Can this be used in a truck bed?
1111993
Yes, I see no reason why not. Most truck beds have tie points at the four corners.
1111994
We used ours on top of our car, not a truck bed, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. Size-wise would probably be no problem, just laying it on the floor. Securing it with the straps to keep it from sliding might be a bit tricky unless you have rails somewhere to attach to. You could also use a non-skid mat under it to help keep it in place. Good luck!
1111995
It can be used anywhere there is a flat surface. It is designed for the top of a car. I am sure it would easily lay in the bed of a truck. If it is a flat bed this item must be securely strapped in to prevent it from sliding around or falling off.
1111996
I would think so. I was thinking it would work well. I have a truck and figured we could use it in there as well. Although I haven't tried. But it can tie down to the anchors in the truck bed. Or probably even be left loose.
1744357
I wouldn't the liner is not meant to be used with a plastic bed liner. It is made to be installed directly on the metal bed of your truck.
1204176
Will not mount easily to pick up truck bed, made for wood/metal floor that is evenly flat. Even that it's 3 1/2 inch wide, a 4'' tire will fit in there.
1320942
It sure will. be sure to use the excess plastic that you cut off as bracing in the back.the smooth flat cover over the bed of the truck is rather weak.it didn't last very long.
1894478
Your Truck should be fine.. I have a Dodge Ram 1500 short bed.. I slide the boat right in.. I love It !!!
1516910
I say yes. My husband's truck is a full size Chevy but I do believe it is only 5 ft, bed. There is still plenty of stretch.
712332
I doubt it would work very well unless the liner is flat and in full contact with the trucks bed on the sides, otherwise the bracket wont be supported well enough by the self tapping screws you have to use to attach it. Also the cable holding up your tailgate prevents the box from swinging out far enough to make these boxes accessible. Im not that happy with mine to be honest
561471
I would think that you can, but I would definitely call the supplier to make sure it will work. It's made for a bed with a certain size and weight after all. I do think it's a very good product.
2201080
Mine is on a full size chevy. I would say yes because the width of truck beds is pretty standard in size. Plus when I installed mine I had about 3" of adjustable strapping on each side of the net.
1540317
It will fit nicely, as there is no floor in the tent the toolbox can remain in the bed of the truck. Ours fit in a 1998 Dodge Ram with a toolbox. On a recent camping trip with our 5 year old grandson, we put a dense foam liner on top of the toolbox and he slept in a sleeping bag on top of that, while we slept on an air mattress in sleeping bags on the floor of the bed. worked great! Room only for sleeping and stashing a few items on the side inside the tent.
901954
I have this on my F-150 crew cab with 5 foot bed. It's completely modular. Don't see why it wouldn't fit. Thule's website has a fit guide.
1834656
I use mine on a 1500 dodge and Nissan crew cab. The beds are quite different in size but the adjustments are possible from side to side. The height is not adjustable.gbc
492356
Hi, The only way that would be practical to use out of the truck bed would be with a FloJet RV waste pump. Leave the tank in the bed of your truck and pump the waste into it. This 42 gallon tank weighs around 360 pounds when full. The only other way would be to winch it up into the bed using ramps which could get away from you. You do not want that bomb to pop on you.
454974
Probably not. Most tool boxes sit on the rails of the truck bed and will not work with this top. Also, some ram trucks have tool boxes built into the bed of the truck. This top will not work with those types of tool boxes. The only tool box that could work would be the type that sit down in the bed and are at least 2 inches below the top of the bed rails.
184780
Yes, It will fit in any standard size truck bed. And these things really do make a positive difference in the ride of the truck. They are great for 3/4 ton, and 1 ton trucks. It does not slide around either.
1804397
Highly unlikely. I cant see the designers setting it up that way. At most maybe remove the lower air dam or plastic facia below. Really depends on the vehicle. I did not, I have a very big winch bumper, the truck has 15" of lift so I have tons of room under it to work.
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.