Could Brophy Camper Tie Downs # TDSF Fit 2011 Year Truck
Updated 04/15/2019 | Published 04/13/2019
Question:
Hello was looking at some tie downs for our camper, #TDSF, and it says it will not fit on a truck newer than 2010. I was just wondering why they will not fit my 2011 truck. I like the style of the TDSF ties downs and would like to get them if they will work. Thanks
asked by: Hagen
Expert Reply:
The Brophy Camper Tie Downs, # TDSF, are a universal fit kit intended to fit as many trucks as possible. But there is no fit guide available stating which trucks are compatible. It is still very likely that they will fit your 2011 truck but it's hard to say for sure.
Best option would be to compare the dimension picture I attached for this kit to the stake pockets you have to see if they would fit or not.
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Brophy Stake Pocket Mounted Camper Tie-Downs - Bed Mount - Qty 4
- Truck Camper Tie Downs
- Front and Rear Tie-Downs
- Bed-Mounted
- Universal Fit
- Powder Coated Steel
- Brophy
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