Tool Boxes
Truck Bed Tool Boxes for Pickup Trucks
Whether you rely on your tools to earn a living or tackle demanding weekend projects, leaving them loose in your truck bed is never a good plan. Unsecured gear slides around, gets damaged, collects moisture, and is an easy target for theft. A truck bed toolbox solves all of those problems at once, giving you dedicated, lockable, weather-resistant storage that travels with you everywhere your truck goes.
Find Parts for Your Vehicle
Measuring your bed
Put a tape measure inside the bed, from the inside of the bulkhead (front wall) to the inside of the closed tailgate. Round to the nearest inch — a 69" measurement is a 5'8" bed.
Bed length is measured inside the box, not along the outside of the truck.
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Truck Tool Box Styles for Every Application
The most popular style in the category is the low-profile crossover toolbox. These boxes mount across the bed just behind the cab, sitting low enough to preserve your rear window visibility while still offering generous storage capacity. A wide range of sizes means crossover boxes fit virtually any pickup truck on the market, from compact beds to long-bed configurations. Features like T-handles that open the lid from either side, rails on top to help carry extra gear, and carpeted interiors are all available.
For tradespeople who need quick access to specific tools on a job site, side mount boxes are an excellent choice. They mount along the bed walls and keep the load floor completely clear for materials, equipment, or cargo. Saddle-style boxes, both fixed and swing-out designs, tuck neatly behind the rear wheel wells and provide the same benefit of a clear floor with easy access from the side of the truck.
For the ultimate in organized storage, full-bed drawer systems from brands like DECKED offer a complete bed management solution. These systems are ideal for contractors, videographers, first responders, and overlanders who need dry, lockable storage for everything from power tools to camping gear. They make use of the space beneath a flat load floor, keeping contents hidden and protected without sacrificing the full bed surface above.
Top Brands with Proven Durability
H&H stocks truck tool boxes from CamLocker, UWS, Better Built, Dee Zee, DECKED, LUND, DU-HA, Buyers Products, BOLT, BAK Industries, TruXedo, UnderCover, Rough Country, Rugged Ridge, WESTiN Automotive, Fabtech, and Brandit. Features available across these brands include dual T-handle locking systems that open from either side of the truck, carpeted interiors to protect tools from scratching, top rails for additional gear storage, and finishes in matte black, gloss black, or polished aluminum.
Transfer Tank and Toolbox Combinations
A transfer tank and toolbox combo expands what your truck bed can do. It gives you storage for diesel or other liquids while seamlessly integrating a toolbox into the same unit. The fuel tank is useful not just for diesel but for any non-flammable liquid, so you can stay prepared with extra fuel or chemicals on board. Many combo units include a built-in drain for easy emptying and a reinforced design to keep your liquids safely contained.
The other half of a fuel tank toolbox combo is storage space for just about anything. Although labeled as a toolbox, that compartment works equally well for loose equipment or valuables, so you get a full fuel tank in your bed and still have room to organize your gear.
Find the Right Fit for Your Truck
Use the Year/Make/Model selector on this page to filter results to tool boxes confirmed to fit your specific truck. H&H carries boxes compatible with pickup trucks from Chevy, Ford, RAM, GMC, Toyota, and other major manufacturers.
Common Questions
What is the most popular type of truck bed tool box?
The low-profile crossover tool box is the most popular style. It mounts across the width of the truck bed just behind the cab and sits low to preserve rearward visibility through the back window. These boxes are available in a range of sizes that fit most pickup trucks and are a practical choice for both work trucks and daily drivers.
What is the difference between a crossover box and a side mount box?
A crossover toolbox spans the full width of the truck bed and mounts just behind the cab, maximizing storage volume in one central location. A side mount box attaches along the inner wall of the bed, keeping the load floor completely clear for hauling materials or equipment. Side mount boxes are popular with contractors and tradespeople who need fast access to specific tools while keeping the bed open for cargo.
Can I use a truck tool box with a tonneau cover?
Some truck tool boxes are compatible with certain tonneau covers, but this depends heavily on both products. Low-profile crossover boxes may work with certain roll-up or retractable covers, while taller boxes typically are not compatible. If you currently have or plan to purchase a tonneau cover, contact H&H to confirm whether a specific box and cover can be used together.
What is a full-bed drawer system and who is it best for?
A full-bed drawer system, such as those from DECKED, replaces the standard bed floor with a raised platform that conceals a set of locking, weatherproof drawers underneath. The full bed surface above remains usable for hauling. These systems are best suited for contractors, overlanders, videographers, and anyone who carries a large variety of equipment and needs organized, secure, all-weather storage.
What finish options are available for truck tool boxes?
Truck tool boxes at H&H are available in several finish options depending on the brand and model. Common finishes include polished aluminum, matte black, and gloss black powder coat. Polished aluminum is a classic look that suits most trucks and resists corrosion well. Black finishes offer a more understated or aggressive appearance and are a popular choice for trucks with black trim or accessories.
Does H&H Truck & Outdoor install truck tool boxes?
Yes. H&H Truck & Outdoor offers in-store installation at our locations. You can visit a showroom to see toolbox options in person and get a hands-on demonstration before purchasing. Use the store locator to find your nearest H&H location.