are these pretty standard? I have a vertical 2 X 12 Laney cab-canI assume these would fit my cab?
219799
Seem pretty standard. I bought then expecting to have to install the socket things, the I turned over my swr 2x10 cab and saw that it had sockets and they popped right in.
219800
Yep, they would. you'll need to drill the holes to fit the mounts, of course.
219801
They should fit. Depending on the depth of it, your cab might be a little prone to tipping though since it's a vertical 2x12 and not a horizontal.
219802
They seem to be standare fare for these types of cabs and work very well. I installed them on a 2x12 Orange cab, which has a horizontal orientation by design and so far so good. I don't know the dimensions of your Laney cab but if the area on the bottom is small it might make the cab rolling a bit unstable on uneven surface, like a sidewalk. You might want to consider mounting them on the long side. My only small complaint, or more like a wish: I wish the caster studs had more of a "click and grab" when you snap them into the sockets, i.e. requiring a bit more force to pull them out, but so far it hasn't been a problem. Let's hope it stays that way. They seem to be standare fare for these types of cabs and work very well. I installed them on a 2x12 Orange cab, which has a horizontal orientation by design and so far so good. I don't know the dimensions of your Laney cab but if the area on the bottom is small it might make the cab rolling a bit unstable on uneven surface, like a sidewalk. You might want to consider mounting them on the long side. My only small complaint, or more like a wish: I wish the caster studs had more of a "click and grab" when you snap them into the sockets, i.e. requiring a bit more force to pull them... » Read More They seem to be standare fare for these types of cabs and work very well. I installed them on a 2x12 Orange cab, which has a horizontal orientation by design and so far so good. I don't know the dimensions of your Laney cab but if the area on the bottom is small it might make the cab rolling a bit unstable on uneven surface, like a sidewalk. You might want to consider mounting them on the long side. My only small complaint, or more like a wish: I wish the caster studs had more of a "click and grab" when you snap them into the sockets, i.e. requiring a bit more force to pull them out, but so far it hasn't been a problem. Let's hope it stays that way. « Show Less
219803
I'm unsure if they would fit into your existing sockets, and they didn't on my cab. The good thing is they come with their own sockets, so all you do is remove the sockets you have on your Laney and install these. They are good casters.
2054168
I think they fit very nicely - you will need to put a couple screws in the underneath (wheel well) to better secure them- i was skeptical but very satisfied with them - i put them on my 2000 silverado ext cab- I did not paint mine but it's my understanding you can
195520
They should fit the drivers and passenger side floor boards, but I am unsure of how they fit in the rear, they fit great in my double cab
483486
I own a 2014 sierra 1500 crewcab. I think these would be to long for double cab.
1471063
Do not believe not much difference. These fit my Ford Edge 2002 4 X4 with extend cab.
2273926
Hi, they are model specific, so I would check with the company first before ordering. You can also put your full truck model (year,etc..) in and see what comes up. Hope this helps. :-)
2100473
no. I had to custom fit them. they are high beam connectors. wish I would have known that before purchasing
2217740
I have these installed on a 2013 double cab with the standard bed and they fit fine.
377088
If they do fit, they definitely will not sag. Mine are great.Call the Hellwig Co.(central Calif.) I'm sure they have the right model to fit your truck.800 435-5944
1354885
I installed on a double cab, I had plenty of room after installation. I'm almost sure they would fit an access cab, they would be easy to trim down ( cut ).
1670564
Fit 2009 regular cab fine, but be aware these are about six inches shorter along the front than the original Tundra mats which I went back to. I sent the WeatherTechs back, and am out $42 not to mention the hassle of it all, but at least they're not here raising my blood pressure any more. You can go to the WeatherTech site to find out if they fit for sure.
1308947
They bolt to the cab mounts so i would say they would not work. Cab mounts from a extended-cab and a crew-cab are going to be different. there are meant for a crew cab. JR
1777556
Hello Martin, I believe these will fit your vehicle. The set of COP's that I received did not look new, they actually did not even look like they were part of the same batch but because I already had all my old COP's out and needed the truck to work, I went ahead and used them but I was really tempted to return them. They have been on my truck for a while now and seem to be working OK. I hope this was useful.
1444289
You bet! These will fit with no problem at all...they come mounted and aired, and ready to bolt right on...no lift kit required. Thanks for the inquiry, Josh.
1311231
I don't think these will fit the access cab (they fit my double cab perfectly, look great, and are very durable). I remember seeing similar for access cab when I looked (maybe not Amazon) made by this vendor. Good luck.
476222
Dear KarenIf you put them vertical they would definitely look good. It all depends on what you have measured already. Please feel free to call with any additional questions or concerns.Regards Customer Care888 308 4353
320226
I have a 2013 Double Cab, and yes, they are snug. Make sure you have then within the channel properly and let them set overnight with the windows all the way up. They will still be snug as you operate the window, but it adjusts over time.