Front Camper Tie Down Recommendation for a 2015 GMC Sierra 1500

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I am a GM dealer an have a customer that purchased a new 2015 GMC Sierra 15 double cab. His camper dealer has sent 3 different front tie downs and all do not fit the new frame. However some even say on the directions they are the rear tie downsand look like they would fit int he rear behind the wheel I need the front ones? Will these work on his truck? He traded 2011 GMC sierra and those will not work on te new body. Thanks,

asked by: Albert D

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The Torklift Camper Tie Down part # TLC2217 that you referenced has been confirmed as a front camper tie down for your 2015 GMC Sierra 1500 that has a factory hitch so I would recommend it for you.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Hey Carson, congrats on your new potential purchase. The Brophy Turnbuckles item #TDHP would be the best turnbuckles to use with the Brophy Slide In Camper Tie-Downs item #HSSF. These have a 3,000 lbs capacity and can be easily adjusted for a tight…

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Answer 2

To mount your camper in the bed of your 2002 Ford F-150, you can use the Brophy Camper Tie Downs, #TDSF, as long as your camper is not longer than 8 ft. These tie downs will install in the stake pockets on the top of your truck bed walls. If your…

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Answer 3

Our most economical camper tie downs are the Brophy Camper Hold Downs, #HSSF, and the Stake Pocket Tie Downs, #TDSF. These are universal tie downs designed to fit a number of trucks. I spoke with Brophy and they have not tested these tie downs on a…

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We do have a replacement T-bolt available for the Brophy Camper Tie-Downs part #HSAB, part #HSBP, part #HSCP, part #HSSF or part #HSWB. The replacement T-Bolts are part #BR2007 and only come in a pack of four. I have attached an installation video of…

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Answer 5

Yes, the Brophy camper tie downs like the #HSAB can be used with bed rail covers. If you check out the picture I attached you can see a set installed on a bed rail with plastic covers.

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Hey Joe, For your 2022 Chevy Silverado I recommend the TorkLift Frame mount tie downs #TL79VV. These are a bolt on application that will require no drilling to install. This kit does come with both the front and the rear tie downs. What kind of in…

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The Front #TLC2224 and Rear #TL54FR TorkLift tie-downs that fit your 2021 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 have a shipping weight of 62 lbs so you'll be looking at about 57 lbs for the tie-downs. The weight of the turnbuckles can vary but if you were…

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Answer 8

The rear Torklift camper tie down part #TLC3220 that you referenced does fit versions of your truck that have the factory hitch so yes you'd need this and then for the front #TLC2224 and the turnbuckles part #TLS9522-2-LK would work great.

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Answer 9

Hey David, For your 2025 Chevy Silverado 1500 6.5ft bed we have a set of frame mounted tie downs and bed mount tie downs. What I typically recommend for better support is the TorkLift frame mounted tie downs however the TorkLift set is not compatible…

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Answer 10

Since wire color codes are NOT universal, we always recommend wiring by function, rather than wire color. If you look at the Trailer Wiring FAQ article I have linked you to, you can see some diagrams showing the proper way to wire a vehicle and…

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Hey Philip, we have the Torklift camper tie downs that fit your 2024 Chevy Silverado 1500 6-1/2 foot bed with a factory hitch with the part #TLC2224 for the front and part #TLF54FR for the rear if you have dual exhaust or the part #TLC3220 if you…

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Answer 12

We do have the feet you need to install your #TH711320 on the 2023 Land Rover Defender 110 with factory tracks. According to Thule, you need the Feet #TH49SC and Fit Kit #TH94CE.

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