SUZCO 13 Points Truck Bed Stake Pockets Tie-Down Anchors Set Side Wall Cargo Anchor - 1,000 lbs Compatible with Ford F250, GMC Sierra/DENAL, Chevrolet Colorado, GMC Canyon

I installed a set of these on my 2019 Colorado. The first one took me a couple of minutes to figure out how to install it. Once I learned the trick the rest went in quickly. First, make sure that the bolt threads easily onto the backing plate. Have backing plate threaded onto the bolt a few thread but still able to spin freely. Insert into the hole in th truck bed and push firmly against bed with one hand. with two finger of the other hand rotate the bolt 90 degrees and then pull the anchor away from the bed. If the backing plate had rotated 90 degrees it will catch on the bed. Continue to turn the bolt while keeping tension on the anchor. When you can no longer turn the bolt with your fingers tighten it up with a box end wrench. I didn't install one in the center hole in the front of the bed as it protrudes past the bed rail. If you put some piece of cargo into the bed and slide it forward it will not rest on the bed rail if one of these anchors is in that center hole.

You can’t never have too many tie downs. Take your time installing the first couple of them; not a very steep learning curve. Definitely pull on the anchor as you hand snug the bolt and later use a ratchet wrench to tighten the bolt if you want to keep your sanity. I’ve only used them with light loads so far but they se em pretty sturdy. Would buy again.

These fit all the 13 factory tie down anchor holes in my 2021 Colorado 6' bed with LINEX spray in liner. They were pretty easy to install even for a 66 year old. After installing in hole turn bolt 1/4 turn. Tilt the hook out and you can look in the seam and see the retention plate is where it should be. I kept some slight downward tension on the hook and start tightening. It will draw the hook into the hole. I did not have a 12mm ratcheting box end wrench but a 1/2" ratcheting box in will do and makes the install much faster and less aggravating. As some others I do not care for the silver bolts so I painted them a couple times with a small kids paint brush and some satin black Rustoleum paint. Looks great and will keep the bolts from rusting. The bolts are strong but will rust. It is a low grade stainless steel. I also added a SMALL drop of anti sieze to the bolt for possible future removal. HaHa that will never happen. Overall a great product at a great price.

Like I said in the headline. Look great except for the chromed out bolt/nut whatever you call it. Would have looked better all blacked out. But for the money very worth it. I'll black them out once installed. Added a couple already and they look good. The tool that comes with it is not very useful. I used my own wrench. Still a good buy! Besides my complaints.

Good product...highly recommend

Sturdy

Use your 12mm open end wrench to tighten the hex bolt. The tool that ships with the product works, but not ideally. The flange head hex bolts are magnetic, so they're either a low grade stainless steel like 409, or not stainless at all. They appear to have a chrome coating on them. The bolt head is stamped; grade 8.8, and the metric treaded section is M8-1.25 x 20mm length. The outer tie down surface should not mar any precious cargo. They are made in China and will fit 2007-2022 mid size and full size GM pickup trucks.

The media could not be loaded. Purchased and installed the 13 pack into a 2015 Chevy SIlverado with Rhino Lining sprayed. This was great as the stock hole covers wouldn't stay in and these fit perfectly finishing it off as well as useful.I made sure that the bolt turned freely before attempting to install, as one I had was a little rough. To take these out you need to be delicate or you will loose the back plate.Seated the tie down gave it a little turn and pulled the bolt while tightening and then snugged up with wrench.Video is just a quick walk through of installing one of them.Simple install.