I have a full lined bed for my GMC. Will this pose a problem with the mounting hardwear?
1749172
I have a chevy with factory liner and bed rail protectors. You will need a 3/4" thick piece of foam rubber to seal the gap on the rail behind the cab. Installed mine over the bed rail protectors with no problem.
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.
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.
1910686
Nope. Not all. Unless you want to perform some grease monkey tasks and attach a tape or fastners. I would not recommend too much on the bed it self. If you notice the legs have a thin profile and you might end up hurting yourself
99016
No. You will have to put shims or blocks under your bed frame. That's what I did
415515
I've had two, both trucks were under the rail liners and it worked fine. The cover clamps down on the inner lip of the side bed rails. If you have an over the rail cover, it would depend on how much of the rail lip is covered. You could in theory cut holes for the clamps if the rails were too covered though.
209837
it all depends on your bumper mine was for a 1993 gmc pickup so I had a full metal bumper attached to the frame so I knew it wasn't going anywhere when mounted
1280826
That is the same truck that I have mine mounted in. I do not have a bed liner but do not see why it would make any difference.
1680914
I had no luck putting this on my Nissan Frontier. Nor did my friend on his Ranger. I think this is designed for full size trucks with large bed rails.
2239145
You need to have something on top of the rails. If you don't have the linex or bed rail caps they provide 2 strips of plastic that would go the length of the rail that you would need to install. I wouldn't try this rino liner because it's softer. I had a truck with linex sprayed in and it's tough and hard. Bed caps have about the same kind of texture so I think it would be fine. You can also email bak and ask.
2274336
No, sorry this tonneau will cover the stake pockets so there would be no way to mount the bed rails.
522644
I have not had any problems but the weight of the headboard is substantial. Gravity keeps it securely in place. If the object being mounted is extremely light weight there might be risk but I have never experienced it. I find it works out very well for my needs.
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.
1395485
It depends on how long your bed is as well as weather or not your truck will except standard universal mounting rails, if you dont have an 8' bed you will probably need a slide hitch.
1295456
I can[t see any reason that it wouldn't. It does slope the tire a bit more than I like on the front of our GMC Silverado and as a result rubs on the hood. I corrected this with washers under the tire rim. You are going to have remove it when you want to open your ranger bed.
1677492
Hello, The body cladding is a spec on your vehicle. And as of now we sell the full unit not just the mounting. Thank You
1156886
if it is a full bed , not the short bed it will work fine.....check out my video on youtube............kodiak canvas truck tent ......todd morgan . its the one with the green GMC truck !
1233888
I have two of these mounts with one on a 32 inch in the front of the motorhome and a 20 inch in the bedroom and so far no issues with rattles or worrying about them coming out of the mount. Not using the bottom screws.