Car-Mic Truck Accessories

Truck tarps have numerous benefits including but not limited to load protection. This includes protection from road debris, smoke, soot, dirt, dust, wind, rain, snow, and excessive UV light. Truck tarps are also an added security feature for many loads that help them stay secured to the tractor trailer itself.

In addition to reducing drag and improving efficiency, aerodynamic upgrades also make the road safer for those with whom you share it. When drag is reduced the outflow pressure is also lessened, reducing its force and improving stability when you pass another vehicle.

Tonneau covers are some of the oldest accessories for trucks and other vehicles. They date back to the time before all vehicles had hard roofs (or any roof at all). As they do today, they are intended to protect exposed areas from the elements.

One benefit of using storage modules for your cargo trailer space is that your back will thank you. With storage modules, you will no longer have to continually bend down to pick tools up off the cargo floor or to try to sort out tools that have become tangled during transport.

Most truck bed accessories will not only make your pickup look more impressive, but will also make the vehicle more useful as well. There are a wide range of add-ons available that help you better manage and protect cargo, improve fuel efficiency, and/or boost truck performance.

Outdoor tool and component storage on a pickup make it easy to store and grab what you need, but they still have to withstand the elements. Fortunately, pickup storage options are made out of extremely durable materials with tight gasket seals to stand up to rough treatment.

Having a house removed from the road has many advantages, but often comes with a long dirt driveway. In bad weather this can quickly turn into piles of mud or snow, but the thicker tires of a lifted pickup could get you through without any problems.

Do you know that it is not only the rain from which a tarp protects your vehicle? It also protects it from the damage caused by dirt, dust and sunlight.

Chances are when you think of Texas, you think of cowboys and pickup trucks. In fact, 14% of the pickup trucks owned in the United States are owned by Texans.

If the bed walls of your pickup truck are not protected, make sure there is a layer of protection before installing a saddle or crossover cargo box. If the box rests on unprotected rails, it could scrape off the paint, causing unsightly damage.

While spray-on or drop-in bed liners may seem like a good idea, they can have a damaging impact on your truck’s resale value. Not everyone wants a banged-up bed liner, and if you take out a drop-in liner, you need to have a new place to put it that is an exact fit.

Q: What are the steps you’ll take to replace the tarp on my vehicle? A: We’ll first make sure the tarp is fully stretched out, with the tension removed. Next, we’ll simply slide it out from the roller tube groove.

If you want a tonneau that’s as sleek, tough and hard-working as your truck, consider this: Some solid tonneaus come in factory matched colors, offer full perimeter seals for complete weather protection and lock securely to protect tools and cargo.