Recommended Camper Tie-Downs For A 2022 Ram 2500
Updated 10/10/2023 | Published 10/09/2023
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I have a 2022 Ram 2500 Hemi, Mega cab not a dually, with a factory OEM hitch, factory electric running boards that dont extend beyond the cab, and the Mopar flip-down bed step. Which Torklift tiedowns do I need? It looks like the flip down step is a problem, but I dont mind removing it if it makes the system work.
asked by: Jon L
Expert Reply:
If the running boards do end right at the cab then you can use the TorkLift # TLD2140 for the front. TorkLift lists that if the running boards extend even a little past the cab to use part # TLD2142 instead. For the rear you can use the TorkLift # TLD3113. You will most likely have to remove the flip-down step in order to get the rear tie-downs in place.
To complete the setup you'll also need some turnbuckles like part # TLS9020.
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TorkLift Camper Tie-Downs - Custom Frame Mount - Front
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