Cargo Nets & Tie-Downs Reviews

I bought this for my girlfriends 2008 Tacoma. She needed something to hold her kids skate boards instead of having them slide all over the place. All I had to do was clip it to the track system that Toyota uses and pull the strap to adjust it. This is a much more affordable option to the cargo gates that cost a couple 100 bucks. What is also nice is it fits into the little storage compartments in the bed of the Tacoma when not in use.

Great product at a fair price. Used for the first time last weekend and it worked flawleesly. It was comforting not having to constantly look back in the mirrors for possible items that had blown off our trailer.

A heavy duty, easy to use system to secure cargo.Buy the long version and cut to fit short bed.Skyboltz

The net is simple to use and install and fits the truck bed pretty well. I would like to see the net offered in different strengths (i.e. light, medium, heavy duty) I consider what I bought as somewhat light duty. Additionaly, I think the price is too high for what you actually get....but I did not find other product options that came as close to meeting what I was looking for. So it performs the job I expected it too, costs more than I think it should have, isn't quite as heavy duty as I would have liked but if it holds up well it is the best option I found out in the market. AutoAnything ordering process and shipping/delivery was perfect.

When relocating one of the ATM's I own I've faced the dilemma of how to secure them upright in the bed of a pickup truck. After purchasing two 5" Core Trax Sytems my problem with solved quickly, easily and effectively. I mounted them 30" above the bed on the vertical portion of the cab that rises on both sides of the rear window. Two straps are used as follows: one is looped from a Trax mount, around the machine and back to the mount and tightened. Repeat on the other side and that ATM is only going where I want it to go!Thanks Auto Anything for offering such a fine item at a fair price. Your solutions are great!