This TANK 300 door-handle pocket listing is a four-piece set with five selectable finish/source options—not five storage pockets. The current product page offers matte red, red carbon-look, black carbon-look and two separately listed matte-black styles. The most important ordering detail is to match the selected option and mounting shape to your own door trim before choosing purely by colour.
Listing and gallery checked 22 October 2026. All four article images come from our product gallery. We have not fitted or durability-tested these inserts. Installed examples and photographed phones illustrate the layout, not universal fitment or included equipment.
In this guide:
- What the four-piece set does
- The five selectable options
- Why two matte-black options need clarification
- How to check mounting and everyday use
- What to confirm before ordering
- Common questions
What does the four-piece set actually do?
The panels form small storage pockets beside the vehicle's interior grab handles. Rather than replacing the whole door handle, they add a panel around the existing handle area. The gallery's set views show four separate pieces, while its installed views help explain where the pocket sits relative to the original trim and visible fixings.
Think of this as a small-item organisation accessory, not a replacement for a large door bin or centre-console box. Before ordering, decide what problem you want it to solve: keeping a parking card separate, providing a defined place for a small personal item or reducing the number of loose items competing for the centre console. Check the actual usable pocket dimensions for those objects; the current description does not provide an internal size specification.
Our TANK 300 armrest-storage guide covers a different storage location. Choosing between them is about where you need access, not assuming the two products have the same capacity or mounting arrangement. A small pocket makes sense when it gives one routinely used item a predictable home without obstructing the handle.
Which of the five options suits the interior?
| Selector label | Appearance to compare | What the label does not establish |
|---|---|---|
| Matte Red | A solid-colour accent against the door trim | An exact colour match to another red accessory |
| Red Carbon-Look | Red with a carbon-style pattern | A real carbon-fibre construction specification |
| Black Carbon-Look | A darker patterned finish | An identical pattern or gloss to another brand's trim |
| Matte Black – Style 4 | A subdued matte-black appearance | A verified functional difference from Style 5 |
| Matte Black – Style 5 | Another separately selectable matte-black source option | A verified improvement over Style 4 |
These are the names in the live selector. “Carbon-look” describes the pictured decorative effect. The current description does not provide a substrate material or a carbon-fibre lay-up specification, so do not turn the finish name into a stronger material claim.
Compare finishes with the trim you already have around the handle, rather than with a different accessory photographed under different lighting. Matte black is the quieter visual choice; red is the more visible accent. A patterned option may suit an existing patterned interior, but a catalogue image cannot establish an exact colour, texture or gloss match. Request a current close-up if that match is the reason for the purchase.
Why are there two matte-black styles?
The product description says Styles 4 and 5 come from separate source listings with visually similar photographs. They remain distinct options so their source mapping is preserved. It does not publish a measured shape difference, an improved fastening system or a model-year split between them.
That makes this an ordering question to resolve, not a feature comparison to invent. Ask which current option matches the supplied part and your vehicle photographs. If the seller cannot identify a meaningful difference relevant to your order, request a clear recommendation tied to the exact item that will be dispatched. Do not choose Style 5 simply because its number sounds like a newer generation.
How should you check mounting and everyday use?
Send clear photographs of your handle area from the front and at an angle, together with the build year, grade and powertrain. Include any existing trim covers or modifications. Compare the panel outline, fixing positions and the clearance behind the handle. The current short description does not provide a complete Australian model-year and powertrain fitment chart.
The reverse-side gallery view is particularly useful because it shows the part shape that is hidden in an installed photograph. Its supplier caption refers to original mounting locations, but you should confirm the procedure and hardware for the supplied set rather than assuming every vehicle uses the pictured arrangement. Obtain instructions before removing trim or changing fixings; do not improvise a different screw length to make an uncertain fit work.
Also check the pocket with the door in normal use: can you still grip the handle comfortably, operate nearby controls and reach the stored item without it catching? A photo of one smartphone does not prove that a larger phone in a protective case will fit or remain secure. Plan storage while parked and keep loose items from interfering with normal door operation.
What should you confirm before ordering?
Send one complete request: the product link, exact selector label, vehicle details and handle photographs, plus the item you intend to store. Ask for confirmation of the four-piece contents, current finish, applicable mounting method and supplied or reused hardware. If choosing matte black, explicitly identify Style 4 or Style 5 instead of leaving the source option ambiguous.
For a wider interior plan, see our TANK 300 phone-mount guide: a storage pocket and a mounted viewing position serve different purposes. Contact Decision Maker 4X4 if you need the selected part and mounting area matched before purchase. The useful upgrade is a pocket that suits the actual handle and your storage task, not simply the most striking finish in a photograph.
Common questions
Does selecting one option mean buying one insert?
The listing is described as a four-piece set. The selector chooses the finish/source option; it does not turn the set into five pieces. Confirm the order contents if the selected offer or packing information changes.
Are the carbon-look options real carbon fibre?
The current listing does not establish that. Treat red and black carbon-look as decorative finish descriptions unless a separate material specification confirms otherwise.
Will every phone fit in the pocket?
No universal phone-fit claim is established by the gallery. Check usable width, depth and opening clearance against your actual device and case rather than using a display phone as a measurement.
