Custom Fit Tie Down Kit With TLT2311 | TLT3306

Video Transcript for TorkLift Rear Frame-Mounted Camper Tie-Downs Installation - 2016 Toyota Tundra

Today on our 2016 Toyota Tundra, we're going to be installing torklifts, custom frame mounted camper tie-downs for the rear, part number TLT3306.They're going to be frame mounted, here to our hitch, so it's going to give a secure place to tie down your camper. What's great about this is it puts it in the most appropriate position to attach your camper at the outside corners so that way it'll more evenly distribute the weight and make it less top heavy.When you're not using your tie-downs, you can remove the insert and then it's virtually hidden, so nobody even knows you have them installed.It's a very easy installation. It reuses some of your existing hardware and it comes with the rest of the hardware you need to get it installed.It only takes a few minutes on each side to get your brackets mounted.It's made of a sturdy steel construction with a black powder coat finish to help protect against the elements.It's best to use these in conjunction with the set for your front. This way you can get the optimal tie down point at al corners of your camper.These come as paired set, one for your left and right. Let's show you how to get them installed now.We'll begin our installation at the rear of the vehicle on the driver's side. There's two bolts here in our hitch we're going to need remove with a 19 millimeter socket.

Both of these are located just forward from the tube there and just up from the slotted pole here.Save your bolts, we're going to be reusing them. We'll now set our tie down bracket in place. These are side specific so you can't put on the wrong one on the wrong side, it won't fit. But you'll know you got it right if the curved portion here faces towards the front of the vehicle.We're going to use the same bolts that we just took out and thread those back in with our bracket in place.We'll now take our bolt that comes in the kit. We're going to put a block washer on it, followed by a flat washer.

We're going to slide that through the bottom hole in our bracket and then on the backside, we'll place the elongated spacer followed by that .We can now go back and tighten down all of our hardware using a 19 millimeter socket.Then torque all of your hardware to the specifications found in your instructions.We can now slide in our tie down point into our bracket. When sliding it in, you want to make sure that the flange here is facing towards the rear so that it arrows down towards the rear and that the square tube is at the bottom of our flange so that there's some excess sticking out.Then just insert your pin . Flip it around, lock it in place, and you repeat all those same procedures on the other side.And that completes our installation of Torklift's frame mounted camper tie downs for the rear on our 2016 Toyota Tundra.