Roof Racks and Accessories
TopFire Cargo Bed Rail Set Jeep Gladiator JT
A bed rail set for the Jeep Gladiator JT cargo box. The photo shows three rails — one at the front wall and two along the sides — with sliding cleats you can lock anywhere in the channel. A way of tying cargo down without drilling into the bed.
TopFire Cargo Bed Rail Set — Jeep Gladiator JT
A pickup bed with no anchor points is a nuisance: you hook the straps onto whatever you can find and the load still moves. This rail set gives you adjustable anchor points along the full length of the bed sides and at the front wall.
The supplier states only the application — Jeep Gladiator JT — and the year 2020. The rest of the source text is warranty exclusions.
Fits Jeep Gladiator JT per supplier | Contents per photo three rails with sliding cleats | Brand TopFire |
Key features
- In the photo: three rails — one shorter for the bed's front wall and two longer for the sides
- In the photo: cleats that slide in the rail channel and clamp down with a knob wherever you want them
- In the photo: an open channel with fasteners pre-fitted inside the profile
- In the photo: end caps on both ends of each rail and flat mounting tabs at the tips
- Black, textured finish
Fitting and notes
The rails mount along the edges of the cargo bed. The supplier gives no rail lengths, no material, no permissible load per cleat and no word on whether fitting requires drilling — establish all of that before buying.
The supplier states no warranty period, but does list exclusions: the warranty does not cover mechanical or chemical damage to the coating, damage caused by the user, or natural wear of the coating including weather effects such as UV radiation or hail. The quoted 15 kg is the distributor's shipping weight.
Frequently asked questions
How many cleats are included?
The supplier gives no count. The photo shows two cleats on each side rail — confirm the contents before ordering.
Does fitting require drilling?
The supplier does not describe it. The photo shows flat tabs at the rail ends, but without instructions there is no telling whether they use existing holes in the bed.
What load will one cleat take?
The supplier quotes no load rating at all. For heavy cargo, ask the distributor for load figures.
