Nissan Utili-track type setup?

[Stic-o]

I would not recommend mounting the L-Track (O-Track, S-Track et al) in the bed. The sheet metal in the bed is likely to bend if you ratchet your load down with straps.

I actually saw a pickup yesterday with an aftermarket track system, and their truck bed was bent towards the front of the bed next to the cab. That's the damage I would envision happening to the Ranger. On the Frontier the Utili-Track system is made for the truck and is mounted solid. My $0.02.

I think as long as you have proper support under the bed, like large washers or maybe even add a couple of extra bolts, you would be ok.

I have E Track in the cargo area of my Explorer, that use to hold down a 125# spare and tools under heavy off roading, and my floor is still perfectly flat still.

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[Bsqrd]

I think as long as you have proper support under the bed, like large washers or maybe even add a couple of extra bolts, you would be ok.

I have E Track in the cargo area of my Explorer, that use to hold down a 125# spare and tools under heavy off roading, and my floor is still perfectly flat still.

Has anyone looked into retrofit of the Toyota Tacoma Side bed rails? Saw someone with a Ridgeline installed a set in his vehicle.

 

[Cape Cruiser]

Has anyone looked into retrofit of the Toyota Tacoma Side bed rails? Saw someone with a Ridgeline installed a set in his vehicle.

Never seen it done before but the Nissan system is awesome. I think its the most user friendly tie down set up out there.

 

[Bsqrd]

Never seen it done before but the Nissan system is awesome. I think its the most user friendly tie down set up out there.

Looks like a modified L-track system.

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