Truck bed tie downs

Hunterman

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I need to get some more tie-downs for the bed of my truck. What do you guys use? I don’t need anything fancy just functional. There are a ton on Amazon but I don’t want a cheap POS that will rust or break in a year.

Looking for something that I can mount on the bed or side wall and will sit pretty flush when not using.

What does the gallery recommend???
 
BullRing for the win!


Check out their site!

 
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BullRing for the win!


Check out their site!

Yeah o have those anchors for the top of the bed rail. Looking for something that I can secure on the bottom of the bed or the wall of the bed. I really it would be something that fits under the lip of the wall and top rail but I don’t know if that is really an option. At least I can’t find anything that looks well built and secure that won’t just pull out if I try and sinch something down with a lot of torque 💪
 
I have the Bullrings for the top rail and replaced the oem side brackets with these and they fold down pretty flat:
 
I have the Bullrings for the top rail and replaced the oem side brackets with these and they fold down pretty flat:
Those are what I was looking for at. How do they hold up to weather? Not that I’m in extreme weather or winter conditions in CA but I don’t want to have to replace them every year because they rust out.

I’m also a little concerned about how they will hold weight with those little screws that secure them to the bed. I don’t want to pull the screws out when I cinch down the straps if you know what I mean
 
I just bought them in February and used the OEM screws to mount them. So far, no change/degradation of the finish. I run with a cover in the winter to keep my ski gear out of sight and open during the summer time. I don't feel the limitation would be the bracket, but the bed wall/plate it is attached to.
 
These came with my 22 when I bought it. I've used them to tie down 3500+lb pieces of machinery with no issues on cross country trips.

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My favorite here

Made in USA as well
 

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