Bully TR-03WK Black Nylon Universal Fit Truck Heavy Duty Full-Size 60" x 18" Cargo Tailgate Net For Trucks from Chevy (Chevrolet), Ford, Toyota, GMC, Dodge RAM, Jeep

Awesome!

Perfect fit 60” in my 2004 F350

Stinky

Well, it was only $40 so I guess should not expect much. The description says, "Heavy Duty Industrial Reinforced Fabric". But buckles are plastic and just my opinion, but the material doesn't feel "heavy duty" to me. I live in Southern California where it gets insanely hot in the summer and with concern the heat+UV rays would deteriorate this item, this is not something I would leave on the truck extensively in the hot summer days. At least taking on and off is not terribly painful. If you are going to occasionally use this, are okay with taking it off and on during the hot months of the year, and you don't want to break the bank, then this will work for you.One piece of advice if you buy this: The brackets it comes with are okay but the directions expect you to drill pilot holes and then use supplied metal screws. These screws do not have tight threading and you will spend a lot of time in your install going this route. What comes to my mind is "the right tool for the job". I STRONGLY suggest getting self-drilling metal to metal tight treaded screws, size 12-24 at 1" long. See picture. Left side is Bully provided screw, right side is the self-drilling type that I am recommending. If you do this, your installation time will cut down and you will probably get it done in 30 minutes are less.

this was perfect, fit like a glove too, love love love

Within 6weeks of using, the top passenger side of the net broke off where it connected to the truck.I don’t carry or have anything that would put extra pressure on the net to cause it to break. I rachet every thing down so it doesn’t slide aroundVery disappointed especially as it lasted just about 3 days past my return window; money out the window. Can’t sell something broke and can’t return it.

I ordered this for a 2000 f350 and it was an exact fit. Installation was easy and so far it’s held up to abuse from being on a work truck. I would recommend this to anybody.

I didn't realize that I had to put holes in my new truck to put this in. I was hoping for a clip system instead, but decided to give it a shot. The net was too wide to fit where the instructions say to install it, which is right ahead of the tail gate and I also did not want the hooks that the straps feed through to catch anything while loading up the bed. So I installed it just forward of the tail light housing. I fed a 3/32 bit all the way into the chuck as I just needed to get through one wall and surely did not want to go through the outside and wanted to make sure I missed any wires. Once through on all six holes. I used an 8MM socket nut driver to put the clips in. Very easy. And as you can see, it looks good. I hope this helps.