L-Track: The Ultimate Track System for Your Pickup Truck Bed
Looking for a rail system for your pickup truck to safely haul gear without losing style or functionality? L-Track is a great option when creating a tie-down system for a pickup truck. The track is sleek, easy to install, and maintains the overall look of the vehicle while expanding its versatility. This product is lightweight, heavy-duty aluminum, providing a finished look.
Why L-Track Works Great as a Pickup Truck Rail System
While it will work on any vehicle or trailer, it is ideal for a pickup. L-Track has a much lower profile compared to E Track. The width of the track aligns almost perfectly with the inside of the bed rails and can be installed flawlessly inside the ribs of the truck bed as well.
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US Cargo L Track- Black is being installed in a pickup truck.
How to Install L-Track into a Pickup Truck Bed
- Clamp the track in the interior side rail and mark the mounting holes with a permanent marker. Then, remove the clamps and track and drill through the metal marked by the spots.
- Once all of the holes are drilled, line up the track and place the fasteners through the holes. Secure the fasteners with a flat washer and nut on the backside of each and repeat along the track.
- After you've finished installing the fasteners, use a wrench to hold the fastener in place and tighten the bolt using a hand drill. Do this for all fasteners. Remember, the track is only as strong as it is secure. Make sure to fasten it properly to the truck rails.
Keep in mind, L-Track can also be installed on the floor of a trailer. US Cargo Control carries a variety of sizes and colors of L-Track.
Build a Bed Rail System That Works as Hard as You
Whether you're looking for pickup truck rails, bed track systems, or tie-down straps, L-Track gives you a customizable, heavy-duty option without the bulk or hassle of traditional systems.
Need help designing your setup? Contact our product experts at (866) 444-9990 or email us at customerservice@uscargocontrol.com.
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