Truck Accessories Tool Box

STK Line-A-Bed Drop-In Bed Liner is one of the best investments you could make for your Truck. Line-A-Bed Bedliner is loaded with features and delivers superior truck bed protection at an affordable price. Each STK Over-Rail and Under-Rail Bedliner is custom-designed for a factory perfect fit in domestic and import pickups. These Bedliners are molded of durable, high density polyethylene (thermoformed) with skid resistant technology, to last as long as your truck. The high-ribbed floor pattern is designed to promote drainage and create additional cushioning against denting – a feature that you don’t get with other types of bed protection. “SR” skid resistant technology helps keep loads secure and doesn’t wear off.

Every STK Line-A-Bed Features:

• Lifetime Warranty
• True Customized Fit on Every Model
• Molded-In Supports for Two-Tier Stacking Help Keep Loads Secure
• No Hardware Required for Under-the-Rail Bedliners (Liner Snaps into Place Under the Truck Rails)
• No Assembly Required for Over-the-Rail Bedliners (Just Press Six SnapFast Clips into Pre-Slotted Holes)
• Rich Black Finish
• “SR” Skid Resistant Surface Helps Keep Loads Secure

Outlined below are some things to consider when comparing an STK drop-in bedliner to a spray-on bedliner.

- Protection from a Drop-In Bedliner
* Shock absorbing ribs (protection against dents, scrapes)
* Chemical resistant
* Thicker sidewalls
* Consistent thickness and hardness of liner material
* Protects paint finish, prevents rust
- vs. a Spray-In Bedliner
* Prone to damage from dents
* Scrapes/abrasions can expose bare sheet metal
* Thickness dependent on application technique & skill of installer
* Truck bed must be damaged by sanding paint finish (if not done properly, rust will form)

- Skid Resistance and Cargo Control from a Drop-In Bedliner
* STK’s co-extruded skid resistant material is virtually wear proof
* Molded-in supports for 2-tier stacking and lock-in loading
- vs. Spray-In Bedliner
* Skid resistance may wear off from use
* UV inhibitor reduces skid resistance
* May prohibit use of original equipment features like 2-tier stacking

- Your Investment of a Drop-In Bedliner
* Considerably less expensive than spray-ons
* Better resale value/protects investment
* STK Nationwide Lifetime Limited Warranty
- vs. a Spray-In Bedliner
* High cost (2-5 times more costly than drop-in bedliners)
* Costly UV inhibitor must be purchased and applied annually
* May reduce resale value
* Installation may void paint warranty
* May cause “excess wear” charges on leases

- The Durability of Drop-In Bedliner
* Tough, high density polyethylene
* Rich black finish is resistant to UV fading with no yearly maintenance
* Scratches in drop-in bedliner do not contribute to rust (protects factory finish)
- vs. a Spray-In Bedliner
* Durability is dependent on the skill of the applicator
* Fading may occur without annual application of UV inhibitor
* Susceptible to dents and scratches which contribute to rust

- Ease of Use for a Drop-In Bedliner
* Quick installation
* Easily removed
* No drilling or paint removal
* Just plain easy!
- vs. a Spray-In Bedliner
* Difficult and time-consuming to install
* Permanent (cannot be removed)
* Must be installed by trained professional in a controlled environment

Link to a Drop-In vs. Spray-In Bedliner Press Release

Link to Spray-In Safety Tips

Every contractor needs a truck but could do without the fuel economy woes. Two things that can really help increase your truck’s gas mileage are Tonneau Covers and Tailgate Nets. Tonneau Covers are great because not only do they help save on fuel, they also keep your bed covered, thus keeping your tools, and etc. out of sight. But if you need an open bed and still want to save money on gas; then why not try a Tailgate Net. They are cheap easy to install.

Now that we have that covered; what about storage… You know how expensive your tools are and also how nice it is to be able to find that certain tool, as soon as you need it. A Truck Tool Box does this and more. Truck Tool Boxes help in many ways: 1) Keep your tools secure, 2) Keep your tools dry and out of the weather, 3) Keep your tools organized, 4) Keep you tools from sliding and bouncing around in your truck bed and 5) Keep your tools out of site from those wondering eyes.

Now you have to make a decision about which brand and type of toolbox you’ll need. There are several brands to choose from. Some quality brand names are Owens, Delta, Jobox, Challenger, Phoenix and Deflecta-Shield.

