PFCC Mini Tie-Down with Hooks PT278-35075 Compatible with Tacoma & Tundra

I'm not 100% sure these aren't from the same production line as Toyota's, for 1/8 the price. Mostly bought to hang grocery bags in the bed so I didn't need to keep the huge cleats around.If they weren't really the same manufacturer, I'd say if you were going knock them off, it'd be nice to improve them so they can be removed from the middle of the rail & didn't have to be slid out from the end. But given I suspect they're not, and they're ridiculously cheap comparatively, oh well.

These are nice. Great for hanging a plastic grocery bag in the bed of your truck. Tie down loop seem strong enough for tying down, however I wouldn’t use a ratcheting strap on them. Much smaller than the huge ones that came with my Tacoma.

There is a learning curve to getting these to slide down the rails and make it past the rail mounting screws but once on, they hold up really well. They easily tighten down and loosen up to make adjustments to suit your needs and the dual mount options for cargo nets is great. You can either run the net edges over the hooks or use a carabiner to hook through the eye above the hook. For ratchet straps, the eyes are perfect spots for the straps' hooks and works for lashing straps and rope.All in all, once you get them through the rails, they are a great addition to the stock rail cleat system. I wouldn't go far as to say these would replace the cleats, but they are a great complement to them.

These things are a nice addition to the cleats already on my bed rails. These are great to keep at the tailgate end and are useful in preventing small things from sliding around the bed. You can attach any kind of bag to the clip which comes in handy after grocery shopping. I also use these to attach the bungee cord on my tool bucket to. It prevents the bucket from sliding or tipping which is great. If you have a tonneau cover, you may have to remove the brackets to get these on like I had to, but it still only took about fifteen minutes for installation.

I’m always struggling to find a place to put bags in my truck, especially when the kids are in the back. They are sick of having groceries in-between them and at their feet. This was my solution. Here are my thoughts:Pros:- easy to install- perfect hanging point for bagsCons:- I worry about the 100lb weight limit. I could see someone attaching a rachet strap to one of these and breaking it easily.- easy to install, but with a bed cover, it’s not so easy. Lots of bed covers use the same rail so sliding these on is a lot more involved.Overall these serve my purpose of hanging plastic bags so they don’t slide around the bed of my Tacoma. I’m happy with them!

I'd been planning to get these from Toyota but $35 for 2 seemed high for the OEM ones. These are a great value are well made and sturdy. It only takes a minute to put them on and I've already tested them out holding grocery bags and bungees. You can also use a small velcro/Wrap-It (r) strap through the hold things like ropes or cables.I also found that you can mount them in the middle of the rail if you have other attachments on the rail already (like I do). Just unscrew them all the way, slip the metal plate into the rail at an angle where you want it, and then screw in the hook. Fast and easy.

These are solidly built mini tie downs that were simple to install and work just like the factory product. I appreciate that they include both the bottom hook and the top loop which provides more flexibility when trying to secure loads in the bed.I would definitely get these again.

I love these mini tie-downs. I have the Toyota Tacoma factory ones, which are great for strapping down larger items, but nothing to keep my grocery bags from flopping around in the bed. These are the perfect solution for that. Easy to install, easy to use, and a great price. If your Tacoma or Tundra is your grocery-getter, get these now!