4.2 kg reference figure; confirm what it includes | No weight figure in the description |
| Installed working load | Request a documented limit | Request a documented limit |
These are listing details, not the results of a side-by-side test. An omitted figure does not prove that RAWME is heavier, weaker or smaller. Equally, the MK package measurements should not be presented as its usable tabletop area or its installed projection into the campsite. Obtain those measurements separately for the exact version supplied. Sources: the MK listing and RAWME listing.
When does the MK table make sense?
The MK option is a useful starting point if you want an accessory with a stated material and reference weight to discuss with your fitter. Its gallery shows a perforated folding surface, support cables and a mounting rail on an example TANK 300 tail door. Use those photographs to ask how the rail attaches to your particular inner panel and which fasteners, spacers and supports are included.
Think about what you actually need at a short stop: somewhere to put a small preparation board, organise utensils or sort recovery accessories before packing them away. Measure those items and request the usable flat surface dimensions, not just the overall panel size. Slots, hinges and cable attachments can affect how an object sits even when its outer dimensions appear to fit.
What should you check on the RAWME table?
The listing named RAWME offers another fold-down layout for buyers planning a compact rear-door workspace. Its isolated product image is particularly helpful for discussing the panel outline, mounting rail and cable locations without confusing the table with other camping equipment. The pictured panel carries Mountain Enjoy markings, so confirm the supplied brand and design rather than assuming the listing name identifies every marked component. The photograph does not establish panel thickness, finished mass or rated load.
Ask for a dimensioned drawing, material specification and complete installation instructions for the current stock. Request both open and closed measurements: tabletop width and depth, folded thickness and the clearance needed for catches or retaining straps. If the supplier's answer differs from an older photograph or promotional graphic, resolve that difference before placing the order rather than assuming every production version is identical.
Will either table fit my Australian TANK 300?
The current petrol/hybrid wording is not a complete Australian build-year compatibility chart. Send your build year, grade and powertrain, plus clear photographs of the inner tailgate, existing trim and any fitted storage accessories. Diesel or plug-in-hybrid owners should obtain explicit confirmation for their vehicle rather than extrapolating from the TANK 300 name or a photograph of a different market variant.
Have a competent fitter check mounting points, panel support, wiring and seals. Ask whether drilling or trim changes are required and whether the table can be retained securely when folded. The door must still open, close and latch correctly without the table contacting the vehicle or interfering with other equipment. Confirm the attachment method in writing if preserving the original trim is a priority.
What is the most useful campsite check?
Sketch the rear working area with the tailgate open, the fridge or drawers extended and your separate camp table in position. Leave room to stand, reach the cargo area and walk past. A fixed folding table can save unpacking time, but it may also occupy the same space you normally use to access storage. Compare that layout with simply carrying a freestanding table before choosing a permanent accessory.
Before use, obtain the permitted load and any restrictions on point loads, hot items or leaning on the panel. Keep the surface clear, fold it and engage its retention system before driving. For either product, the practical purchase package is the table plus confirmed hardware, compatible mounting, instructions and a documented use limit. Choose MK when its published reference details and confirmed installation suit your plan; choose RAWME when the supplier fills the specification gaps and its verified layout works better for your vehicle.
