11 Highly Rated Truck Toolboxes to Keep Gear Safe in Your Pickup

This diamond-plate box measures 30 inches in width (though the company does sell smaller ones) and is made from lightweight aluminum. It comes with a lock and keys and features two flip-out handles for easy transportation.

This toolbox measures 39 inches across and weighs about 22 pounds. The door features an overhanging lip that stops water from getting inside, and a built-in lock ensures all items are kept safe.

This particular toolbox is made for 2002–2018 Ram trucks, but the company makes them for every model. This box sits over the wheel wells in the bed—utilizing a rarely used space—and swings out when you need to use it.

This big box will span the width of your truck bed at 72 inches across. It weighs 50 pounds—to be fair, you probably won’t be moving it often—and is lockable and waterproof.

This toolbox sits under a tonneau cover while still leaving some space under the box, which allows you to use the full length of the truck bed. The box itself can also support heavy loads, but certain applications require extra clamps.

This lockable aluminum box measures 26 by 20 by 19 inches and has a T-handle drop-down front cover. Rubber seals keep out dust and moisture, and it weighs about 21 pounds.

This black aluminum box is 74 inches wide and weighs 55 pounds. It features stainless-steel latches with locks and a closed-cell foam gasket to keep rain out.

These “boxes” from Decked are for the more serious contractor. It’s a system that takes up about half of your bed depth for a full, sliding toolbox tray that will fit even long or oddly shaped tools. This example is for a Ford, but Decked makes a system for all truck brands.

This toolbox can be mounted on a flat surface or under the bed to save space. It’s 18 by 18 by 36 inches and is powder coated in black to protect against moisture. It’s also lockable and sealed with rubber gaskets.

These small aluminum blocks eliminate the need for drilling holes when installing a truck-bed toolbox. No one wants to drill holes in their truck. 

These clamps also let you mount your toolbox without drilling holes. Just slip the J-clamp anchor around the truck-bed lip, allowing the grooved face plate to press against the bed rail’s flat underside, then tighten the toolbox bolt.