Once you decide which brand, you’ll have to figure out what type of toolbox or toolboxes you will need. You have many types and configurations to choose from. First you have your basic Single-Lid Crossover, then you have a few different styles of Dual-Lid Crossovers. You can compliment these with Topsides or Sidemounts which will give you, what some people call a “Saddle Bag” look. A nice big Chest could go where the crossovers do, which would give you a large amount of storage. Now of course, each of these tool boxes come in deep, narrow, low profile and etc. characteristics (making it more difficult for you to decide what exact toolbox is right for you). If you drive a Tow Truck or similar, then you need an underbed tool box. These are great for storing chains, gloves, tools and everything else you’ll need for the job. How about if you work on a farm or do a lot of ATVing. ATV Storage Boxes are perfect for hauling all of your valuable gear around. Or, what if you pull a trailer; then a Trailer Utility Box is what you need. All of these boxes are made in different sizes so that there is sure to be one to fit your needs well.

Okay, now that hopefully you’ve narrowed down why you need a tool box and the different types available, you have to decide what finish would be best for your application and look that you desire. The four finishes are Steel, Aluminum, Plastic and Stainless Steel. They all look great but if you have a truck with a lot of chrome on it then you’d probably want a Diamond Plate Aluminum or Stainless Steel Box. Steel is available in Black or White. Diamond Plate Aluminum is available in Black or Diamond Brite. Stainless Steel is that mirror like finish and Plastic boxes are available in black.

This gives you a quick rundown of the different types of Tool Boxes available. The only type of box left out is Job Site Boxes, sometimes called Security Cabinets. Most are constructed of heavy-duty steel and come available in brown or yellow.

Check out all of the Truck Storage Boxes that BuyAutoTruckAccessories carries. We have in-stock: Plastic, Steel (in white and black), Diamond Plate Aluminum (in brite and black) and Stainless Steel. Brand names like: Owens, Delta, Jobox, Delta Pro, Deflecta Shields and Challenger. Styles like: Single Lid Crossovers, Dual Lid Crossovers, Chests, Underbodies, Topsides, Innersides and Drawer Storage Boxes. Truck Tool Boxes – A great place to keep your stuff dry, safe and secure.

Protect your truck cab with a Headache Rack. STK Pro Rack and Pro Guard Cab Guards are built to last and are manufactured in the USA. Pro Rack truck rack is designed for optimum versatility without sacrificing your truck’s good looks. Pro Guard truck rack is built to protect the cab against damage better than any other rack. Both truck racks can be installed with bedliners, rail caps and toolboxes. Its design enables cargo and ladders to be easily carried and secured. Pro Guard truck racks accommodate most Pro Rack accessory brackets.

STK Pro Rack Truck Rack and STK Pro Guard Truck Rack are Cab Protection at its Best! Pro Rack truck rack is designed for optimum versatility without sacrificing your truck’s good looks. Pro Guard truck rack is built to protect the cab against damage better than any other rack. Both of these STK Headache Racks can be purchased for the Lowest Possible Price at BuyAutoTruckAccessories.com. Don’t forget about STK Bed Liners for Your Complete Truck Bed Protection.

Protect Your Truck Cab with a STK Headache Rack. Pro Guard and Pro Rack Cab Guards offer superior protection and are built in the USA. Headache Racks do just what they say… Protect you and your passengers from shifting tools, toolboxes, landscaping materials and etc. in your truck bed. Go to BuyAutoTruckAccessories.com now and see the low, low pricing on quality Truck Cab Protection.

Wade Bed Caps can be mounted on your Truck even if you have a Cap, Tonneau Cover or a Under-Rail Bed Liner. You can mount Bed Caps Quickly and Easily with 3M Automotive Tape. Why not complete the protection with Matching Tailgate and Front Caps? Made in the United States of High Quality ABS Plastic.

Truck Cab Protection at its Best…. That is what STK’s Pro Rack and Pro Guard are. These Headache Racks are both designed for optimum versatility without sacrificing Your Truck’s Good Looks. They install in minutes using a Stake Pocket Mounting System custom designed for each Truck. You can easily mount Truck Cab Accessories, such as, Antennas, Emergency Lights, Tool Boxes, Strobe Lights and more.

Do you haul a lot of stuff around in your Pickup? Like tools, wood, ladders and etc.? If so, you need dependable Pickup Truck Cab Protection. STK Cab Guards really protect the cab area of your truck (you and your passenger). Pro Rack and Pro Guard are built to last and look good too! You can also use these cab guards to mount lights, antennas and toolboxes to these racks.

One thing that a lot of people fail to think about is cab guard protection. Even if they have their truck bed taken care of, they sometimes don’t stop to consider that part of their cargo can go through their back windshield if they are hit or if they have to slam on breaks. Luckily, there are all kinds of STK cab guards to keep that cab safe in the event that something unpleasant happens.