Bed Cargo Manager / Divider

By Mutau95
February 9, 2014 in Modifications & Accessories

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msikor01

Posted November 18, 2014

I got a divider from loading zone. I like it a lot. It fits under my bed cover, it's very simple to move around or remove. You can position it over the wheel wells also. http://www.loadingzone.com Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

I have this divider from my 2010 Sierra. I installed a BAKflip VP tonneau, which I really like, but the Loading Zone will not work with that cover. The Loading Zone is intended to compress between the bed rails. Those are now covered by my tonneau rails. I can lower it below the rails, but then it does not extend wide enough to compress between the bed walls under the rail. Too bad cause I like this divider!

I like the double LEDs, did you install the forward LEDs yourself?

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