Which Stylside should be used? 67" or 78.8" or 97.4" for 2012 f150?
90424
I do not remember answering that question when I ordered mine. I have the 67" bed on my 09 FX4. The flares look amazing and help keep my truck much cleaner with my 35 x 12.5 x 18 tires.
90425
After my install I can't see why it would matter but just in case they are referring to your bed length. Run out and measure to see which you have.
1697603
I have a 2013 F150 SuperCab (6.5-foot bed and it fits just fine. My bed might be longer than yours but I assume they have the same width.
2074859
Measure the area available to mount the bar. If you can fit the 60" one without bending it that is the way I would go. I mounted a 60" on my suv & it did not fit well. On my wife's suv I used the 48" and it fits perfect. The bigger offers better protection and visibility by others but fit is most important.
696072
As long as you have the room, just measure the width and make sure the tailgate won't pinch it when you open it. It should be good though, you may want the 60 inch one
1747066
It depends on the truck he has which one will fit. Some trucks are narrower and a 60" bar will not fit. That is the only difference
1014960
the thing that matters is the length of the pickup box........ the 42-105 I believe is the one than fits, the 5'5" bed.......... to my knowledge, regardless, the HD--- if there is such a thing might be the Z-71 package with has nothing to do with dimensions, it is just referring to the heavier suspension of their 4wheel drive vehicle--- besides an eight foot bed there is also a six foot bed--- but the 42-105- is the one for the shortest bed which is the standard length for the crew cab model...........
1876162
I would contant Extang because even if the dimensions match up, I would check on the 'contour' of the fit. The company will verify the cover model #. I have an F-150 so don't want to lead you astray.
197283
Yes,,,, as a matter of fact it seems as if that little space u have between ur bumper and tail gate was made just for that.......in other words fits perfectly. ......be sure to get the 60"
2135948
Check your tailgate width. Colorado is a midsize truck, F-150 is a full sized truck. Think it would be short, and also do not know about the thickness of your tailgate.
481396
It depends on the length of your bed. 5' 7" is 444256' 4" is 44430 8' is 44435This is directly from Extang's website. I have a 2012 2500 Cummins Crew Cab with a 6' 4" bed and 44430 is correct. Good Luck!
763814
Yeah you're right... that style of f150 did run from '97 to '03.... that set of headlights and housing will fit your truck
1123290
If you have a 4-dr (Crew cab) I think you want the 87" model. The 80" model works well with the extended cab. I have the 80" version on my extended cab and am very happy with them.
556790
The DeeZee DZ 6160N that we purchased is on a Ford Ranger. There is about a 1-2 inch gap between the box and the side rails on both sides => should fit any small pickup.The box itself is a bit small, but the other box we have is on a full size F150. A good enough truck box otherwise.
251070
I had purchased them for a 2001 F150 and it wasn't perfect fit but close enough. I liked them and sold them with the truck as it looked good
935231
I didn't know there was a different size.. the one on my truck works fine and looks good. for the price these are nice. takes a little muscle to install..hope this helps?
874833
Can't tell for sure, but the listings are wrong to a point. The 11600 fits F150's with the black and chrome casing on the mirror and the 11700 fits the same yrs. with the all black casing mostly found on the XL models. The listings were incomplete at my time of purchase.
1775663
My '07 FX2 extended cab (super cab) has a 6 1/2' bed and this cover works. I'm nit-picking but since the cover is perfectly rectangular one thing it will make noticeable is tapering of the bedrails on the '07 F150. The cover meets the beds back corners at the tailgate but the beds outside walls are wider at the front, just behind the cab. The cover clamps down and seals like it should, so it's not a functional problem, just aesthetic. A cover would have to be wider at the front than at the rear to cover the bedrails perfectly. Nit-picking done. For the price it's fine, and they're available online for less if you search. My '07 FX2 extended cab (super cab) has a 6 1/2' bed and this cover works. I'm nit-picking but since the cover is perfectly rectangular one thing it will make noticeable is tapering of the bedrails on the '07 F150. The cover meets the beds back corners at the tailgate but the beds outside walls are wider at the front, just behind the cab. The cover clamps down and seals like it should, so it's not a functional problem, just aesthetic. A cover would have to be wider at the front than at the rear to cover the bedrails perfectly. Nit-picking done. For the price it's fine, and they're available... » Read More My '07 FX2 extended cab (super cab) has a 6 1/2' bed and this cover works. I'm nit-picking but since the cover is perfectly rectangular one thing it will make noticeable is tapering of the bedrails on the '07 F150. The cover meets the beds back corners at the tailgate but the beds outside walls are wider at the front, just behind the cab. The cover clamps down and seals like it should, so it's not a functional problem, just aesthetic. A cover would have to be wider at the front than at the rear to cover the bedrails perfectly. Nit-picking done. For the price it's fine, and they're available online for less if you search. « Show Less