Stuff in the bed sliding all over.. How to stop?

Are those rails a factory thing? I love that!

 

I wish! It's a work my ass off crawling under the truck torquing threaded fasteners thing. Got more pics in my build thread. Glad u like it. It's proven to be an excellent mod.

 

Let it fly around, it's a great conversation starter. Heard it the other day… "WTF is that?" lol

 

Would you share the source for the channel and hooks you're using?

 

I found my L-track from www.uscargocontrol.com

 

I also use cheap outdoor carpet from HD that i cut to fit the bed. I attach it with velcro to the bottom of the bed. Works great. Super cheap.

 

For those of you that have bed mat... any security concerns of someone just taking it... is there a stock bolt you can remove from the bed to tie down the bed mat? I've been thinking about getting one and getting rid of the tonneau cover that came with the truck

 

There's a write up on exactly this. Its called bed mat mod under 2nd Gen mods

 

I got two drain holes from the tonneau cover...once the cover is gone...I guess I can use those holes to put the bolt through to hold down the bed mat. I go to Costco and stuff sure slide around a lot...I hope the bed mat stops all that.

 

Bed mat bolt mod. Keeps honest peeps honest.

 

Bed mat. Don't go to the dealer. Amazon has it for 100

 

I guess I need to grab a bed liner.

 

As stated many times above, OEM bed matt .

 

I have one of those also. Works awesome.

 

Peeps still replying to this? I got my OEM mat one week after buying the Tacoma. One shopping trip is all it took.

 

Anyone ever rhino lined a Tacoma bed?

 

bed mat keeps most things from clanking side to side and front to back, buy one. For more sensitive items, i keep a few bungees in the small cubbies. for transporting gas cans, ratcheting cargo keeper

 

+103 on the bed mat. I also have a ratcheting cargo bar from WallyWorld ($20). Really have to try to get things to fly around!

 

I did this. It works "FAIRLY" well for items with some weight, +5 lbs or so, and a decent footprint. You can't beat the price.

 

For everyday errands, I just toss things in an old motorcycle tire. It stays put fairly well. When I can afford the mat, I'll do that.