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RV Cargo Slides - 48 Inch Wide

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RV Cargo Slides with 48 inch width

A wide platform makes stowing big bins and tools easy, and these RV cargo slides in a 48 inch wide layout help you reach everything fast. Be sure to measure your compartment depth and any clearance near hitches or doors, since available depths vary and you'll want room for the tray to extend fully. Handy for RV bays or a camper van's rear storage area when you want quick grab-and-go access.
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Expect 48 inch wide slides to commonly be offered around 36 inch depth. If you need about 32 inch depth, options can be limited, so consider a slide-rail kit with a custom platform or an upper-recess style tray. Measure the interior opening to confirm a true 48 inch width and the exact depth you can use, and allow a bit for the latch/handle clearance.
Installation can be straightforward, but do a quick quality check first. Make sure the release lever isn't bent, the tray corners' paint is intact, and the rivets are aligned and holding. Dry-fit the tray, square it in the compartment, and mark holes before drilling. Tighten evenly so the slide runs smoothly without binding.
Yes, if your opening is at least 48 inches wide and your clear depth meets the tray's depth. Measure from the tailgate (or door) to the closest obstacle; you'll need at least the full tray depth there. Check for handle/latch clearance and that wheel wells or trim don't narrow the opening.