How to Install CargoGlide CG1000XL Truck Bed Cargo Slide

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[@johndaddabbo9383]

Really, "just that easy"... you completely skipped over the hardest part of the install. And IF that is an Aluminum Bed Ford truck, which it appears to be, then in that case the installation shown was completely incorrect. By all means please do correct me if I am mistaken.

[@drewlindo1491]

Exactly.

[@JTRSpartacus]

I need one of these for my Jeep Gladiator!! #JTRSPARTACUS

[@timf6916]

Nice

[@johndaddabbo9383]

What year Ford F150? Is that not an Aluminum bed truck? If yes, then how is it that you stated using "Plus Nuts". I thought that using the Plus Nuts was not allowed with the Aluminum bed Ford trucks? What am I missing here?

[@corpsiecorpsie_the_original]

You'll probably want to ask CargoGlide directly

[@robinstewart6510]

According to CargoGlide, the nuts they use are compatible with aluminum truck beds. See their FAQ page.

[@johndaddabbo9383]

@@robinstewart6510 "NOW" there is an aluminum version of the Plus Nuts which must be used for any F150 Aluminum body trucks, and so NO when I wrote my above comment there wasn't yet an aluminum version and the FAQ page clearly indicated this. So my comment STILL stands and you'd better be sure and use the CORRECT hardware and not just 'assume' that you have been supplied the correct hardware.

[@jj1479]

$1,399 from the manufacturers website. $2,199.99 from you guys. What up with that? You are up charging it $800.99.

[@dereckturner5288]

Not drilling holes in bed no way

[@jmm866]

What a lame install video

[@drewlindo1491]

Completely agree.