My truck has a bed liner. Will there be any issues regarding the clamps loosening up?
227268
My boyfriends truck has a bed liner as well. We have not had any issues..... yet ;)
227269
If you have a liner that comes to the top of the bed, then you will have to cut a hole in the side of the bed liner, according to the instructions, in order to mount the clamp to the inner flange of the bed. Otherwise, it just clamps to the inner flange of the bed.
227270
I don't believe having a bed liner will be any issue. Do you still have a way to tie down the tires - they tend to bounce if not. I tied down each tire at the eye ring built into my truck bed. The clamp can open quite wide on rail. Hope this helps.
227271
Thank you. Mine's a "drop in". I'm concerned about how things clamp to the "metal". Are the jaws metal or hard/soft plastic/rubber?
227272
My truck has a bedliner and I haven't had any issues with it coming loose. One thing I will caution you on is the clamp assembly has some plastic components. ..be careful when tightening as the plastic part can break. Other than that I've been pretty pleased with it.
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.
227274
You shouldn't have any problems. The adjustable clamp has a pretty wide range. This is a great product.
227275
These will work with a bed liner, but if you have an internal track Sudeten with moveable tie downs this system will not work. I returned the one I bought.
227276
I have a spray on bedliner and have had no issues with the mount coming loose
606923
The liner would cover the edge where the clamps would fasten, there would be no way to fasten the cover to the truck. Does your liner go up on the inside and lap the top edge of your bed? If it would not work.
1797262
Depends on the Bed caps. It uses clamps to hold the rails of the cover to the bedrails. You will have to clamp your clamps over the bed caps. I may cause the caps (if they are plastic) to buckle. They will clamp ok but may look bad.
1728267
I think it will depend on the bed liner. It has to clamp up under the inside lip of the truck bed. I had a Tundra with a plastic bed liner that went up the inside wall of the bed and terminated under the lip of the bed. This would not have worked well, if at all, with that bed liner. My current truck, on which I use this, has a spray-on bed liner so poses no problems.
1508046
No you shouldn't have to. It clamps to the lip of the side of the truck bed.
327184
If you have a lip on the bed then yes. If not you would have to cut the liner. It clamps to the bed.
676870
The 6 clamps (3 each side) can be positioned in areas which best suits your truck bed. The clamps do not secure through the access holes.
1749173
I have a GM bed liner and Bushwacker rail caps and I had no problem mounting the cover. The seal isn't that great at the front of the bed but I haven't had any leaks. It took me about 45 minutes to install and 10 minutes of that was deciding where to put the center clamp, in front of or in back of the wheel well. I hope this helps.
537828
Yes. The clips that hold the tonneau down adjust up and down in order to accommodate over the rail bed lines. I have a 2005 F150 with over the rail bedliner and bought this exact tonneau. The only thing you have to worry about it getting the right size. Other than that, it is a great cover and I haven't had any problems with it. Hope this helps.
1045515
Probably not if the one piece bedliner extends over the top. The mounting rails that mount to the truck bed would not have enough room. You have to have access to bolt the rails in the backside of the bed. A one piece bed liner covers this.
517527
Yes, they work with bedliners. As long as the underside of the bed rail is accessible for the clamps, then it will work just fine.
1483160
I comes with everything you need to install it. Just don't tighten the clamps to much, you could caued damage to your truck.
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.
2091325
I'm not familiar with Linex, but it just holds to the top lip on the bed, so any liners shouldn't be affected.
635459
I have a retractable tonneau cover but have noticed water between the bed and tail gate mainly because it froze. Even with it frozen and opening and closing the tail gate the liner stayed in tact. I really like the liner somehow it seems to keep stuff I put in the bed in place where it would have otherwise slid around.
1724961
I have six (6) of these on my 13' Silverado that I also installed a 'rolled out' bed cover (that rolls up and is secured as a 'tube' by the back window). These work great and when the clamps are not to be used the handle pops up and swings down out of the way (from the 2 O'clock of the picture to a 5 O'Clock orientation)... you CAN'T leave the handle/attachment point up when you roll out the bed cover >> by why would you want to? Buy em' -- you'll use em'.. Regards.
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.