Bull RingInner Bed Retractable Truck Bed Tie Down Anchors, Built for 2007+ Chevy Silverado & GMC Sierra, 2015+ Chevy Colorado & GMC Canyon, Fits in Truck Bed Stake Pockets, Easy Installation, 9 Pack

I installed them incorrectly at first, but they let me know! Upon reinstallation, and numerous uses on cross-country trips, these are very sturdy and easily recess into the truck body when not in use. They look cool. Oddly enough, people frequently notice that they are installed on the truck bed in the first place.

Online installation video was a big help andbecause of that I was able to mount them onmy Chevy Colorado Pickup nice and tight myself.

These are such a life saver for your truck but and they let me tie down a lot of things and these are working perfect for my truck

Installed these on my Truck, and so far no problems. Thoughts -One of the hooks is Noticeably stiffer than the others getting it in and out. Not a problem, just an observation.1 of the 4 Pieces was still "Loose" in the hole after tightening the screw all the way. No matter how far i attempted to turn the locking screw down, the anchor was easily shifted around in the hole using no more than my fingers. As it turns out, this was due to the "Gap" between the front plate, and metal backer being a little too wide. There was too much material on the plastic front plate, preventing the metal backer from coming up tight with the sheet metal. A loose tie down in is a problem waiting to happen, so i ended up needing to do a little extra work. I was able to add a shim under the front plate To essentially solve the issue, but i shouldn't have had to do that, so i did dock a star.Aside from that, my main concern for these is more of a concern about the sheet metal on the truck. When Properly installed, (Make sure you angle the hooks UP so that you aren't attempting to "Bend" them up when you tie stuff down) The weakest point is more than likely the truck bed sheet metal itself. These should be relatively sturdy, all things considered.

I've owned a '17 Colorado for 2.5 years now and about 50% of the time I load something, I'm wanting more tie-down location options than the 4 factory loops (ever forget to attach your straps to at least one BEFORE you loaded the bed full and then try to reach down to them?), but didn't want to have to mount fixed rings that protruded into the bed. I can't believe I didn't think to look for retractable anchors earlier, these would have saved me a lot of hassle.The anchors were easy to install and seem well built. They fit fine in my bed with a factory drop-in liner. The only issue I noticed is that the liner at the head of the bed has a small bump around the three cut outs which requires hooks to be placed from underneath on those rings, but that has nothing to do with the design of these anchors. If your straps have thinner hooks, you may be able to use them on top.You'll probably find these will become indispensable. I used them the night after I installed them, after loading up the bed with some plywood sheets, some 8 & 10 ft sticks pipe lengths, without having to run the straps BEFORE loading up.

The media could not be loaded. Easy Installation with a Few Simple ToolsI recently installed these truck bed anchors and was impressed by how easy it was. I used a drill to make the necessary holes and a sharp knife to cut the plastic/liner out of the anchor ovals. Once the holes were drilled and the ovals were cut, I was able to install all 9 anchors quickly without any hassle. The anchors fit securely and are sturdy. Highly recommend these if you're looking for a straightforward installation and reliable anchors for your truck bed!

Great product! Easy install… fantastic customer service!

Wow. Why didn't I do this before? About half way through moving from one house to another, I thought it would really help to have more tie downs. I found these on Amazon and I'm so glad I purchased them. They arrived quickly, installed smoothly and work great. I am a 61 year old woman and it took about 20 minutes to install all 9. I installed them on my GMC Canyon.My bedliner did not allow them to face up, so I put them in facing down. It doesn't seem like this is going to be an issue. I read somewhere that they could go either way.To get the old plugs out I quickly drilled through the center of the plastic and popped them out with a screwdriver. This saved my paint because they did not want to come out easily by prying with a screwdriver. Once the hole was empty, I just ran the screw out almost to the end of the Bull Ring and popped them in without removing the screw. I found that if I tested the retractability feature and if they didn't stay up then I didn't have the metal plate all the way inside the hole, so I had to re-insert a couple of them. Even with that, it didn't take any time at all to get them securely installed. Now they retract upwards and stay that way until I need them. I may just leave them down, though because they barely stick out from the liner. Even so, they are easily accessible. I moved my first furniture with them yesterday and they worked GREAT!Update: lost a clip today while moving a hog trap. Not happy. Thankfully had it tied in multiple places. Noticed my strap flapping ad I traveled down the highway. Will retighten all.