Bully TR-03WK Black Nylon Universal Fit Truck Heavy Duty Full-Size 60" x 18" Cargo Tailgate Net For Trucks from Chevy (Chevrolet), Ford, Toyota, GMC, Dodge RAM, Jeep

I didn't realize that I had to put holes in my new truck to put this in. I was hoping for a clip system instead, but decided to give it a shot. The net was too wide to fit where the instructions say to install it, which is right ahead of the tail gate and I also did not want the hooks that the straps feed through to catch anything while loading up the bed. So I installed it just forward of the tail light housing. I fed a 3/32 bit all the way into the chuck as I just needed to get through one wall and surely did not want to go through the outside and wanted to make sure I missed any wires. Once through on all six holes. I used an 8MM socket nut driver to put the clips in. Very easy. And as you can see, it looks good. I hope this helps.

This is great! For the money, it's a great temporary replacement!My boyfriend's rebuilding an 85 Squarebody and always carrys his tools with him & loves a good burnout. His tools stay in his bed, but doesn't have a tailgate - see my problem?I decided to go with my gut on this and spend half the money on this cheaper one rather then the 50$ one a saw that was identical but a different brand label. I'm glad I did.This took 4 minutes to install, and with just a tad bit adjusting to make it evenly centered - Viola!It goes from end to end, no gaps on the sides or along the bottom! Will definitely be getting one myself once my rebuilds on the road! The plastic material isn't cheap and withers either, it's durable, thick and still light weight!BUY IT!!!

This fits good on my 2011 F150. The screws they include are total garbage, not self tapping. Even pre drilling for these screws didn't help, they all broke. I used very short tapcon screws which held fine. You could also use a real honest to life self tapping screws from a hardware store. Everything else and workmanship of the net is good. I'd suggest mounting the upper and lower brackets a little spread up and down so it pulls the net corners very square. If the upper and lower brackets are installed wrong, the net will not pull square. You are drilling holes in your truck so be careful.

Very loose fitting and sags in the middle. No matter how tight you make it, it’s just not tight enough to stay straight and nice looking. Definitely not strong enough to hold anything inside the bed. It’s a net and works for its purpose I guess. Don’t look bad except the sag in the middle. Easy install however the screws are a total waste. No matter what size hole you pre drill the screws do not self tap. They easily break and bend and one the threads disappeared from the screw. I used my own self drilling self tappers. I honestly don’t see a purpose for it since I won’t trust it to contain anything inside the bed but it’s not meant to replace the tailgate so I can’t fault it for that.

I ordered this for a 2000 f350 and it was an exact fit. Installation was easy and so far it’s held up to abuse from being on a work truck. I would recommend this to anybody.

Stitching came loose causing the Strap to break during install. Used a ratchet strap to temporary repair. Drove 11 miles just to have 2 more of the straps come unstitched. Total waste of money.

I put this net on a Mazda B2200 because it was missing a tailgate. It fits great, and is not loose at all. It isnt made to hold heavy things in the bed of the truck, but is more asthetic than anything. To get around this, i simply ran a ratchet strap right behind it to catch anything heavy instead of having the net do it. It looks great and for less than $20 it’s DEFINITELY worth it!

Awesome!