Question 1

Will a replacement bed fit my truck?

Accepted Answer

Most replacement beds are designed for specific truck makes, models, model years, cab configurations (regular, extended, crew), bed lengths (6.5 ft or 8 ft), and wheel configurations (single or dual). Have all of this on hand when you contact us; we verify fitment before quoting.

Question 2

How is a replacement bed installed?

Accepted Answer

Installation requires removing the OEM bed (typically 4 to 8 bolts and a bed-side wiring harness), then bolting on the replacement bed and reconnecting the wiring. Most installations take 2 to 4 hours with two people and basic shop tools. Some buyers DIY; others hire a local truck or welding shop.

Question 3

How much does a replacement bed weigh?

Accepted Answer

Steel skirted beds weigh 600 to 1,000 pounds. Aluminum beds weigh 400 to 700 pounds. Flatbeds (no skirts) weigh less than skirted equivalents. For comparison, a typical OEM steel bed weighs 350 to 500 pounds.

Question 4

Does the replacement bed include a hitch?

Accepted Answer

Most include either a bumper-pull hitch port or a gooseneck hitch port (or both). Gooseneck balls, ball-mount hardware, and wiring harnesses are usually NOT included; budget $150 to $400 for hitch hardware separately.

Question 5

Can I move the original tail lights and license plate?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Most replacement beds include LED tail light cutouts and a license plate mount that is positioned to match the truck wiring. Some buyers reuse the OEM tail lights; others replace with LED upgrades during installation.

Question 6

Do you ship replacement truck beds nationwide?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Free delivery to all 50 US states Replacement bed delivery requires a forklift or crane to unload at delivery; have unloading equipment ready at the delivery address. Most beds ship within 5 to 14 business days from order confirmation.

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