Can you use this kind of tie down for a 2012 Chevy Silverado and a 6 foot slide-in camper or do you have to use the bracket mounting kind?
569241
No, you shouldn't use it on anything newer than a 95. The new beds aren't made out of solid steel like the old ones. On 2012 they might tweek your bed or worse Rip through it. Frame brackets or a lot safer for your truck.
69084
Depends on how high your tow vehicle sits and how high your tongue jack is as well as how high hitch needs to be to to keep trailer level. I have a 2015, 2500 Chevy and I can lower my tail gate but your configuration may be different.
258833
I have my 50 in LED mounted using only drywall anchors, although I strongly suggest you only use this method for mounting an LED tv. I used 6 heavy duty drywall anchors rated for 300 lb each.
767375
You could use screws but I used foam mounting tape. It has held up for over 3 years. Mounted on left side near the front of trailer.
1408672
this will fit the tacoma with a 6ft. bed, and no you do not have to remove the tie down rings.
773174
My opinion is this bracket is a piece of junk. If you buy it you're just throwing away your money. You would be better off using duck tape. I'm sorry if I come away harsh but I wouldn't use this bracket again if they gave it to me free including shipping.
1174234
Depending on the trailer and mounting area, you may need to position the bracket in a certain way to tighten it up. I had to position mine a couple times before I got a good solid mount. That bracket can be mounted vertically or horizontally. It took me awhile to figure out that mine would work better horizontal and I switched it.
55372
I cut off the brackets and just threw them away, then I took industrial strength double sided tape to attach them to the grill of my truck. Worked pretty good, industrial strength velcro will work nicely also.
1769884
The system is only for trailers. The brackets would be much more varied for motorhomes and have not been designed.
39328
That's what I use mine for. I slide my weight distributing hitch for my camper into the GenY hitch and it has worked great!
1823246
No because of the way the bracket is. Unless you screw it to the top of the truck
1524841
Yes- you do not have to use the bracket. I used it on my boat through the old hole.
1302372
It uses three screws that go into existing holes on a Silverado and three pieces of two sided tape. Super easy and holds up well. My wife and I both have one.
245273
This hitch does require a set of standard mounting rails installed in the bed of your truck. Given that you have a longbed, you will not need a slider hitch (used on a shortbed to provide turning clearance). I will say that the Q24 is overkill for your application. There are many hitches available in the 18k lb range that would be more than adequate for your camper ( price usually goes up as the weight rating increases)
492391
I don't see why not. The lateral top mount hooks over the ledge where the door window rolls up and down from, while the bottom strap with clip extends down the door panel and hooks under it at the base, ratcheting it taunt. What keeps it sturdy and in position is the pressure from the window glass on top so you may not want these if you like to drive with your windows completely down. They are designed to put on then off when not towing. There are other more permanent options available for US trucks as I recall when searching for towing mirrors for my 06 Tundra. Good luck.
997027
I would think so because it adjusts. I have a short "box" Chevy Silverado and the rack will extend to accommodate a longer bed. There are two different ways to bolt onto the bed, depending on where your holes are. Everything (hardware) came with the rack that I needed. Hope that helps!
1332170
If you mean the rails that hold the plastic tie downs that you can buy at the Toyota accessories store? Yes it uses the rails that come with the truck which make installation very quick and easy. About 40 minutes to install with very little help from someone. It will take at least 15 minutes more if you are doing it by yourself. Look up the BAK Toyota Tacoma install on YouTube very helpful.