Boxlink cleats

[Vulnox]

Others are mentioning that theirs came with the H style. I think this is a critical thing you should look into. My late 2024 came with the same as your picture, but I had a brown box that under my rear seats that contained the style in bmwhitetx's post with the green check box. I had to unscrew the originals and install those.

That allows you to connect e-track style connections like these:
https://www.harborfreight.com/e-track-tie-off-strap-with-d-ring-56745.html

I got four of those for the bed and also got a couple of these:
https://www.harborfreight.com/2-in-x-22-in32-in-e-track-adjustable-bungee-strap-2-pack-70972.html

Which are great for propane tanks and smaller things that stay to the back of the bed.

I see others in here mentioning also having the box. I know more changes came in 2025, but even if you have another style in your brown box floating around in the truck, I would look for that box. As I said mine, along with some other cables/brackets, was under the rear seats in the storage bin.

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[jimallen]

Boxlink is such a cool idea that has almost no support out of the OEM tie downs. At least, from the quick searching I did on it in the past. Anybody have any cool boxlink options?

I have the Rad Straps https://radtruckstraps.com/ that are convenient and have lasted almost 3 years so far without any problems.

I'm also building out a full MOLLE panel system with Packout box mounts from BuiltRight. https://builtrightind.com/. Very sturdy stuff, all made in the US, if that's important to you.

 

[RickLightning]

I would love to see the reason for adding this different bracket. The "save costs" argument is dead in the water, because they save cost by providing nothing - as some trims always were. In this case, providing the bracket AND the kit makes zero sense to me.

 

[ryun]

I have the Rad Straps https://radtruckstraps.com/ that are convenient and have lasted almost 3 years so far without any problems.

I'm also building out a full MOLLE panel system with Packout box mounts from BuiltRight. https://builtrightind.com/. Very sturdy stuff, all made in the US, if that's important to you.

Those are cool! Though, they don't seem to use the cleat that's already installed. I was thinking of something that used the system installed by the factory rather than switching it out and using the bolt points.

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