Rv Cargo Slides - Kwikee

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20 Inch Long
$387.76 - $387.76

22 Inch Long
$362.32 - $462.90

42 Inch Long
$754.03 - $754.03

48 Inch Long
$645.68 - $984.81

54 Inch Long
$701.22 - $1,040.94

60 Inch Long
$835.02 - $835.02

70 Inch Long
$1,092.17 - $1,092.17

80 Inch Long
$741.31 - $741.31

90 Inch Long
$827.77 - $827.77

Kwikee RV Cargo Slides for Easy Access

Smooth, heavy-duty slides make bay storage easier. Kwikee RV cargo slides handle loads like toolboxes or generators and still operate smoothly over time. For a clean install, double-check inside vs. outside dimensions and plan latch clearance—some installs require setting rails 1 inch behind the closed door.

No. Cutting the rails would interfere with the ball-bearing stop at the end of the rails and throw off latch alignment. The front latches need to line up to hold the tray from sliding, and trimming the rails can also shift the counterbalance. Choose a slide size that matches your compartment depth instead of modifying the rails.

Confirm whether listed dimensions are inside or outside; some images showed inside measurement but were really outside dimensions. Measure your compartment depth, width, and clearance, and plan rail placement about 1 inch behind the closed door to allow the latch handle. Check that the travel length meets your access needs, such as full extension if you need the tray to clear the opening.

Load it as evenly as possible across the tray. The weight rating is intended for an evenly loaded slide, not all weight on the unsupported end when extended. Distribute heavier items toward the center area to reduce stress and help the latches and tracks engage smoothly.

Verify the slide rail insertion method into the fixed rail if the instructions are brief. Make sure the spring-loaded latches engage the locking cutout in the closed position. If a latch is jammed, a spring is broken, or the cutout doesn't line up, the tray may not lock—inspect for damage or misalignment and correct before loading gear.