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To further enhance the functionality and versatility of the Tacoma truck bed, owners can choose to add a pair of tie-down bed cleats to their vehicle, accommodating a maximum load of 220 pounds (110 pounds apiece). Each tie-down bed cleat slides along the Tacoma bed rail system using a spring-loaded, twist/locking clamp to hold it securely in place.
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