Integral Truck Rails - Bedside Rail System - Chevrolet Silverado & GMC Sierra 1500 (2019+)

The Integral Rails Bedside Rail System is a rugged, modular rail system engineered for 2019 and newer Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500 trucks. Bolting directly to factory bedside mount holes, it transforms your truck’s bed sidewalls into a flexible mounting platform for Packout panels, tie-downs, tool storage, and cargo accessories—without drilling or permanently modifying the truck. 

Design Highlights & Build Quality

• .2″ extruded aluminum rails with anodized black finish for a durable and corrosion-resistant surface, built to handle trail use, weather, and jobsite holds. 
• Slide-N-Lock tie-down cleats, included with each rail, that lock in place or reposition quickly by twisting—allowing fast, tool-free adjustments. 
• Toggle bolt installation system that mounts to factory bedside bolts—no drilling required, preserving your truck’s original structure. 
• Corrosion-resistant, coated stainless hardware included for easy installation and long-lasting durability.
• Accessory-compatible rail: once installed, you can add Packout panels, track nuts, cargo tie-downs, bike mounts, and other modular gear mounts. 

Fitment Considerations:

• Compatible with Silverado and Sierra 1500 (2019+) trucks—choose between short-bed (5′7″) or standard-bed (6′4″) options. 
• Not compatible with CarbonPro truck beds. Spray-in liners are acceptable, but plastic drop-in bed liners or untrimmed bed inserts may need modification. 
• Tonneau covers generally do not interfere with installation, as long as mounted accessories don’t extend past the rail. 

Use Cases for Overlanders & Trades Professionals

Overlanding & Adventure Builds

• Mount Packout boxes, recovery kits, and camp gear directly to the bedside rails—keeping floor space clear for bikes, spare tires, and fuel or water jerry cans.
• Relocate tie-down cleats or accessory panels quickly to adapt to different cargo setups—trail days, camp setups, bike transport, or cargo hauling.
• The bolt-in rail system is reversible, so you can install it for long trips and remove it for lighter weekend outings or daily driving without leaving permanent modifications.

Contractor / Trades Applications

• Build out a mobile tool station in the bed by mounting Packout trays, tool organizers, or fastener boxes on the rails—making tools easier to access and reducing bed clutter.
• Use the Slide-N-Lock cleats as anchor points for tie-downs, ladders, or material storage—keeping cargo secure during transport and reducing gear shift.
• The ability to reposition cleats and accessory mounts allows quick reconfiguration between hauling jobs, jobsite setups, and tool-focused builds without permanent changes.
• Since the rails don’t require permanent drilling, they’re a smart option for leased trucks or owner-operators who want flexibility without damaging the vehicle.

Installation & Setup Tips

1. Choose the correct rail length for your truck’s bed—either 5′7″ Short Bed or 6′4″ Standard Bed. 
2. Use the supplied toggle bolts and stainless hardware to bolt the rails into the factory bedside mounting points. No drilling or permanent modifications required. 
3. The Slide-N-Lock cleats arrive pre-installed—unlock, slide to desired position, and lock in place. Adjust cleat placement as needed. 
4. After installation, additional accessories such as Packout Panels, track nuts, tie-down mounts, or bike mounts can be added to build out a custom storage system. 
5. If your truck has spray-in liners, verify that mounting hardware does not interfere with liner surfaces. Plastic drop-in liners may need trimming before install. 
6. Periodically check rail hardware and cleat positions, especially after off-road use or heavy hauling, to ensure everything remains tight and secure.

Product Specifications

Final Summary

If you're outfitting a Silverado or Sierra 1500 for overlanding, jobsite hauling, or contractor tool storage, the Integral Rails Bedside Rail System offers a strong, modular base for mounting gear, Packout panels, or tie-downs—without permanent modifications or bed alterations. It turns your truck’s bedside into a flexible workspace or tool wall, keeps your gear organized, and allows for a variety of load configurations. Whether you’re hauling camping gear, recovery kits, or jobsite tools, the rail system gives your truck the flexibility and ruggedness you need to stay organized and ready on the trail or on the job.

Note: Packout Panels, track nuts, tool mounts, and other accessories are sold separately.