Cargo Bed Divider

I purchased for my 2019 Ram 1500. Overall, a great unit. Slides easily back and forth and locks in place every 5 or 6 inches. Easily removed when you want the full bed. The only fault I have is that it doesn’t really utilize the existing tracks the way I expected. I thought it would fit into the track itself, but instead you mount a second set of tracks to the bed utility tracks. This does limit how adjustable the “adjustable tie downs” can be. This also means it does involve a little setup, but it can be done in 20 minutes or so as long as cover doesn’t get in the way. The additional track also got in the way of the quick release on my UnderCover Elite LX - but I was able to work around that issue using a regular nut. Overall - very pleased. Seller was also very helpful with a part that arrived damaged. They were able to send out a replacement part without having to exchange the entire unit. [UPDATE Feb 2019] Bed divider still looks great but I ran into a problem and I couldn't find any one online with a similar issue (and the dealer was useless despite being a Mopar part...). The issue is that once my cargo shifted around a little - the divider rails began to slide back and forth inside the bed rails. Enough that the divider could bend or pop out. It appears that if you have very light cargo - you would never notice this, since it just isn't enough to move those rails. But once they move a little - they start to move a lot. Here's what I did. The divider rails attach to the bed rails with some aluminum blocks that fit in the bed rail groves. They have a threaded hole for a bolt in them and there are corresponding holes in the divider rails. There is a lock washer too. You can tighten then up as much as you want and they will still slide once your cargo shifts even a little. They key is to remove the bolt, add a second larger washer (I used a 1.5" washer), and rather than using the correct holes in the bed divider - instead use one of the square hole to the left or right of the correct hole. Then the pressure really pulls the 2 rails together. There are 3 on each side - and even doing 1 of them on each side worked for me (although I ended up doing 2 on each side to be safe). I did also try just adding a washer but keeping the correct hole. The dealer verified everything was installed correctly and they tried to tighten them up with air tools - still no luck. The rails still slide easily back and forth. I'm not sure if this was just a defect with my unit or (as I suspect) a design flaw. But I hope this helps anyone who runs into this problem!

1. Received an obviously used/returned bed divider---parts missing, obvious scratches, and signs of prior installation, package falling apart. I still tried though. the system was designed by Mr. Magoo. ITS A CARGO BED DIVIDER not the next spaceX ship. Takes up at least 4 inches in bed width. PIA to even assemble half of it, and then too complex for daily use.

Very flimsy does not move smoothly.

Worked out well, but finding a tonneau cover to work is a challenge

First off if you aren’t marginally handy you may want to let the dealer install this one. Nothing to complicated but there’s more to the installation than just snapping it in place. The reason I returned it though is that it wasn’t quite as adjustable as I imagined. It comes with its own brackets that you mount into your accessory rails (must already be installed to use this). The system takes away a bit of travel at either end and you need to give some thought to where you want your rail tie downs so you don’t end up having to uninstall the whole rack to move them. Also if you use your bed rails for something else’s like a sliding tool box or bike rack then this isn’t for you. The divider also didn’t work well with my Solid Fold bed cover. It fit but it further restricted the position I could have the decider in with the cover closed. In the end there is nothing wrong with the divider. Didn’t really fit my needs.

I do like the divider. It works great for putting groceries in the bed. However, after I installed the factory tie down rails and the cargo bed divider, when I was done there were extra parts. 8 metal pieces and 8 screws. Picture above. Do you need them?

A good way to make your truck bed oraginzed and useful!

DO NOT BUY. Awful MOPAR customer service. We just bought the new Dodge Ram 1500 limited 2021. The limited came with the required utility rails that you will need to have already installed. We noticed that the rails that came with the box did not align properly and the end of the rail would not be flush against the utility rail because of the bolts for the cover. If you have a cover installed just like the limited came with, this cargo management will not work because the bolts for the cover interfere with this extra rail. All we took out was the rail for one side snd the screws to see. After we noticed the defect that it was not flush we put everything back and returned it. MOPAR only refunded $2! After spending 71k For their vehicle I have to go through this headache of trying to get my money back. At first they claimed “restocking fee”. After I contacting them they said the box is missing a rail and hardware items! Such lies, they don’t want to refund the money. Now I am currently filing a claim and looking back on my security camera to prove we put everything back in the box. Also they just changed their story and mentioned they weighed the box and it weighs 21.6 pounds which means I did not return my item. I have proof from UPS that my package weight was 25.8 which shows I am not lying and returned everything. Still going through the claim and filed an AZ claim against them. Fault defective equipment and terrible customer service. Ruining my exciting of having this new vehicle. Terrible customer service. Beware.

Box arrived damaged, hardware was loose in the box and some hardware was falling out of the box before it was even opened. Much hardware was missing, and the box contained a bag of hardware that was not for this unit. One of the pieces was also bent. It looked like this item had been previously returned and was resold as though it was new.