BullRing Truck Bed Side Wall Anchors - Retractable - Surface Mount - Qty 9

Video Transcript for BullRing Retractable Tie-Down Anchors Review

What's up everybody, it's AJ with etrailer.com Today we're gonna be checking out these BullRing in bed tie downs. So, these are just gonna go in the spots in your bed to help you tie-down whatever cargo you need. Let's check it out. Now, before you order your BullRing tie-downs, make sure you use our fit guide for your truck. Make sure you get the make and model right. The bed size is important too.

That's gonna depend on the quantity of tie-down points you actually get for your truck. But, when using our fit guide, it's really easy to figure that out. Now, these tie-down points are gonna have a weight rating of 1000 pounds. So, just keep that in mind when you're tying down your gear in the back of the truck. These are a nice addition to your truck just to have higher up tie-down points.

You see that we have a tonneau cover on this one. And the rails are covering up our stake pockets up top, so you can't really use those. We do have some down here but, it never hurts to have extra tie-down points. One of the nice things about these, is they also store. So, you can push it in there when you're not using it.

That way it's out of the way. And then when you gotta pull it out, you can pull it here. You see it doesn't quite click, you have to pull just a little bit more. Hopefully you can hear on the mic and then it stays in position. The construction itself it's gonna have a nylon base here and then the stainless steel attachment point.

So, you don't have to worry about it rust or corroding in the back of your truck. As for installation, it's not that bad. It goes right into place. You just need one screwdriver. Check out how I did it. Installing the tie-down points is really easy. So, what we're gonna do is back out the screw which is gonna loosen up the back portion, so we have the plate. Then actually when you tighten it down, holds up against the backside of the hole which is gonna hold it in place. So, when you go to set it in, make sure that it's facing up. You see how it's got the upward tilt to it Just put it in there. Make sure you get the backing plate behind the hole. We might have to loosen up a little bit more to get that separation. Make sure you tilt it up And then you can kind of angle it in place. It's hard to show you cause there's not much room there. But, I'm getting that metal portion behind the hole so you can just move that around. We got it right there now. You see I can't pull it out. It's keeping it pressed there so I'm gonna tighten it down with my screwdriver. It'll pull out Entire point. And we'll tighten it down. It's tight on there you see. It's not gonna pop out. Now, all we gotta do is repeat that process for the other ones we wanna install on the bed. Overall, I like how easy they are to install. They're very helpful to have in the back of the truck just to make sure you secure whatever you have in there. You've all been there where we throw something in, something kind of heavy, you can't get the right angles on it. You only have two down points and maybe your strap doesn't reach the both of 'em, just doesn't feel secure. That's not fun to drive on a highway like that. I'd rather have all the attachment points to make sure it's tightened down and not going anywhere. Well, I think that does it. Thanks for hanging out, and hope this helped..