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Enhance cargo security with durable stainless steel bed rails.
Putco Bed Side Rails are designed to provide enhanced cargo security and versatility for your truck. Constructed from high-polished stainless steel with a black powder-coated finish, these rails feature a robust 1 3/4 inch diameter tubing that not only improves the aesthetic appeal but also ensures rugged performance. Each rail is equipped with built-in tie-down loops at both ends, offering a cargo securing capacity of up to 500 pounds per rail.
The installation process is straightforward, utilizing existing mounting hardware and methods, which allows for easy no-drill installation via stake pockets. The injection molded nylon casting stanchion and black nylon ends contribute to the overall durability and functionality of the product. Designed specifically for trucks without tool boxes, these bed rails are an essential addition for those looking to maximize their cargo management capabilities.
Features
- Black Powder Coated Rail For Extra Durability
- Black Nylon Ends
- 500 Pound Tie-Down Strength
- Injection Molded Nylon Casting Stanchion
- High-Polished Stainless Steel And Coated Black Tube
- Utilizes Existing Mounting Hardware And Installation Method
- Easy No Drill Installation Via Stake Pockets
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Putco
- Manufacturer Part Number: 88889
- Type: Round Tube
- Diameter: 1-3/4 Inch
- Length: 69-1/2 Inch
- Color/ Finish: Black Matte Textured Powder Coated
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Cargo Weight Capacity: 500 Pound
- Mount Type: Stake Pocket Mount
- Used With Tool Box: No
- Tie Down Option: Yes
- Drilling Required: No
- Estimated Install Time (Hours): 1
Compatibility / Fit
- 2007-2013 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
- 2007-2013 GMC Sierra 1500
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Shipping & Returns
- This product ships within the continental USA only.
- This product typically ships within 1 to 3 business days.
- Returns are accepted within 30 days for items in like-new condition. For complete details, please see our return policy.
