How do the rails attach to the tacoma since our trucks dont have a lip for clamps to grab on. The only thing we have is the cleat rails.
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They use clamps that look like bolts stuck in metal blocks. Slide them on the rails, put the cover on and cinch down.Only problem will be the Tacoma hold downs...you cannot use on the sides anymore with this cover. I installed mine in the back (near the window) of the bed to use. Love the cover.
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The cover comes with clamps that attach to the tie down rail of the truck. It does not attach to the fender of the truck at all. Very simple with the instructions. Love it ! Good luck.
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The Truxedo uses the tacoma cleat rails instead of the lip, to secure the clamps.
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The six clamps shipped with the cover are installed 3 per side equally spaced. Remove the rail end caps, remove the tie downs as need, slide in the clamps and tie dows as appropriate. See the directions enclosed, videos on line ore call Truxedo toll free in Yankton, N. Dakota. Ask for Michelle, she provides super customer service. None better then Truxedo!
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On the 2005+ Tacoma the rail support clamps mount in the cleat rails on each side and the front rail (by the cab) attaches to the side rails. There are Taco specific instructions on the TruXedo web site.
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My husband welded an attachment for our hitch. He connnects it to the hitch of ur truck. That's how we choose to mount it. M.Lee
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Hello, Provided your Tacoma is a 6 lug these wheels will work just fine. Feel free to purchase as you wish. Tom P. Wheel Specialist
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It has to attach to the bed rails at the far front and far rear of the truck bed. Check thule.com maybe they have another option
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I have a Toyota Tundra Truck & it went on perfect. I'm not sure what a "Cargo Rail System" is, but the cover was super easy to install (only takes a few min). We have enjoyed it!
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You are definitely missing the bolts that would tighten down the clamps. The grips are pretty much useless without them. Contact Amazon asap.
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There is a kit specific to your installation that does not require drilling or any heavy mechanical activity. The mount kit for my 2010 Tacoma bolted right on. Obviously the installation requires that you spend some time on your back, other than that it is an easy install. Hope this helps you. By the way I had a compliment the other day from a fellow Tacoma owner who was considering step boards that cost 3 times these. He said these looked much better and would order them. -Dave
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Mine is a Chevy 2500 they only go on the front of my truck. I do not know if they fit a Tacoma
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When we put ours up, there were connectors for the rails. They didn't really go together that well and I am not sure that I would buy that product again. The sliders get hung up on the joints between pieces.
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No truss clamps. What you see is what you get. The brackets you see can be attached to almost anything.
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Superrails are truck specific so you will not have too much drilling to do, they will use existing holes on your truck. You will need to know what rails you need. So go to Pullrite website and when you find out which rails you need you can pull up the rail kit and you will be able to download the install instructions. That is what you will get with the rails and will have all the info you need to install the rails on your truck. As far as a template I do not think so but the manual will have all the measurements and diagram for your reference in order to install the rails. Hope that helps. Superrails are truck specific so you will not have too much drilling to do, they will use existing holes on your truck. You will need to know what rails you need. So go to Pullrite website and when you find out which rails you need you can pull up the rail kit and you will be able to download the install instructions. That is what you will get with the rails and will have all the info you need to install the rails on your truck. As far as a template I do not think so but the manual will have all the measurements and diagram for your reference in order to install the rails. Hope that helps.
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I put them on my 2012 because when loaded with my tools I had about a 4" squat in the truck.I was hoping to get it all out but only got about 2" back. The truck does handle like its not loaded tho, so that helps.
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You will need another attachment for these two mount on factory rails. If you go on to the Yakima site they will explain what attachment you will need. I hope this helps.
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The tailgate rail does NOT come with the side bed rails. My truck had the factory 'whale tail' already installed. If Amazon doesn't have it check with the Bushwacker site. Or, check with Bushwacker first to see which model # you need, then plug that into Amazon's database to see if it's available...could save a few $$$.
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You will need to check the lug nut spacing of the Tacoma. There are plenty of websites to give you this information.
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No adaptors necessary. I've installed "Reese 7054700 TransRack Truck Rack"On my 2015 Toyota Tundra aprx. 1hr1/2. Height may work on the Tacoma. You would need to cut the width down to size. You would need a skill saw and a metal circle blade. If you purchase this one I'd put it to gether on your truck first and then decide where to cut it if any at all
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You have to remove the stock rails. But it is pretty simple requiring only some metric sockets, wrenches and allen wrenches. Took me an hour or two.