Bully TR-06WK Tailgate Net

Product was exactly what they said

I've had the larger, plain version of this Bully net (TS-03) before, and the hardest part about buying one is getting the size right. Most people complain that it is too short, or too long, so I'm going to post the sizes here for reference:TS-02/TS-05 for compact/mid-size/step-side beds - 50" long and 14.5" highTS-03/TS-06 for full-size truck beds - 61" long and 19" high (mounting holes to have it look smooth are 3/4" from top of bed, 9-3/4" for middle hole, and 18-3/4" for bottom hole)When mounting the net, if your inner-box opening is less than 62" (adjust measurements accordingly for compact sizes), you may want to mount it in the recessed area where your tailgate use to be, unless you are planning to continue using your tailgate. And there is always the option of mounting it in front of the inner-box opening, which will give you an extra couple of inches. My inner-box opening is 66", so I had plenty of room for mounting the TS-03/TS-06, and the extra 2.5" of space on each side means plenty of room for cinching it tight - no sag!Overall, this is a strong, solid net, which will actually "hold" something in the bed of the truck, unlike some of the other brands! Now, I wouldn't trust it to keep a bunch of bowling balls from falling out, but your AVERAGE cargo should ride with ease and without the danger of falling out. Again, this is based on the standard net, but comparing them in the store, I can say they are made very similar. The design may weaken the net a bit more than the traditional "net" design, but at this price, you can afford a new one every year or so...I've had my TS-03 on the truck for nearly 3-yrs. It has held up great, a bit faded and worn, and a couple of minor tears where cargo and dogs have had a go at it, so I'm buying a new one this Fall.... But consider the price on Amazon... $15/3-yrs... that's $5/yr for a cargo net... you can't beat the value!UPDATE for TS-06 Version just purchased from Amazon:I just purchased the TS-06 to replace the old TS-03 for my truck. The mounting hardware existing on my truck (from TS-03) was a bit rusty, so I used the new hardware that came with the TS-06. SCREWS ARE NOW JUNK ALUMINUM/ZINC and heads ripped off three of them, even when following original holes/threads. Do yourself a favor and run to the hardware or automotive store and buy six 3/16 or 7/32, self tapping 1/2" (or longer) STEEL cap-head or box-head screws. Drill a 5/32 hole for your mounting hardware and you should be fine with steel, self-tapping screws of 3/16 or 7/32 size. Another helpful hint, after you drill the holes, coat the inside of the holes with clear nail polish or clear paint (really pile it in), and then insert your screws before the paint dries - this will help to seal the screws and prevent rust, both on the screws and in the new holes (it also doesn't hurt to cover the exterior of the screws with clear polish). After extracting the cheap, broken screws and re-using the steel screws from the old mount, my new net looks great!

When I first got mine, I placed the mounts where the original tailgate had been in my 2003 Dodge 3500 diesel. When I installed the "Bully", it had too much slack. I had to move the mounting tabs forward in the truck bed in order to get it to fit properly. It now looks OK, but I wouldn't trust it to keep something inside the truck bed. I always carry some tie-down rope and straps to secure cargo.

Looks great on my husband's truck. Seems strong enough to keep things he hauls from falling out. We bought this as an alternative because his truck didn't have a tailgate when he got it & we love it! 😊

It is cool looking but too wide for any pickup truck

It looks great but the size that was supposed to fit my truck the tr-06 was to long needs to be at least 3 inches shorter .I have no use for it now it was a waste of money. Now I have to buy something else.

This tailgate net is awesome ! not only is it functional but it looks HOTT!!! The skull is highly visible from yards away, I have had hundreds of guys ask me where I found it ....

Fits my 79 dodge power wagon perfectly to simplify the job I used a drill then installed the supplied screws looks good