Trail Rail System, Bed Rail System, Compatible with Jeep Gladiator 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025, Bed Tie Down Rails System | Replace# 82215956, Cargo Bed Rail System, Bed Track System

I was skeptical at first and took my time deciding, but I'm super pleased with the quality and the final outcome. These came well packaged with all the necessary hardware, and the bolts seem to be of great quality. Everything installed super easily. The only thing was that the rails came with what looked like scratches painted over with touch-up paint. I didn't care though; it still does the job, and everything else is good quality. Recommended for the Jeep Gladiator bed!

These were a bargain compared to the Mopar version and worked fantastic. Easy to install (after clearing the bed liner residue out of the threads in the bed of my 2025 gladiator). The fit was perfect and worked as expected with the tonneau cover I purchased.

This is a very well made product identical to factory rails. Came well packaged. Fit nicely on the Gladiator 2025. Happy with it.

Received and installed today. Quality seems decent and it fit my truck and installed with no problems. All hardware was there. I deducted one star because a tab on the rear mount was broken. At least the broken tab was taped to the rail so It was not lost. Overall, it will do the job and looks good. I think the rail system is a good deal for the price.

First of all, I want to thank all the people who left detailed reviews. It was a massive help. I have the spray on bed liner. As recommended by a reviewer, I bought a M6x1.0 drill tap to clean the holes up. The installation of very easy. I invested in a torque wrench recommended by another reviewer, so no broken bolts. I recommend this product. Easy install.

Quality system. Packaged well. Nothing missing. Did not appear to be any defects of finish with the bar/tracks. Thanks to others here for advice and the Jeep Gladiator Forum. Use the 6 x 1.00 tap to clear the threads of spray in bed liner. Used a drill on a torque 3 or 4 setting to gently clear the spray in liner from the threads. (forward/reversing for cleaning). These lined up nicely and helped to have the plastic rivets to place and hold while bolting in. The longest task was clearing the threads. Be gentle on screwing in the bolts on the "crush" nuts for the ends. I lightly oiled all threads to help them out. Also, worked perfectly with my Extang Trifecta tonneau cover. Happy to risk this purchase over OEM. - Well worth it.

Absolute train wreck. The package arrived fully open at one end, and partially open on the other. Poorly packaged by seller and was inevitably going to happen during transit given the weight. It had obviously been repackaged as best one could along the way. Best part is everything was mostly in the box with one important exception, the hardware. To be fair to the manufacturer it was a seemingly quality product and well built. Can't comment on the hardware quality as it was missing. Properly packed it and returned it. I ordered another from a different company for a lower price and it was packed well. It was the exact same rail system. The hardware was a plus and should make installation vastly more feasible.

Don't waste your money on a tap and die kit. Just use a 7/16th drill bit to hog out the undercoating in the bed. Also, on the end screws put the screw in the metal holder given before you put the holder in. Don't know why this works but it does. Once the holder is in, take the screw back out,put the rail in, then the screw. It works so much easier than trying to pound in the holder with a hammer. (Saw a video where a fellow did this.) Half hour at the most to put the rails in. somebody also mentioned, if you are going to put a cover on the bed, do that first, otherwise you 'll have to take the rails off. Love my rails, so much easier than using the bottom tie downs!!!!