Bull Ring Hidden Pocket Router Bit for Truck Bed Tie Down Anchors Rail Cap Trim, Easy to Use Cutting Tool for Tie Downs, Truck Bed Accessories, Opens Stake Pocket for Installation, 1 Router Bit

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Drive confidently with BullRing Retractable Tie-Down Anchors and Heavy Duty Ratchets. We have dedicated over 30 years to perfecting our tie-downs. The result is our one-of-a-kind line of truck anchors. Designed for top quality and performance, Bullring meets the needs of our most demanding users. We include a lifetime no questions asked protection policy. With over 1 million BullRing truck tie-down hooks sold, our customers are easy to find!

Where is Bull Ring USA located?

We’re located in Temecula, California USA.

What happens if my product breaks or gets damaged?

We offer lifetime protection on your BullRing product for as long as you own your vehicle. Just reach out if one of your Tie-Downs ever break and we will send out a FREE replacement.

FORD Tie-Down Anchors

CHEVY / GMC Tie Down Anchors

RAM Tie-Down Anchors

TOYOTA Tie-Down Anchors

BENEFITS: Innovative router bit that allows you to perfectly trim the rail cap of certain truck models that have hidden stake pockets. Simple to use for work on trucks that have the stake pocket openings hidden underneath the plastic rail caps.
HIGH QUALITY: Use with any standard American router. This tool is the easiest way to make a clean, perfect installation for our tie down anchors for truck bed, even in trucks where no stake pockets existed before!
STRONG & SECURE: Serviced in the USA. Lifetime “no bull” warranty. Not intended for use on 2015 & newer F 150 5.5′ bed – with raised detail rail caps.
FITMENT GUIDE: Required to install Bull Ring truck tie down anchors on ’04-’14 Ford 5.5ft short bed, ’09+ Ram & ’14+ Tundra Crew Max. Not intended for use on 2015 & newer F150 5.5′ beds with raised detail rail caps. Helps optimize better truck bed storage.
EASY TO USE: Just find the stake pocket according to instructions in the package, and drill a small pilot hole to allow the bit to enter the opening. Then run router & bit clockwise, to clean the stake pocket.