We've all been there. You're putting something in the bed of your truck, and while it has a bed liner, you still manage to somehow scratch the top of the bedsides. It's not only annoying, but we bet you can't stop staring at that scratch every time you walk up to your truck. It's like a magnet, and it drives us crazy. You think about having your bed repainted, but what if it happens again? That's where a new set of Toyota Tacoma bed caps will save the day. Even if the damage is already done, you can cover it up with some bed caps and not have to worry about any more scratches on your paint from loading up your Toyota Tacoma bed. And, if your truck is new or has a fresh paint job, you can prevent the damage from ever happening. There are enough regrets in life as it is - don't regret not properly protecting your bed, especially when it's as easy as attaching a set of Toyota Tacoma bed caps to your ride.

There are many styles of Toyota Tacoma bed caps to choose from, from smooth paintable plastic to polished stainless steel. It's easy to maintain a customized look with bed caps, as they are typically low profile and can be as subtle or bold as you want them to be depending on which style you choose. Some styles are even available without stake pocket holes, adding an even smoother look without having to do any bodywork. To install most Toyota Tacoma bed caps, simply attach them with double-sided tape or bolt them on to the inside bed lip - it's that easy.

Q: What do bed cap do? Why purchase them?
A: Bed caps, also referred to as bed rail protectors, are installed to protect your bed rails and tailgate from dings, nicks and scratches, and also to give a nice custom look to your truck. Many are available in rugged diamond plate textured plastic material or ABS plastic, and offer a stylish upgrade to the look of your truck's bed. Aftermarket bed rail protectors generally offer better coverage than factory OEM protectors.

Q: How do you install bed protectors?
A: Bed protectors are extremely easy to install and no tools are required! Most come with installation hardware, and if not then you can purchase 3M double-sided tape to finish the job.