Lost my bed cleats

Should I get oem or is there a good aftermarket replacement?

 

ebay.com/p/TOYOTA-Tacoma-Tie-Down-Cleats-FSTIRKER-Lugg-58461-YY-030-00/657598650?iid=303099419221&chn=ps

 

OEM

 

They are a pretty simple device most are stronger that the body work 4 for the price of one seems attractive.

 

thx

 

I don't anticipate using mine if you want to PM me we can work a deal

 

They pop up for sale pretty often on TW for a fair price.

 

Going off topic but was watching a Jeep Gladiator pickup video and it looks like it uses the exact same cleats as our trucks

 

so the gladiator is a midsize truck correct? I wonder if the gladiator is gonna take sales from the taco, zr2, ranger or just bring in its own customer base, or leech off jeep sales.

 

I imagine it could possibly draw a handful of hardcore wheeling guys since it has front and rear solid axles and lockers, but I do think it will be canabalizing the Wrangler more than anything

 

The mid size truck market is becoming competitive, Toyota needs to up it's game. Anyone who doubts the Ford Ranger and this Gladiator isn't going to impact Tacoma sales doesn't appreciate the market. Personally I think it's great as we will all benefit.

 

If past history is repeated the Tacoma will have an increase in sales, the midsized truck market is a growing segment and every time a competitor is added the Tacoma goes up in sales.

 

Its almost like people wait to see what the competitor offers and realize tacoma still the best option.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/fs-35-00-oem-bed-rail-strikers.599416/#post-20146474

 

OEM for sure.

 

OK you want Toyota OEM ones?ebay.com/itm/2005-2019-Toyota-Tacoma-Truck-Bed-Rail-Tie-Down-Cleats-4-New-OEM-58461-04020-00-/18373

 

You can also purchase them on Amazon, which most everyone uses anyway. The factory ones don't seem that strong anyway. Might be a good idea to just buy a few extra.

 

Lost or stolen?

 

I bought the truck and could've sworn they gave them to me. Idk where I put them, or if I ever had them.

 

Did you look behind the back seat?

Tundras appear to have the same rail but a heavier cleat if that is of any interest.