Do I have to drill holes in my truck?
1273940
if the truck has never had a rack on it there are bolts provided to go through the top part of the body.
1273941
No. it uses J bolts . No drilling required. Had mine over a year . No problems. The only issue is the instructions are hard to read otherwise this is a product that does the Job. I carry ladders ( window washer) and would buy again.
1273942
two mounting options are provided: bolts to go through holes you drill in the bed rail, and hooked bolts to latch under the raid. I use the hooked bolts even over my bed liner and have had no problems at all.
2177792
I have 2014 dodge ram 1500 outdoorsman there is no drilling required the support is only from the bottom ,to stiff it up they need to make a stiffener of sorts but I would not drill threw the bumper
1232663
No, I cut the holes once it arrived. I used a drill and they came out great.
2097894
Yes, the tonneau cover is held onto the trucks bed by four clamps. There is no need for cutting holes.
741010
Hi S.O. - No, you don't need to drill holes. There's two brackets at the top that fit over the door. And the shelving units are in 2 separate pieces that you loop to connect. If you swing the door super fast it can cause the bottom shelf to bang against the door which I wouldn't encourage. Overall it's a great product!
1336662
It was easy to install using the instructions that came with it. Mine fits just like it shows in the picture. I was able to use the existing holes already in the truck. Hope this helps.
1079067
No holes need to be drilled. Must have a metal bed frame for helper to attach. You may need to loosen plates to fit on the bed frame, then tighten. Good luck!
1474455
No,you will need to drill into plastic. It is really not a big deal though and they do help keep the vehicle clean and somewhat help balance the look the back end in my opinion.
2237427
There are no holes to drill. The flares use the holes that are already going through your fender and hold the plastic shroud in place. You will be adding some clips that become a nut for the screws. Everything lined up great on my 2005 Dodge Ram. The screws that you see exposed on the flare are for looks only. They are stainless and hold nothing. They are only cosmetic.
1814231
No drilling, there are clips that 'hook' under the hood. First time it took 30 minutes, now 10 to 15 max.
284497
Yes they do. No drilling required. Pull tape tabs and install like OEM ones.
679133
No drilling required but you may need to do some underpanel trimming. Here is the link to the instruction sheet:https://www.curtmfg.com/masterlibrary/13105/installsheet/CM_13105_INS.PDFHope this helps!
1746921
Yes, there is drilling involved. You can download the install manual PDF from the manufacturer and study all the details involved.
2528
The frame and chassis subframe have holes from the factory already. No drilling req. it took me about 15 minutes per side to install with a socket and box wrench
2526
No drilling at all! Installation is a breeze. It fits in tapped holes on the truck and use supplied clips for the couple that don't. I was very pleased with how easy it was to install.
1968557
You drill two holes in your vehicle, approx 1/4" in diameter. There are two bolts on the mount that go into the holes and are secured with nuts that are provided.
2054139
Hi, I'm sorry to say I didn't have any extra holes in the set I pickup from amazon. Everything fix just like the old ones did, plus you get the better performance. (this was on my 97 GMC with a 5.7L)