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Because these anchors bolt to your truck's frame under the bed, you can maximize your truck's payload capacity. And they're only exposed when you need them, so no more worries about your tie-downs rusting quickly or getting in your way.
Camper shift during travel can damage your rig and ruin your ride. These anchors bolt directly to your truck's frame - the most secure mounting point - so your camper stays locked in place, even during sudden stops and crosswinds. If you've ever gripped the wheel tight, wondering if your load will hold, this is how you drive without that worry.
And because these tie-downs mount to the frame, they distribute force lower than external mounts and across the full length of your truck. This reduces sway, minimizes twisting between your camper and truck bed, and improves how your truck handles with the load. Unlike bed-mounted systems that can feel top-heavy when you're driving through the mountains of Colorado or the windy plains of Kansas, these anchors help your setup stay balanced and stable.
These anchor points aren't just for slide-in campers. You have a truck, so you're going to want to haul things like motorcycles or ATVs, firewood, hunting equipment, or home improvement supplies in the bed too. These give you a reliable anchor point to secure those things, and because they're frame-mounted, they're going to let you get the maximum capability out of your rig. When you're ready to haul, just pull the anchor up, twist, and remove the anchor cap to reveal a full 360° swivel point. This makes it easy to attach tie-downs or ratchet straps from any angle, which is perfect for odd-shaped cargo, ATVs, or gear that doesn't sit square. And if the anchor gets pushed down without the cap, you won't have to worry about fishing it back out. It comes back up easily - the cap just helps to keep debris out and gives your truck that clean look you love.
When you're not using them, the anchor points retract flush into the bed, keeping your bed clean, functional, and free of bulky tie-down hardware. You can maintain a sleek factory look for your daily driving without giving up secure anchor points when it's time to haul.
Each set is custom designed for your specific truck model and meant to replace your factory-installed, light-duty cargo anchors. This means you get a smooth, bolt-on installation with no drilling into your truck's frame. You will need to cut through your truck bed for the tie-down receiver assembly, but a drill template is included to make positioning easy and accurate.
These truck bed camper tie-downs are ideal for slide-in campers that use internal anchor points: Cirrus, Four Wheel Campers, Travel Lite, Scout and other models. Use them with Apex Turnbuckles (TL88SV) and front Apex tie-downs (TL98SV), both sold separately, for a complete tie-down system.
These tie-downs are made from corrosion-resistant materials so you can expect them to hold up against different year-round weather conditions, road salt, and rough terrain without flaking, peeling, or premature rusting. ApexAnchors are made in the USA and backed by TorkLift's lifetime warranty so you can have confidence in your setup mile after mile.
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Hi, everybody, Andy here with etrailer.com. Let's take a real quick look at these TorKLift ApexAnchors frame-mounted rear in-bed truck campers tie-downs. Now, these are designed to fit your 2024 and newer Toyota Tacoma with no running boards or cab length-only boards. And these are going to pair with the front tie-downs that you see identified by the model number there on your screen. And these do require the turnbuckles that you also see there on your screen, identified by that model number. So if you are in search of those front tie-downs, if you don't already have them and those turnbuckles, you can just take the model numbers that you see there on your screen, pop it in the search field of our website, that will take you to those items and you can add them to your order.
Now, for campers with internal anchor points like Sirius, four wheel campers, or travel-light and scout, these are going to be perfect for those type of campers. These ApexAnchors offer a sleek in-bed tie-down system with no loss of ground clearance. So they're gonna be especially perfect for off-road setups. And as you know, the frame is the most solid part of your entire vehicle. So it just makes sense to attach a camper to something that's not going to warp, bend, or twist.
And even more importantly, the camper center of gravity will sit lower and its weight will be spread across the entire bed. This avoids a top-heavy load perched on top of your bed rails, just liable to sway and get pushed around by cross winds. The camper's not going to shift or slide around while you drive and it's going to stay put and your truck is gonna handle just like it does without a camper. Now, I do wanna point out that if you have a plastic spray-in bedliner, it is important that you use a rubber mat under the camper to eliminate any sliding or bouncing. And so when you're ready to use these, you're just going to pull on this rubber cap here and that's going to pull the anchor points up and they're going to, you'll turn them and then they're going to lock into place.
Now, the rubber cap is essential to hold onto because that's what's going to pull the anchor point out of this, where it's retracted into. So the idea is, when you push them down and you're not using them, they're gonna be flush with the bed of your truck. So basically, they're gonna be invisible. But then when you're ready to pull 'em up, you're gonna pull up that rubber cap there and you can see that that rubber cap attaches to that hole. So if by chance you do push these down without the rubber cap, all is not lost, you'll just need something like the hook here on my knife and just pull that, reach in there with the hook, and then that's going to pull that up.
So all that to say, the cap is going to be essential to hold onto. So you wanna make sure that you don't lose them, so you can easily pull those anchor points out. So this is gonna be very easy to use. As you can see, I kind of have them mounted precariously on my blocks here, but I just want to kind of give you an idea of what these we inchesre going to look like installed. And so, not only are these tie-downs going to be good for your campers, but they're also gonna be great for motorcycles, ATVs, and other top-heavy loads. They're heavy duty. Each anchor point has a capacity of 2000 pounds. It includes all the hardware that you see here to get these mounted into place, along with instructions to guide you through that installation process. You will get a drill bit here as well. So if you do decide to pick these up, we would love to hear back from you regarding your experience with getting these installed and using them as well. And you can share your experience with us by dropping a comment or leaving a review on this product page, letting us know how these are working out for you. Well, I think that's gonna wrap up our look today. I do hope that it was helpful for you. Again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.
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