Will the Brophy Camper Tie Downs # TDSF Fit a 1991 Dodge Ram W250?

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Will the Brophy universal stake bed pocket tie downs work with a 1991 Dodge Ram W250?

asked by: John B

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The Brophy Stake Pocket item # TDSF are made to fit any truck with stake pockets so I am confident they will work with your 1991 Ram W250.

The easiest way to confirm they will work with your truck is to compare the dimensions of your stake pockets with the diagram I have attached below.

expert reply by: Jerred H

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Stake Pocket Dimensions
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