Integral Truck Rails - Bedside Rail System - Chevrolet Silverado & GMC Sierra 2500/3500 (2020+ 6'9" Bed Only)

The Integral Rails Bedside Rail System is a modular, bolt-on rail solution designed exclusively for 2020 and later Chevrolet Silverado HD and GMC Sierra HD 2500/3500 trucks equipped with the 6'9″ standard bed. By attaching directly to factory bedside mounting holes, it creates a flexible and secure base for tie-downs, Packout panels, tool storage, and other accessory mounts—making it a smart upgrade for overlanding builds, contractor rigs, and trade-focused tool setups. 

Design & Build Features

• Black-anodized extruded aluminum rails (0.2″ thick) with a durable finish for long-term durability in trail or jobsite environments.
• Slide-N-Lock tie-down cleats included — two cleats on each rail (four total). The cleats can be unlocked, repositioned, and locked in place quickly without tools, giving you adjustable anchor points wherever you want them. 
• Bolt-on installation using factory bedside mounting points — no drilling, cutting, or permanent bed-altering modifications are required, which preserves the truck’s original structure. 
• Complete hardware kit included — the rail system ships with coated stainless fasteners and mounting brackets for secure installation. 
• Accessory-ready design — once installed, the rails are compatible with Integral Panels, Packout Panel Kits, Track Nuts, and other mounting accessories for fully customizable gear layouts. 

Fitment notes / restrictions:

• Intended for 6'9″ standard bed Silverado HD and Sierra HD trucks (2020 and newer). Not compatible with long-bed variants. 
• Not compatible with CarbonPro bed models. Spray-in bed liners are fine, but plastic drop-in liners or untrimmed bed inserts may require modification or trimming. 
• Tonneau covers generally do not impact installation, as long as they don’t interfere with mounted accessories. 

Why Overlanders and Tradespeople Choose It

Overlanding & Adventure Builds

• Create modular tie-down or gear mounting points for pack boxes, recovery tools, fuel or water carriers, and camp organization—without sacrificing bed floor space for bikes, spare tires, or hammocks.
• Adjustable cleats allow you to reposition attachment points on the fly—making it easy to shift loadout setups for different trail conditions, bike hauling, or camping configurations.
• Bolted-on rails preserve truck flexibility—meaning this system can stay in place for overland travel or be removed for lighter-duty weekend trips or unmodified daily driving setups.

Contractor, Trades, and Jobsite Applications

• Contractors, electricians, plumbers, and carpenters can convert the bed sidewall into a modular workspace, mounting Packout trays, toolboxes, fastener bins, or jobsite organizers where tools are easier to reach without unloading the bed.
• Using the rails as tie-down anchor points helps secure ladders, lumber, toolboxes, or jobsite materials safely during transport, reducing gear shift or damage.
• Slide-N-Lock cleats provide flexibility in reconfiguring anchor points or accessory mounts between jobs—allowing trades-people to adjust their truck setup based on whether they’re hauling materials or delivering tools.
• Because installation doesn’t involve drilling, this rail system is a low-impact way to add modular mounting capability without permanently altering or damaging the truck.

Installation & Best Practices

1. Confirm your truck is a 2020+ Chevrolet Silverado HD or GMC Sierra HD 2500/3500 with the 6'9″ standard bed—this model is not designed for long-bed trucks or CarbonPro bed variants. 
2. Using the provided mounting hardware, bolt each rail directly to factory bedside mount holes. The kit includes coated stainless hardware for corrosion resistance. No permanent drilling or bed-altering is required. 
3. The Slide-N-Lock cleats arrive pre-installed and can be repositioned by unlocking, sliding to the desired spot, and locking them back into place—allowing for quick adjustment without tools. 
4. Once the rails are in place, you can add Packout panels, tool trays, track nuts, and other accessories as needed to build a custom storage or work setup.
5. If you’ve installed spray-in liners, verify clearance and ensure that mounting hardware does not interfere with liner edges. If using plastic drop-ins or bed inserts, test fit first—some trimming or modification may be required. 
6. After heavy hauling, off-road use, or extended travel, check fastener torque and rail stability to make sure everything remains secure.

Specifications

Bottom Line

If you're outfitting a Silverado or Sierra HD for camping, trail riding, contractor work, or mobile tool storage, the Integral Bedside Rail System offers a durable, modular, and no-drill foundation for mounting Packout panels, accessory brackets, or cargo tie-down points. It efficiently uses bedside real estate, keeps your gear secure and organized, and adapts to changing loads without compromising your truck’s structure. It's a smart base upgrade for overlanders, jobsite contractors, and anyone who needs a flexible gear or tool mounting system.

Note: This product is only compatible with 6'9″ standard-bed HD trucks. It does not fit long beds, CarbonPro beds, or untrimmed plastic bed inserts.