🔧 Hi-Lift - TTBM-100 Toyota Tacoma 2005+ Jack Bed Mount Review

I heard the T-Nuts are the same size as the Gladiator so I took a chance as I don't have any "official" rails could find. ! They are very powerful and the handles are the same size to secure such a heavy jack!

When I bought them I knew they weren't made for Tundra. However, if the manufacturer had simply included 1 inch thick floor washers, they would have been perfect. I was able to fold several 1/4" gummed sticks to the appropriate thickness and now they work great on my wife's 17 Tundra!

This high-lift jack mount is worth the money. The design is great and if you have a ton lid the high lift jack still sits low enough for you to use. It's a little pricey, but once you get it and see the quality of the mount, you'll understand why. It works well with my 6 foot wide Tacoma cab.

This mount attaches in seconds and fits like a glove. The jack is very easy to assemble and disassemble and keeps it very secure. You'll need a cable and padlock to keep your jack from being stolen, and a front door handle to keep things from rattling around too much. For the keeper - get the Obelisks Keeper Jack's Pen. It's rubber and unlikely to break.

This is the mount they should have started with. The thing is solid! I used T-nuts instead of skid plates for me, if you remove the bolt in the rail the skid plates should fit. They even came with rubber mounts to dampen vibrations. What if they made a METAL locking knob instead of a plastic knob that breaks if you overtighten (meaning you can break it if you want to jack off)

Was skeptical about the price but was surprised by the build quality and finish. Fits the 3rd generation front if you have purchased an additional front rail which Toyota has omitted for simplicity. Allows you to close the lid of the tonneau and hide the entire assembly from view. Nothing can go wrong and you should definitely take a trip if you are driving.

Paired with some Monkey Fist so I can carry a shovel around and it looks stunning and is easy to get to. Wanted to report on the correct bolt diameter/thread pitch for these as it wasn't listed anywhere online but I've since forgotten. I am sorry! Overall it's a bit pricey but they all seem a bit pricey for what you get. With equal success, for this money you can buy the Hi-Lift brand! (I bought this for $75 so the price has gone up at the time of writing)

Excellent product. I bought this product based on reviews and it is a great addition to my 2019 Toyota Tacoma. I have an EMPTY fiberglass lid on my Tacoma and it erases the rim of the lid with no problems. I like the rubber feet that stick to the legs of the bindings that make contact with the fiber bed. The only thing I'd like to change is the fact that it's not anti-theft in its current configuration, but I'll leave the tailgate and top door locked. In the future I plan to make the…

Easy installation. I have a bedspread and the latch bracket fits even with the bedspread closed which is nice. I also installed quick knuckles on the jack mount. Quick Fist says to use #10 screws. I couldn't find anything else so I took the bracket and a quick fist to the hardware store to buy some screws. I bought a size #10-32 x 3/4 and it's perfect for a quick fist. I used the included plastic plate with a quick knuckle washer and that screw length was great. An inch is too long. Basically…