My bedliner has no areas to clamp under. It basically goes straight up from bed and over the top of box.. Its a 2004 Ram 1500..
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The little part the bends under your bed of the truck u should be able to clamp it under there
280056
I have a bed liner in my truck. I cut holes in my bed liner then clamped to the bed liner.
279625
It is highly suggested that you weld this in. A clamp will likely leak. If you have any further questions, feel free to contact us. info@truckfinity.comThanks.
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this comes with everything u need to install it, rail included... but beware, if u have a bed liner. the liner will have to be cut for this to fit. i had to take it to a auto shop and it cost me $300 to install it. this really isn't something a normal person can tackle on their own. i don't see how u could put a hanging toolbox under it... but then again, I've never seen a hanging tool box.
394363
Mine is on a 2012 GMC sierra sle. There is a 1/2 inch gap from bedrail to bottom of box-including this gap to the top of the box is 5 1/2 inches.
1442883
The cover rests on about two inches or so on the lip around the bed of the pickup. There are also four clamps which attach under the lip, two on each side. If the rails are in this area then the cover will not work for you. Also the bedliner (assuming it is an insert) may prevent you from attaching the clamps unless there are holes already in the liner or made by you which would allow the clamps to attach. The biggest problem may be the rails. The width of my frame is just a hair over 58 1/2" inches and completely covers the stake holes on the lip of the bed. The leather look fabric just hangs over this to cover the frame. Hope this helps.
1414564
it should fit over any bed liner that are the correct dimensions of your truck. This one is for Toyota's with 5ft beds. That is usually the Double cab. Which is what this is on for me is a double cab tacoma
1694855
As long as the the gripper can attach under the rail it should work just fine. My trucks has a spray in bed liner and I can attach with no issues. Highly recommend it. As long as you use the locking cable everything should be good to go.
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Mine is installed in a Silverado, but it's pretty universal. The user manual is online here: http://cdn1.static-tgdp.com/assetloader.axd?pimid=1684728&id;=386027&brand;=Thule&ma;rket=US It does mention that a bedliner could cause a need for modification. There are close up images of the assembly in the user manual. I hope that helps!
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if you dont have bedliner or tailgate mat, at first appearance, it looks like it wont fit. in fact, i made a gasket from gasket material for mint. not sure if i needed it. i also went up a size on the mounting screws. it ended up fitting just fine and i have had no trouble with mine. works great getting into and out of my ram.
415516
If your bed liner goes straight down from the rails probably would not work, the cover fastens to the bed under the rails. You may have to cut out a slot for the locking handles to secure to the bed rail.
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Width of your truck bed needs to be 54.5" or wider - my Nissan Frontier was NOT wide enough (especially with bedliner) and I had to (sadly) return it. See the installation instructions here: http://www.heininger.biz/sportsrack_bedrack.php
327183
It should work. The clamp just hooks under the lip of the bed so unless you have a strange liner that would provent this, it should work. I've had mine 7 months now and still love it.
1856660
You need to be able to clip the tracks that support the cover to the inside of the bed rails. If the bedliner doesn't come all the way up to the rails you should be okay.
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A bedliner is no problem, but rails will be an issue. It is a little short on the sides for my Ford Ranger (the stake pockets are not completely covered), but not short enough to allow space for rails.
227273
Probably not. I have a bed liner in an F150, and I haven't had any trouble. On long distance drives I check all the clamps periodically because they will tend to loosen with vibration. I really like it overall.
638360
My install did not have a bedliner over the top edge of the bed. It worked great with my inside the bed liner.
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No it sticks out a little. I mounted mine a little higher than they said so it would clear a couple of sheets of plywood, with the bedliner. To load more than that it needs to be removed, which is just a lift out.