Truck Camper Tie Down Setup Cost: Parts & Prices

A complete truck camper tie-down budget needs both the truck-side brackets and the connecting turnbuckles. In the example below, an F2031 + F3008 front-and-rear bracket bundle plus four polished Original FastGun turnbuckles totals $1,756.45 in hardware. Your total depends on the exact parts TorkLift confirms for your truck and camper.

Prices checked October 27, 2026, in USD. This is a dated price example before applicable tax, installation, and optional accessories. Check the linked listings for current prices and availability.

What belongs in a complete outboard hardware budget?

TorkLift's outboard system overview (opens in a new tab) identifies three core components:

• One front tie-down pair: the two front truck-side attachment points.
• One rear tie-down pair: the two rear truck-side attachment points.
• Four appropriate spring-loaded turnbuckles: the connections between those points and the camper anchors.

A front-and-rear bracket bundle combines the first two lines. Check the included-parts list for the connecting turnbuckles separately. Our tie downs vs turnbuckles guide explains the component names and quantities.

A worked price example

This calculation uses the named listings below. Have TorkLift confirm both bracket numbers through its official Fit Finder (opens in a new tab), and confirm the turnbuckle model and working range for all four connections before treating these items as your shopping list.

The bracket bundle supplies one F2031 front pair and one F3008 rear pair, with the listed mounting components. It excludes turnbuckles. Two S9526 packages supply four turnbuckles, so the calculation is $854.19 + (2 × $451.13) = $1,756.45.

Two pairs or one store 4-Pack?

TorkLift's Original FastGun details (opens in a new tab) describe manufacturer sets of two. Our Polished Original FastGun 4-Pack supplies two original S9526 pairs: four turnbuckles total. It is a store quantity bundle, not a new manufacturer part number.

The Polished 4-Pack was $902.26 on the check date, equal to two $451.13 pairs. Substituting that one package in this example keeps the hardware subtotal at $1,756.45. A larger package does not automatically mean a discount; compare the same model, finish, and number of individual turnbuckles.

Use either the two-pair route or the one-4-Pack route for these four connections. Buying both would supply eight turnbuckles.

Before selecting a turnbuckle model, compare reach and package quantities in our FastGun Long Range vs Short Range guide, including the four-corner measurement worksheet.

Costs outside that hardware subtotal

• Installation and tools: obtain a quote for the exact front and rear kits if you plan to use an installer.
• Application-specific extras: check the instructions for any additional required parts, then check what the kits already include before adding duplicates.
• Optional accessories: price compatible locks or storage accessories separately.
• Changes to the truck or camper: a hitch replacement, camper-anchor work, or other equipment changes are outside this bracket-and-turnbuckle subtotal.
• Applicable tax: use the amount shown for the actual order at checkout.

Our shipping policy currently provides free standard shipping within the 48 contiguous U.S. states and Washington, DC. Eligible in-stock orders of $200 or more receive free 1–2 business day air transit after dispatch. Oversized items, remote locations, and other policy exclusions can extend delivery time.

Build a budget for your confirmed parts

1. Record the exact parts first. Confirm both bracket applications and the turnbuckle model with TorkLift. Review the installed rear hitch and any running boards or steps before comparing kits.
2. Count pieces and packages separately. Write down how many front and rear positions and camper connections each listing supplies.
3. Compare equal contents. Check a bracket bundle against the same front and rear kits, and a turnbuckle package against the same model and finish in the same total quantity.
4. Price the missing items. If you already own equipment, have its suitability confirmed before budgeting replacements or additional parts.
5. Review the current total. Check availability, installation costs, optional items, shipping terms, and applicable tax for the actual order.

Common budget questions

Is $1,756.45 the cost for every truck?

No. It is the dated subtotal for these specific listings and quantities. Other front and rear kits, turnbuckle choices, and required equipment can change the total.

Does a front-and-rear set include FastGuns?

The F2031 + F3008 bundle in this example does not. Read each exact listing's contents before adding turnbuckles or assuming they are already included.

Do I need another complete bundle if I own the front pair?

Have the existing parts confirmed for the current configuration, then price only what is missing. Compare individual kits with complete bundles using our buying checklist. For uncertain applications or substitutions, ask TorkLift directly (opens in a new tab).