BedTred Impact Mat (Use w/Spray-In & Non-Lined Bed) 5ft 6in Bed — 2007+ Toyota Tundra
BedTred Impact Mat (Use w/Spray-In & Non-Lined Bed) 6ft 6in Bed — 2007+ Toyota Tundra
BedTred Impact Mat (Use w/Spray-In & Non-Lined Bed) 6ft Bed — 2005+ Toyota Tacoma
BedTred Impact Mat (Use w/Spray-In & Non-Lined Bed) 5ft Bed — 2005+ Toyota Tacoma
Ford F-150 (Excl. 04 Heritage) / 07-21 Bedxtender HD Max - Black — 04-22 Toyota Tundra
Ford F-150 (Excl. 04 Heritage) / 07-21 Bedxtender HD Max - Silver — 04-22 Toyota Tundra
Truck Bed Accessories for Toyota Tacoma & Tundra
Maximize your truck bed's utility with bed racks, tonneau covers, bed liners, cargo management systems, and more for Toyota Tacoma and Tundra. We carry products from KB Voodoo, CBI Offroad, Cali Raised LED, and other brands trusted by the Toyota off-road community.
Your truck bed is valuable real estate — the right accessories help you organize gear, protect cargo, and add upper-level storage for overlanding equipment. Many Tacoma and Tundra owners combine a bed rack with a tonneau cover for the ultimate gear-hauling setup.
Bed Accessory Categories
- Bed racks: Over-bed cargo systems for rooftop tents, storage boxes, and gear
- Tonneau covers: Protect bed cargo from weather and theft — hard, soft, and folding options
- Bed liners: Spray-in and drop-in options to protect your bed from scratches and dents
- Cargo systems: Dividers, tie-downs, and organization solutions
Pair with: Roof Racks · Bed-Mounted Lighting
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use a tonneau cover with a bed rack?
Yes, many bed racks are designed to work alongside tonneau covers. The most popular combination is a KB Voodoo or CBI bed rack mounted over a Bakflip MX4 folding tonneau cover. This gives you weather-protected lower storage and an upper rack for larger gear.
What's the weight capacity of a truck bed rack?
Most quality bed racks support 250-500 lbs of dynamic load. This is typically enough for a rooftop tent, storage bins, and accessories. Always check the specific rack's rated capacity and ensure it matches your planned use.
What's the best bed size for overlanding — short or long bed?
Both work well, but the short bed (5-foot on Tacoma, 5.5-foot on Tundra) is more popular for overlanding due to better maneuverability on trails. A bed rack with a rooftop tent compensates for the reduced cargo space. Long beds offer more gear storage but reduce your breakover angle on steep terrain.