I plan on using this secured in the bed of a pickup truck. Does anyone forsee any issues?
1554607
It works great in the back of a truck. I place the zipper side towards the cab the keep the wind from potentially pushing rain into the zipper. secure it in all four corners and keep it pull tight with the cargo hooks in the bed of your truck. great product
1554608
I don't see any issues with that. Just make sure you still pack it full like the instructions say to do so you don't chance tearing of the fabric.
1240807
Weight and tires won't be the problem however the width could be... may come close to the rear of vehicle. I also should point out the I use 7 straps with this it wobbles a bit so I strap the ends back to the hitch.
170125
It will be fine. I hung a very heavy queen sized headboard from mine with no problems.
1140605
Just my guess that it would be fine. I have it on the floor console of my truck, and it has done great there - and we have humid weather, heat / cold extremes, so . . . .
289365
It shouldn't bother anything as long as the spray on liner holds where you stick on the Velcro. This is my second BedRug I had one on a previous truck. It's a very good product
1052852
Probably not doc. I have mine in a tacoma mounted inside the built in bed storage compartment. I wouldn't want it exposed to rain, dirt, mud...etc.
580450
I put one in the back of my truck i use for camping maybe 8 pounds no problems
348790
I used it in the back of our extended cab truck when seats were folded up. It worked ok but there was nothing to attach the other side to, so it could shift like a blanket. My dogs also crawl over it. However it is very stout fabric and easy on off clips so I really like mine. It works best in the back seat.
1583509
It definitely keeps your bed dry and secure. I would not recommend putting any weight on it; it has three aluminum bars that hold it up.
458435
Yes, I run mine in my mud race truck that is exposed with very little protection, it holds up very well to the elements and vibrations. Very easy to mount and wire up.
870784
I also bought a receiver extension so I could take my truck camper. I have an 18 inch extension and no stability issues or bouncing
1374050
Sorry for the long delay in answering. This mattress is very firm. I have be using for some time now and it has not broken down nor flattened out. I am using on top of my bed and sometimes I need to take it off it is so firm. I cannot see why it would not work in your truck. Good luck.
2019396
The only reason I can even guess why it's not for pickup trucks is because it does not have any holes drilled into the bottom for mounting it down to the bed of a truck. All you have to do is put four holes in the bottom and bolt it down for security and safety in the bed. This box is a rectangle, there are no lips on the ends to hang onto the sides of the bed either, but I'm sure you knew that. It arrived to us in good shape, nice black paint, all aluminum and gas shocks to hold the lid open. I saw that (not for trucks) when I was ordering and it gave me a bit of heartburn as well, but it is perfectly fine.
832954
My daughter used this to haul her Buell 500 blast from California to Connecticut last year with no issues at all. She hauled it on the back of her Jeep Wrangler. I did add some air bags for stability of ride on the jeep. The slack was not an issue since the system also comes with a plate and bolt that removes all slack completely once installed correctly and bolt is tightened.
1035002
No concerns at all. It's tight enough. Besides, the movement is sideways anyway, so gravity won't be a factor.
1026234
I am not sure if it will cause problems. But the guard doesn't hook up to anything in the middle of the truck. The mounting points on the bottom is at the frame rails.
1035311
Yes, I drove ~400 miles with it in the "up" and folded position, no issues. Just buy a locking trailer hitch bolt