Do I have to drill any holes in my truck bed?
1508043
I have s 2004 Silverado. I did not have to drill any holes in my truck bed. The carrier clamps under the lip of the bed side rail.
1508044
No, the bracket just screws to the existing rail on your bed. Takes two minutes to install and works like a charm.
1508045
Nope. It has a screw clamp that attaches to the lip of the bed on the top. It's very secure. I've taken mine and my girlfriend's bike on a four hour trip with no problems at all. The only thing I don't like are the straps to keep the front tires straight.
1508046
No you shouldn't have to. It clamps to the lip of the side of the truck bed.
1508047
No. I sent it back because I got a new car and went with a different system. It just clamps on the ridge of the bed.
1837972
Yes they will fit with the factory mud flaps and no you do not have to drill any holes. If you look under your cab there are several openings covered with tape that mounting brackets slide into. 2014 Ram Crew Cab Lone Star Edition
2212746
There are holes on the bottom I'm sure you could set it up with larger washers and short bolts I drilled through my truck bed and bolted it in the rear corner by the tailgate with locking washers and hardened bolts
1507722
Here's yes it will. I live Altoona, Pa. I put mind on a big mud flap underneath the truck. So I wouldn't have to drill holes in the metal. Mud flap is the whole width and 13"high. It has been threw one winter already I suggest doing the same you can see the lights and the reserve is bright. Hope this helps. Wizard. ps.any more questions just ask.
1436115
All the holes are pre-drilled. If the directions are followed carefully, no drilling is needed.
1746921
Yes, there is drilling involved. You can download the install manual PDF from the manufacturer and study all the details involved.
2097894
Yes, the tonneau cover is held onto the trucks bed by four clamps. There is no need for cutting holes.
1079069
No holes need to be drilled. The frame attaches to a metal bed frame with two bolts (enlarge the picture to see them up close). Tighten by hand. The legs sit on the floor. This product works great and has held up for years without retightening.
2272132
There are 6 or so small clips on the inside of the tailgate, your truck should have pre-drilled holes. There is another seller who offers a pack of 100 for $6 and it is prime, always good to have extra clips around because they will break
741008
We did not drill holes. It rattles a bit when we open the door but it's not bad.
879988
Negative. The holes are pre drilled. They also come with rubber stoppers that you can place in the holes if you do not use them.
1760930
No, you do not have to drill holes on the headboard. They are already pre-drilled. However, you will have to purchase the screws and nuts to secure it to your frame. I went to Lowes and bought the screws, washers and nuts. You will want to measure the length so you know what size screw you need.
624762
No additional hardware required but what comes in the box.Mounting tools required:-Scissors for cutting the cardboard mounting hole template.-Tape for holding the cardboard template in place while you mark/drill a marker hole.-Drill with drill bits (IMPORTANT; be careful your drill bit is not long enough to damage the outside of the truck bed when drilling).-File or grinding drill bit to remove excessive shaving for the hardware to sit flat.-Red or blue threadlocker/loctite for the hardware.-Wrench or Socket set for hardware.-And lots of elbow grease to drill the holes through the very hard metal plate.Good luck! No additional hardware required but what comes in the box.Mounting tools required:-Scissors for cutting the cardboard mounting hole template.-Tape for holding the cardboard template in place while you mark/drill a marker hole.-Drill with drill bits (IMPORTANT; be careful your drill bit is not long enough to damage the outside of the truck bed when drilling).-File or grinding drill bit to remove excessive shaving for the hardware to sit flat.-Red or blue threadlocker/loctite for the hardware.-Wrench or Socket set for hardware.-And lots of... » Read More No additional hardware required but what comes in the box.Mounting tools required:-Scissors for cutting the cardboard mounting hole template.-Tape for holding the cardboard template in place while you mark/drill a marker hole.-Drill with drill bits (IMPORTANT; be careful your drill bit is not long enough to damage the outside of the truck bed when drilling).-File or grinding drill bit to remove excessive shaving for the hardware to sit flat.-Red or blue threadlocker/loctite for the hardware.-Wrench or Socket set for hardware.-And lots of elbow grease to drill the holes through the very hard metal plate.Good luck! « Show Less
620340
You do not need to drill at any point during the installation. Removing the tires is not a requirement and I did not need to do so.
653326
Yes I did drill and hole for it.. works great and saved me $300 In installation costs alone..
672362
No drilling in the frame required. But you'll you need to cut out the opening for the hitch in the bumper cover. I just used a utility knife.
1367159
I did not drill any holes there are hooks where you hook it on. Its a very nice space organizer. Just hook it up to the hook on top of the seat right and top hook left seat, Good Luck !