i have a bed liner, will this affect this? I read that it needs to attach to a specific area that cannot be covered. I have a 2013 silverado
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I like the installation features, if i want to use an open bed, the panels folds back securely. I like it
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Hello Angelica. It will attached to the side of the box. No problems with the bed liner. Regards.
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Hi angelica, as one person mentioned, it attaches to the inside/underneath lip of the sidewall. The attachment is kind of like a flat, upside down hook. You only need for there to be something for it to attach to. So, if your bedliner covers up the folded part of the lip, leaving nothing for the hook to attach to, then you're either out of luck or you'll need to cut a hole to access the lip.The hook is around 1-1/2 to 2" wide & is designed to fit around the inside lip with about 1/2" wiggle room (probably wide enough to fit w/ a spray on liner).
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Do you have a spray in liner? If so, shouldn't be problem. However, if you have a plastic insert liner you may have an issue because it latches onto the underside of the sidewall. Product works great. I'm selling mine if you want a slightly used one.
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Probably yes unless the spray is way too thick. First you stick down velcro strips with adhesive on the back to the back (or down) side of the liner. Then pull off the backer strip and attach the velcro strip (that you just attached to the bottom of the bed rug) to your truck bed. The adhesive strip should stick to your sprayed on bed liner.The sides of the liner zipper connect to the bottom so it installs all in one piece.
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I put it on a newer Ford with the bed rail plastic coversThe clamps on the front and the latching in the rear go under the bed railsIf you have a liner that doesn't wrap the rails it would be ok. If you have a liner that goes up over the rails it will depend on the form of it. You could cut out the liner in those 4 pics. Pro get a secure clamp and latch.
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That is the same truck that I have mine mounted in. I do not have a bed liner but do not see why it would make any difference.
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It has to attach to the bed rails at the far front and far rear of the truck bed. Check thule.com maybe they have another option
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I do not have a bed liner but I do not believe it would effect the seal on the cover, they give you extra stick on seal if you needed it (I did not however) and Amazon has a great return policy if it did not work for some reason.
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It's only 2 small holes that have to be drilled if I remember correctly. Might just mar the linung in that one spot but nothing major. My truck has the bed liner also just not the coating.
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The problem on some trucks is the post interfere with the rear well indents in the bed. I cut thruholes on my Tacoma so it could be installed over those and at extreme corners of bed.. Works great
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My install did not have a bedliner over the top edge of the bed. It worked great with my inside the bed liner.
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I believe it will work with a bed liner, provided the inner bed rails are clear for clamps to be installed. Holes will need to be drilled for draining of water. Instead of drilling into the bed. I drilled into the plastic inserts in the inside of the bed.
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I also have a bed liner on my truck, the spray-in type. I ran a secondary wire from one of the screws to the frame of the truck, it works well. That or peel off the bed liner in the area of the antenna mount. I like this mount and would recommend it.
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Probably not if the one piece bedliner extends over the top. The mounting rails that mount to the truck bed would not have enough room. You have to have access to bolt the rails in the backside of the bed. A one piece bed liner covers this.
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I also have a liner and it did not affect it. itYes it covers the holes. It has been great in the extreme weather temps. Rain and snow haven't affected it, although this will only be the second winter it will be going through.
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I don't believe having a bed liner will be any issue. Do you still have a way to tie down the tires - they tend to bounce if not. I tied down each tire at the eye ring built into my truck bed. The clamp can open quite wide on rail. Hope this helps.
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I don't think it would work.The rails on the cover attach to the underside of the bed rail & flush with the top of it.the cover fits right to them with no play.My truck has a rhino liner along the rails & bed,but that only like 1/8" think
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The cover rests on about two inches or so on the lip around the bed of the pickup. There are also four clamps which attach under the lip, two on each side. If the rails are in this area then the cover will not work for you. Also the bedliner (assuming it is an insert) may prevent you from attaching the clamps unless there are holes already in the liner or made by you which would allow the clamps to attach. The biggest problem may be the rails. The width of my frame is just a hair over 58 1/2" inches and completely covers the stake holes on the lip of the bed. The leather look fabric just hangs over this to cover the frame. Hope this helps. The cover rests on about two inches or so on the lip around the bed of the pickup. There are also four clamps which attach under the lip, two on each side. If the rails are in this area then the cover will not work for you. Also the bedliner (assuming it is an insert) may prevent you from attaching the clamps unless there are holes already in the liner or made by you which would allow the clamps to attach. The biggest problem may be the rails. The width of my frame is just a hair over 58 1/2" inches and completely covers the stake holes on the lip of the bed. The leather look fabric... » Read More The cover rests on about two inches or so on the lip around the bed of the pickup. There are also four clamps which attach under the lip, two on each side. If the rails are in this area then the cover will not work for you. Also the bedliner (assuming it is an insert) may prevent you from attaching the clamps unless there are holes already in the liner or made by you which would allow the clamps to attach. The biggest problem may be the rails. The width of my frame is just a hair over 58 1/2" inches and completely covers the stake holes on the lip of the bed. The leather look fabric just hangs over this to cover the frame. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I'm not sure. I have a spray-on bed liner in my Silverado so I have no problem. You need to be able to clamp the arm of the bike rack onto the top lip of your bed, so a solid surface is needed.