Originally Posted by Adam013085

I guess now there is no need for a rake, back when trucks were used as trucks the rake was useful, now 80% of people use the truck as their family hauler and the bed is never used to haul anything.

Originally Posted by johnday

I use a rake in mine, everytime I have to retrieve something that slid to the front of the box.

Originally Posted by Rnlcomp

LOL nothing slides around in my truck bed thanks to my Bedtred.
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Originally Posted by Wiggum

I hear the "people don't use trucks as trucks anymore" thing so often - mostly around here - that it's gotten old and tired.

Things change, they always do. Trucks these days are able to be luxurious and work-capable at the same time. Why would anyone be upset that a truck is now both, and that trucks appeal to more than construction crews these days?

I just don't understand the "problem" that some seem to have with this ...

Originally Posted by SteveLord

+1.

Glad I am not the only one tired of these elitist comments on here.

Originally Posted by Wiggum

To me, "stance" is an all-inclusive term ... has to do with rake, overall ride height, tire size, track width, etc. Rake is just the angle at which the truck sits front to back.

Originally Posted by plaidtruck

Factory or leveled look fine to me unladen. Somewhat prefer the factory. However, put some weight in the bed or a trailer, and the leveled trucks look goofy.