As the patent application points out, pickup trucks are typically ... help load these items into the bed without physically lifting the items. Although shorter ramps can be more easily stored ...

It's the eternal conundrum for pickup-truck owners: How do you organize and secure stuff in the bed? Some manufacturers ... add a challenge if you’re using ramps to load an ATV or motorcycle ...

Trucks are no longer just ... Among other considerations, the open bed leaves cargo vulnerable to weather or theft. The average bed length in a full-sized pickup is 6 feet, but it can go up ...

If you've glanced at a pickup truck in the last five, ten or even 20 years, you've surely noticed that most of them have four doors and a relatively small bed. Indeed, your average modern pickup ...

Pickup trucks are a common sight on roads, loved for their utility and open cargo space. Many people, especially in rural ...

But you may not know that you can buy a ramp for your next off-road adventure from Harbor Freight Tools, which offers several models fit for any pickup truck. Here are a few Harbor Freight ramps ...

It's not every day that you see a pickup truck with a factory ... gear such as off-road motorbikes into the truck bed. Sure, there are boring old ramps for that kind of thing, but why use a ...

I can do better” approach to truck design is prompting rapid innovation in the pickup truck bed space. It’s starting to leak into the all-electric truck competition, too. We had the chance to ...

But one design choice can puzzle some who aren’t necessarily up to speed on everything a pick-up offers—the vertical and horizontal grooves found in the truck beds. The Purpose of Pick-Up ...

In North Carolina, it’s common to see groups of teenagers piled in the backs of pickup trucks during the warmer months. But is it legal? Riding in the bed of a pickup truck is legal in all ...

There’s still a chunk of consumers who want basic, affordable pickups, though, but at present, only one sells a single-cab, short-bed, half-ton truck in the United States—that’d be Ford ...