🔩 Toyota Bed Deck Rail T Slot Nuts: 10 PCS Stainless Steel Nuts for Tacoma & Tundra Cleats, Tie Downs, and Accessories Review

They seem really good as soon as they arrive. I've noticed some mechanical chipping during the threading process as well as surface pitting on some of them which can contribute to premature corrosion. With the exception of steel shavings, the thread cuts very well, without defects.

They're a great fit for the 2021 Tacoma Pickup Body Rail System. I use them to attach the closet system to the bed. Hard wearing, beautifully crafted from a solid steel shaft. They can slide freely in the rail until a bolt with a large washer pulls them out towards the rail.

They fit my 2017 Toyota Tundra bead track system perfectly. I attached the Seven Sparta tie rods using 3/8-16 1" stainless steel bolts with stainless steel washers between the bolt head and the tie rod. Trust me, you need stainless steel like black rust. Also, they're threaded through, whichever you want.

I've had similar anchors that weren't stainless steel and some of them rusted while this one didn't. Slots in the rails of my bed, they're fastened well enough for the load. Not sure if my fit is due to my splints or wrong choice of anchors, but I doubt it's a manufacturing issue - they're all the same and clean.

These are a perfect match for the 2017 Toyota Tundra deck rail system. I attached the Seven Sparta tie rods using 3/8-16 1" stainless steel bolts with stainless steel washers between the bolt head and the tie rod. Trust me, you need stainless steel like black rust. Also, they're threaded through, whichever you want.

Used these little guys to attach D-strings to my truck. They fit well and attach well to the rail system and give me a lot more options to tie a lot of things. This is a much better alternative to Toyota's big plastic bolts, which (in my opinion) don't work well enough in a variety of situations.

I've used similar anchors that weren't stainless steel and some of them were prone to rusting - they didn't. While they don't all fit neatly into the grooves on my bed rails, they hold up well enough. Not sure if my fit is due to my splints or wrong choice of anchors, but I doubt it's a manufacturing issue - they're all the same and clean.