2014 Tundra with bed rail system. Did the tonneau and rail sit above the cleats enough so they didn't protrude into the cover? I want to use cleats.
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It attaches to the rail system in several spots. You can still use the cleats but are limited to how far each one can slide forward or backwards.
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Hi Syzzlak, Unfortunately, we have not found any aftermarket tonneau covers to be compatible with our current system. Thank you for the inquiry and have a great day!
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I installed mine as shown in the picture. I believe it's the only way due to the predrilled holes, ect...They work great. As shown, the single toe, if you will, is facing forward of landing leg/RV. Concerning the the other two toes, one is attached going to the left rear frame, and the other to the right front frame (towards the other landing leg). Hope that helps.
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Jean,I purchased them and they fit and work well. I called Thule and they recommended I went with the OEM Mopar rails. They are a little complicated to get on at first but after some studying of the set-up they went on easily. I have a 2012 and no issues, the models are the same from 2011-2013Good Luck
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Yes you do. I used a utility/razor knife and cut a piece of the bed rail cover off that measured approx. 1/2" x 2".It's relatively easy, follow the instructions. This allows clearance for the tonneau cover clamp to contact the truck bed, instead of the plastic bed rail cover.
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Measure your bed, this bedslide is 75" long by 48" wide. What is the exact length and width between wheel wells of a 06 Dodge Ram? if the dimensions fit, buy it. Sometimes the description of what will or won't fit on trucks I found not to be accurate on Amazon. If you enter 2014 Toyota Tundra "will it fit" column at the top of the page, it says the same for my truck as it did for your 2006 Dodge, "WILL NOT FIT" but its a perfect fit. Total length will include the handle. So make sure you measure with the tail gate closed. I would get on bedslide website and reference model that fits. . Its an easy install, place bedslide in, bedslide frame has pre-drilled holes, mark 4- holes. Pull bedslide out, all hardware is provided. Not sure what the nut that holds the bolt down is called but its the type you drill a hole, place the nut in hole before installing the bedslide and tightening causes the nut to crunch down on both sides so a wrench is not needed from underneath to tighten the bolt, if that makes any sense to you. Its an awesome deal, excellent product and with free prime shipping, can't go wrong. $400 savings from buying from retail shop. I will add that in fairness to Amazon, this bedslde could have been an inch longer in length, so maybe that is why it says this will not fit a 2006 Dodge or 2014 Tundra? The back of the bedslide is about an inch away from the front wall of the truck bed, for me this was not an issue. I have my bedslide handle about an inch setting inside the bed from the back tailgate when closed.
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I think the lip sits so high because of where the clamp is. It is positioned in the center of the front and rear sections. I've tried making the clamp on the front tighter and it doesn't help. I've had the cover on my truck for a year now and it has always been like that. Its the only complaint I have. And as far as the clips not fitting I'm not sure what you mean. They just kinda hook under the lip inside the bed. They don't really lock in or anything. I'm sorry if I'm not getting what you mean by that. I kinda decided to look over the front sticking up a little bit because of the price. This was the cheapest one of this kind I could find and it seems to be holding up well.
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I have a 2013 Tundra and the cargo net fits perfectly. I use it next to the tailgate for storing groceries, etc. I have a tonneau cover over the bed so the cargo net allows me to use the space inside the tailgate like a trunk. The net keeps items from sliding around in the bed. I highly recommend this net.
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No, you don't need bedrails. For a good tight fit your front rail, sides and tailgate top should all be on the same level.
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I did not use the shims as my 2014 GMC has the bedrail covers. Works great.
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Yes, if you install the optional Toyota deck rail system in the bed, my truck did not have this option so I had to buy this first. The cover mounts to this. We love ours!
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Yes, that's what my husband has. He loves this Tunneau....it was very easy to install and fits great!
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greetings, i have a toyota tundra and used the brackets enclosed with the running boards. when you ordered them they should of shipped brackets for your truck.
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Yes. The clips that hold the tonneau down adjust up and down in order to accommodate over the rail bed lines. I have a 2005 F150 with over the rail bedliner and bought this exact tonneau. The only thing you have to worry about it getting the right size. Other than that, it is a great cover and I haven't had any problems with it. Hope this helps.
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According to their website, they don't make a rail kit for the 4100 for anything earlier than a 2007 Tundra. Look at the 3100 for your truck. SuperGlide is an awesome hitch.
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Since the rail covers overlap in the front corners, the cover seals leave a little gap. I have not had too much of a problem with this but have considered using a little caulk in the gaps to help out.
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Hi Dave, I plan to place/pull my part directly from above. The black rubber hold down will over hang the four bolt base 1/2" if screwed all the way in. There is plenty of adjustment to create the clearance at the full range of clamp thicknesses on the one I bought.