Bully TR-03WK Heavy Duty Cargo Tailgate Net for Full Size Pickup Truck Cab Truck Bed - Black Pack of 1: Optimize Your Truck's Cargo Space with this Durable Tailgate Net! Review

I was under the impression that these are the best hatchback nets. But I was clearly wrong. I run a pool maintenance company. About 45 days after installation, I bought one of these for my employees' trucks. The net breaks in half and we lost half our cargo on the road. I have contacted the bully directly and hopefully get some kind of replacement. I will update my review in about a week depending on the company's response.

I have a 2004 Sierra 2500HD. I bought it to replace a version of Pronet that I accidentally ran over and ripped off. It needs to be about 2 inches narrower so it doesn't sag and tamper with the straps, and that's when it doesn't stretch. The material feels cheap and doesn't seem to stand up to the sun's rays for long. Drilled through one side of my mounting bed, 2 bolts snapped off and the 3rd was snapped off, the bolts that came with are junk, toss them and get some good ones at the hardware…

Looks decent enough for $20. I use this as a bed divider for light bags, groceries and the like. I have a 2015 F150, a 6 foot bed with plastic lining. I didn't want to drill the bed, as the screws for metal and the instructions suggest. Because it's bolted into a plastic platform, it doesn't feel solid when you put real pressure on it, like sandbags or other real equipment sliding around. It's a plastic molded into the material that 511 tactical belts are made from, so it's tough. It does its…

I bought this for my dad's '97 GMC Sonoma. Fits perfectly. The main net has 6 loops. You need to drill 3 small holes on each side of the truck. Mesh straps are threaded through and fastened. Then you tighten them. Everything is very quick and easy. The outer edges of the mesh resemble lightweight military grade nylon webbing. However, the center of the grid is a plastic cloth. For the price, an economical way to add a divider or back door if you don't have one. However, this is more for beauty…

It is not easy to install. There are many dimensions. A simple template would make things easier. If you don't bother to line everything up, it might be easier. Also in this case, the installation is dragged by low-quality screws that break or break. 😐 You will also need a larger drill bit than recommended. The mounts are flimsy and cheap, and feel like they could be bent slightly. The mesh is thin and cheap. It's purely for looks. The grille has been proven to give you no more MPG than a…

This grille looks so cool on my 2008 Ford F250 SuperDuty. But I have some concerns. First, it's difficult to get used to, but it's my own fault for not taking this into account. It's not a tailgate to fall, but it does hold things in place. He kept my spare tire in my bed at highway speed, and it's a damn heavy tire. Second, the hardware is junk. The first screw I used couldn't handle the torque and broke halfway to the side of the bed. It then took me an hour to pull it out again and another 5

Bought to ride my 15 GMC 2500 Duramax after the back door was smashed in. Wanted to save a few bucks, try and don't do a ProNet as I've never done a tailgate mesh look and wasn't sure how I'd like it. To be honest I wouldn't waste your time on this. Product. The network design itself was decent, but the hardware, as many others have pointed out, is complete rubbish! I'm a dealer and the crappy metal screws they give you in this kit are awful. Literally DO NOT waste your time with stock…