Can these be made secure from theft of contents in bed of truck?
1571346
You could add some pins to the bar that attaches over the tailgate with a release system that hides behind the tailgate. Its really only beneficial if you have a locking tailgate. If they want in that truck bed... doesn't matter if you have a soft or a hard top... they are going to get in.
1571347
Sorry, but this topper is made of fabric/heavy plastic windows, so I don't see how it can be made theft free. Our son has a fiberglass topper, but even that topper, if someone wants in it can do so. But we love this topper. It is not as heavy as our son's fiberglass top, so you'll save on gas consumption. It keeps all our belongings when traveling free from the bad weather. Hope this helps.
1571348
No. Three sides are secured with zippers. And if they really want in, they can just cut through the canvas.
476246
They are but it would take a blow torch & a lot of time to get them off not to mention the active locking bolts that go into the safe body. Even if someone managed to get the hinges off they would not be able to get into the safe.
1016073
Do you mean for security or just so they don't move? I have not needed to secure them. They just stay on the shelf... Maybe some earthquake putty if you find it is slippery. If it is to prevent theft - I don't know.
391755
Hi there - probably not a locker, but probably a u-haul. We are using them on a cable for a motorcycle trailer.
1626402
like all things, it can be stolen. there are straps holding it that can be cut, and nuts and bolts that can be loosened.
1964742
J hook style bolts on the inside of the box to your truck bed rails then lock the tool box and people can't steal it.
993602
I purchased a cable lock at the safe store where I purchased the dorm safe. It has the ability to be secured to a pipe, furniture, etc. Place the safe out of sight i.e. Under the bed and attach it to the bed frame. When things go missing in a dorm room it is because the stolen item was left unattended in full view. We have had this safe for a year and it has been a smart investment for our college student.As a parent we need to set our students up for a successful year and teach them to secure their valuables.
325365
We keep our's under a tonneau cover when not in use. If remember correctly they make a pin that you can use a lock with instead of a cotter pin.
717176
Yes. When you flip it in the cargo bed be sure to lock your tailgate. That's what secures it so it can't be stolen.
441239
I do believe that they come with a guard, I have mine installed in my silverado so there was no need to use the guards because the truck has snap in guards
518166
I would put it in an milk crate and secure the crate to the truck. Also put something In the crate to restrict it from rattling around
1473554
I keep them on my car all the time. You have to have a special wrench, so I guess I don't worry. Actually, I never thought about someone stealing them. Love them and they worked great for a top car carrier.
1722890
Highly unlikely, otherwise thieves would do the same thing.Also, it is not recommended to use more than one of these per wheel (use the lug nut complete system instead).
1112397
I don't think so. These are made to be secured to a structure with screws. You might try purchasing a magnetic box that holds keys and hide it some place on or under your car where it is hard to find but you know where it is. That seems to work well for a lot of people.
2223774
This would probably not work for locking the trailer to your truck. But you can put a pad lock on the trailer and lock it to your truck.
1883478
Yes they are secure. I love these and have got a lot of nice comments about them.
1747735
I dont see anyway that it could be secured with a padlock. Great TV bracket and easy to install. Don't rely on the level that comes with it though.