Can this hook securely on the back of our truck bed?
394972
While this ramp has a lip that is placed over a stair edge or threshold, and could be placed at the edge of your pickup truck bed, I suggest you call the manufacturer directly 800-554-7267 and ask this question. This product by the manufacturer appears more appropriate for your application http://www.pviramps.com/products/product-details/id/4
394973
I would be afraid to use it in that manner as it could slip and spell disaster. If you do want to use it like that, I'd drill holes in the truck to attach the ramp with bolts. Better than having someone crash down 2 feet.
394974
The edge curves and does a good job of gripping the threshold for my door - I suspect you would find the same would be true for your truck bed. You will likely mar the truck bed's finish and you could end up going through the paint with possible rust.
1979721
Yes. It doesn't come with the hardware for that but you can buy a screw in hook. Very simple :)
779080
It is secured by a large bolt on the back. And it's secured pretty well as i pull it down pretty hard and its never budged but I guess over time it could.
2061796
Yes as long as it is a one piece tailgate. It hooks to the top, bottom and sides. it may be a little unstable if you try it with bikes on it though.
2008499
Yes it cab, there is a oval hole in the handle. We hang ours on a large command strip hook in our camper.
1283724
Yes they are secured by tightening a bolt that squeezes two plates to the inside lip of your truck bed
39561
Yes. It has a little hole in the back that can be mounted onto a nail or hook.
405035
Sorry, it does not work that way. The spec is only for one hook to hold up to 5 lbs.
1790422
It clips to your truck bed. I have a locking tailgate and that helps keep the bed secure. It is not perfect but you would have to work at it to break in with your tailgate locked.
1325537
I suppose you could screw something to hang it with in the back. I used mine for two days mounted to a piece of plywood on a post. It quit working after two days.
1111993
Yes, I see no reason why not. Most truck beds have tie points at the four corners.
979728
Yes, but it will need minor hardware added. Current hooks only positioned for horizontal hanging.
2222758
Yes! The tools provided will help you position what is mounted so that it is locked in place!
980196
The clamps will attach around the bedliner with no problem, I have a bedliner on my truck also...
1207120
I don't think so. I went to http://backrack.com/index.html and put in your truck and it looks like it is too new for them as of yet. They may make one in the different styles so check their web page and see what options they have.
1751002
Yes. Any net could be hooked with hooks that are already in place on a vehicle.
2182188
Yes and Yes. Each panel section of the bakflip locks down into the rails connected to your truck, There is a release line that you pull under the underside of each panel to unlock that section of the bakflip. The backflip can't be unlocked unless you first open the tailgate to reach the pull line on the underside. I installed an additional tailgate locking product that I had wired into the door locks so that my tailgate lock can be controlled via my key fob controls when unlocking doors. This makes my truck bed area completely secure at all times.