2014 F150 5.5 bed...will this cover my tie-down and render it useless?
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Mine does sit directly over the anchor point. If I tie off to that anchor point 1st, and then secure the swing case, it is usable. However, if you have a tall item, then it could put upward pressure on the bottom of the swing case. It would depend upon the angle of the tie down. If you are simply securing a flat items in the bed, it should work fine. Also, keep in mind that it mounts under the truck bed sides. In order to get full use from the swing case, it needs to be swung out from under the side of the bed. I hope this answers your question. &#128522;
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Hi. I have it on a 150 with crew cab and 6'5 bed. I have caps with hooks that come out to use for tying down. It went over top of them. It s great.
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Yes, I installed it on a 2013 F-150 with a 5.5' bed two weeks ago and it fits fine.
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We use it for a similar-size sofa bed. It covers the central area of the bed and shields us from the crossbar that ends up about in the middle part of the back
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I also have a bed liner on my truck, the spray-in type. I ran a secondary wire from one of the screws to the frame of the truck, it works well. That or peel off the bed liner in the area of the antenna mount. I like this mount and would recommend it.
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My 2013 F150 had 4 tie downs in the bed. I had to remove the tie down brackets when I installed the Bed Rug. Once you reinstall the tie down brackets it has 4 good mounting points. Ce just cant say its not possible, But someone can't just walk by and remove it. Hope this helps.
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I have an 06 f150. It was too big and junk. Its a cover that sticks with tape.
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I believe the other three responses pretty much answer the question. I would however add that my bed cover fit simply and without any need for any special tools. Very simple installation. Good Luck!!
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I would think it would if they have not changed the bed style between the 2013 and 2014. My is a 2013. The only other issue I had with this cover, is due to the factory bed liner. Where the front left and right corners are meet, the Bestop cover does not have enough foam gasket to properly seal this junction, so I had to add in some standard weather stripping. If your truck comes with the upper protective rails, which will have to be removed to install the bed cover, you will need to buy the little plastic bed pole hole covers to fill this in, so you do not have weather intrusion in these areas also. Hope this helps. I would think it would if they have not changed the bed style between the 2013 and 2014. My is a 2013. The only other issue I had with this cover, is due to the factory bed liner. Where the front left and right corners are meet, the Bestop cover does not have enough foam gasket to properly seal this junction, so I had to add in some standard weather stripping. If your truck comes with the upper protective rails, which will have to be removed to install the bed cover, you will need to buy the little plastic bed pole hole covers to fill this in, so you do not have weather intrusion in these... » Read More I would think it would if they have not changed the bed style between the 2013 and 2014. My is a 2013. The only other issue I had with this cover, is due to the factory bed liner. Where the front left and right corners are meet, the Bestop cover does not have enough foam gasket to properly seal this junction, so I had to add in some standard weather stripping. If your truck comes with the upper protective rails, which will have to be removed to install the bed cover, you will need to buy the little plastic bed pole hole covers to fill this in, so you do not have weather intrusion in these areas also. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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It will tell you if it fits your particular truck or not, in the sizing portion of web-site. I looked it up, says it will not fit your truck, only fits beds that are 5' 5", make sure to size your truck bed when looking for covers.
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I think it would cover most, if not all of the area. We have a 2014 explorer and also use it for this same purpose when we need to and it covers everything with our 3rd row down. Hope this helps!
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I you cover it you may want thinner thickness, 5" is thick and firm, we used it for a mattress in the back seat of a truck
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I used Toyota rail tie down system which goes the length of the entire bed and the cover is meant to fit into that. I don't think it will work with the tool box. However, check out youtube because they may have a video that solves your problem.
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No I am sorry it will only fit a 5 and half foot bed Ford f150 2012 5.5 bed
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It should if the truck is equipped with the aluminum tie down rail system along both sides of the bed.
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it is two pieces and shouldn't cover the LED lights although even if it did you could cut the material (I have a 2012, before they put the lights in the bed), I cut slits in the side to allow the tie downs to poke through. I highly recommend this liner, had it over a year and have not treated it lightly but I do clean up after I use it - you can hose out and/or run a vacuum cleaner over it if you want. Whenever people see it they think I spent a bunch of money on 'fancy' carpet. You will especially appreciate the very first time you drop the tailgate and sit down with your feet dangling, very comfy on the rear. it is two pieces and shouldn't cover the LED lights although even if it did you could cut the material (I have a 2012, before they put the lights in the bed), I cut slits in the side to allow the tie downs to poke through. I highly recommend this liner, had it over a year and have not treated it lightly but I do clean up after I use it - you can hose out and/or run a vacuum cleaner over it if you want. Whenever people see it they think I spent a bunch of money on 'fancy' carpet. You will especially appreciate the very first time you drop the tailgate and sit down with your feet dangling,... » Read More it is two pieces and shouldn't cover the LED lights although even if it did you could cut the material (I have a 2012, before they put the lights in the bed), I cut slits in the side to allow the tie downs to poke through. I highly recommend this liner, had it over a year and have not treated it lightly but I do clean up after I use it - you can hose out and/or run a vacuum cleaner over it if you want. Whenever people see it they think I spent a bunch of money on 'fancy' carpet. You will especially appreciate the very first time you drop the tailgate and sit down with your feet dangling, very comfy on the rear. « Show Less
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This cover sets on top of the bed side rails so if you have anything on the bed rails now you will have to remove it. This cover almost overhangs the truck bed so that if you have water on the cover it will run off on the outside of the truck. Hope this helps