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Why Do Truck Beds Have Ridges. I'm aware that these truck beds are designed with ridges, flats, slots, etc. With the intention that the owners will do things with them. We'll start with flareside beds, which is a term traditionally applied to ford pickup trucks fit with slim beds and fenders bulging out over the side,. I bet they needed that section to be stiffened and simply realized they could space the ridges in such a way as to. The grooves make the bed much stiffer for the same amount of metal thickness and, ensure that sagging is kept away from loads beneath — regardless of the weight. they also help reduce the amount of vibration from the wind while driving. They have ridges and grooves that make it easier for items to scratch your. I've seen a few examples of bed dividers and. After all, truck beds don't have smooth surfaces. Looking at the bed, only the vertical stiffeners appear truly useful. The purpose of tailgate grooves.

They have ridges and grooves that make it easier for items to scratch your. I'm aware that these truck beds are designed with ridges, flats, slots, etc. We'll start with flareside beds, which is a term traditionally applied to ford pickup trucks fit with slim beds and fenders bulging out over the side,. The grooves make the bed much stiffer for the same amount of metal thickness and, ensure that sagging is kept away from loads beneath — regardless of the weight. they also help reduce the amount of vibration from the wind while driving. The purpose of tailgate grooves. After all, truck beds don't have smooth surfaces. I bet they needed that section to be stiffened and simply realized they could space the ridges in such a way as to. With the intention that the owners will do things with them. Looking at the bed, only the vertical stiffeners appear truly useful. I've seen a few examples of bed dividers and.

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Why Do Truck Beds Have Ridges The purpose of tailgate grooves. Looking at the bed, only the vertical stiffeners appear truly useful. With the intention that the owners will do things with them. After all, truck beds don't have smooth surfaces. I bet they needed that section to be stiffened and simply realized they could space the ridges in such a way as to. I'm aware that these truck beds are designed with ridges, flats, slots, etc. We'll start with flareside beds, which is a term traditionally applied to ford pickup trucks fit with slim beds and fenders bulging out over the side,. I've seen a few examples of bed dividers and. The purpose of tailgate grooves. The grooves make the bed much stiffer for the same amount of metal thickness and, ensure that sagging is kept away from loads beneath — regardless of the weight. they also help reduce the amount of vibration from the wind while driving. They have ridges and grooves that make it easier for items to scratch your.