How Do You Install Rhino Truck Bed Rails?

Rhino truck bed rails are the perfect way to provide protection and style for your pickup truck. These rails come in various sizes, colors, and designs to fit any type of truck. They are designed to be strong and durable, providing a long-lasting solution for how to protect your vehicle from scratches and dents caused by hauling cargo and other items in your pick-up bed.

Installing Rhino truck bed rails is a simple process that can usually be completed in less than an hour. The first step is to measure the length of the bed rail you will need.

This will determine which size rail you need to purchase. Once you have purchased the correct size rail, it is time to begin the installation process.

Start by prepping the truck bed area where the rail will be installed. Clean any debris or dirt away from the area, as this could cause issues with installation or make it difficult for the rail to attach properly. Then, use a drill or screwdriver to make small holes in the truck bed where you plan to install screws for attaching the rail.

Once you have made all of your holes, it’s time to install the rail. Begin by lining up the predrilled holes in the rail with those drilled into your truck bed. Secure each hole with a washer and nut combination before moving onto the next hole.

Once all of your holes are secured, it’s time to add any additional accessories that may come with your Rhino Truck Bed Rail. This could include end caps or light bars. Secure these accessories using nuts and bolts as needed before completing installation.

Finally, give everything one last check before taking your vehicle out on its first haul with its new Rhino Truck Bed Rails. Make sure all nuts and bolts are secure and check that everything looks good before heading out on your next adventure.

Conclusion:

Installing Rhino Truck Bed Rails is relatively easy and should only take about an hour from start to finish. The process involves measuring for size, prepping the truck bed area for installation, drilling holes in both pieces of equipment (the rail itself as well as into the truck), attaching washers/nuts/bolts where necessary, adding any additional accessories included with purchase, and then giving everything one last check before taking off on an adventure!

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Karen Watkins