1979 Mazda B-Series Load Bars & Cargo Bars

Load & Cargo Bar Styles

Are you looking to organize your truck’s bed and secure cargo? Then consider a premium load or cargo bar from RealTruck. We offer all of the top brands and styles, ensuring cargo in the bed is as secure and orderly as possible. Unsure which style is right for you? Then check out our top selections below!

Cargo Bars

Cargo bars a sleek, single-tube divider that sections your truck’s bed to secure oversized cargo. Most cargo bars feature a convenient ratcheting design, allowing the bar to fit snugly in any sized bed! Alloy constructions ensure a solid installation, while non-slip rubber feet keep the bar from loosening or sliding.

Cargo Gates

Similar to cargo bars, cargo gates are universal dividers that fit most pickup beds; however, unlike bars, cargo gates feature an oversized, flat form factor to block all sizes of items from moving freely throughout the bed. Cargo gates typically feature a rugged alloy design with a perforated gate.

Cargo Bags

Similar to cargo gates and bars, cargo bags feature a universal, ratcheting design to fit any and every bed. However, they feature two alloy bars connected by a large canvas or nylon bag that runs the width of the bed. This is arguably the most secure of load and cargo bar styles, allowing you to store everything from tools to luggage and camping gear!  

Besides these styles, we also carry numerous cargo accessories, including:

• Cargo retrievers and hooks, like the TruXedo Truck Luggage Cargo Retriever

• Cargo containers, like the Tonneau Buddy

• Cargo Nets

Load & Cargo Bar Compatibility

Before ordering your load bar, it’s essential to verify compatibility with your vehicle’s bed. 

Is your truck equipped with a tonneau cover? Then opt for a low-profile, tonneau-cover compatible load bar, like the Roll-N-Lock Cargo Manager. Other considerations include your bed’s width, the style of bed liner, and whether your pickup is equipped with a factory utility track system like most modern Tacomas and Tundras. 

Note: Most vehicles equipped with a cargo slide system are incompatible with cargo gates; on these applications, we recommend a conventional cargo bar.