4th Gen Tacoma Bed Systems: Storage, Sleeping Platforms & Drawer Options

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Truck Bed Systems for the 2024+ Tacoma​

I started comparing all the different ways you can build out your truck bed and realized there are a lot of really good options out there and they just solve different problems. Some go all-in on drawers, some prioritize sleeping platforms, and some keep it simple with boxes or mats. I put this together to show how the major systems stack up so you can figure out which one best lines up with how you use your truck.

BamBeds Platform System​

A different take on a bed platform that doubles as a sleeping surface with storage underneath.

• Modular design tailored for Tacoma
• Rapidly Removable
• American-made system

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Best For: Topper setups needing an integrated sleeping platform

DECKED Drawer System​

Two full-length drawers that live under a flat deck, keeping gear organized while leaving the bed usable.

• Weatherproof, lockable drawers
• 2,000 lb deck load rating
• Keeps gear hidden but accessible

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Best For: Everyday organization with maximum usable bed space

TruckVault Custom Storage​

More of a premium approach, with configurable drawers built for secure storage.

• Custom layouts and finishes
• Heavy-duty security features
• Quieter, carpeted interiors

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Best For: Secure, high-end gear storage

Rough Country Bed Cargo Box​

Simple, affordable storage box for the corner of the bed.

• Weather-resistant lockable box
• Easy install
• Budget-friendly option

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Best For: Budget-friendly, easy extra storage

Tmat Truck Kit​

An installable mat and mounting system designed to keep storage boxes and tools secured in the bed.

• Padded sections protect gear and bed surface
• Modular design for mounting and organizing boxes
• Lightweight and easy to configure

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Best For: Mounting and organizing gear or tool storage boxes

Final Thoughts​

Bed systems all have different priorities. Some maximize organization with drawers, some focus on integrated sleeping setups, and others keep things simple with modular mats or boxes. Every option here is solid it just depends on whether your priority is security, camping, or everyday gear management.