Questions and Answers for Crescent Jobox 70 in. Diamond Plate Aluminum Full Size Low-Profile Crossover Truck Tool Box with Gear-Lock™ Latch

A:  Yes the paddle handle can be opened from either side when it is unlocked.

A:  Measuring the truck bed is crucial for ensuring that the truck box will fit properly and that there won't be any interference from the wheel wells. Here's how you can go about measuring the truck bed for these two purposes: Measuring for Proper Mounting on Rails: Length Measurement: Measure the length of the truck bed from the inside of the bulkhead (front) to the inside of the tailgate (back). Make sure to measure along the bed floor and not over the top edges. This measurement will ensure that the truck box is long enough to fit within the bed space. Width Measurement: Measure the width of the truck bed at its widest point. This is typically the distance between the inner walls of the bed. Make sure to measure this width at multiple points along the bed length to account for any variations caused by contours or angles. Height Measurement: Measure the height from the bed floor to the top of the bed walls. This will help ensure that the truck box doesn't interfere with the top edges of the bed. Measuring for Wheel Well Interference: Width Measurement: Measure the width of the truck bed at various points along its length, specifically focusing on the distance between the inner walls and the highest points of the wheel wells. This will help you determine if the wheel wells intrude into the space where the truck box would sit. Depth Measurement: Measure the depth of the wheel wells by measuring from the bed floor to the highest point of the wheel well arch. This measurement will give you an idea of how much space the wheel wells will occupy within the truck bed. Clearance Measurement: Measure the vertical distance from the bed floor to the top of the wheel wells. This measurement will help you determine how much space you have between the wheel wells and the top of the bed, which is important to know when fitting a truck box. Considerations: Take accurate measurements using a tape measure or other measuring tools. It's best to measure in both metric and imperial units to ensure compatibility with various truck box models. Keep in mind that some truck box models might have specific requirements for mounting or wheel well clearance, so be sure to consult the manufacturer's specifications before making any decisions. If the truck bed has any irregularities or features that might affect the fit of the truck box (e.g., tie-downs, hooks), take those into account during your measurements. By following these steps and considering these factors, you can ensure that the truck box will fit properly on the rails and won't be hindered by wheel well interference.

A:  Measure the truck bed so the box can be mounted on the rails and the wheel wells will not interfere with the box. https://www.crescenttool.com/taxonomy/term/36611

A:  No, this will not fit a 2020 GMC Sierra 1/2 ton.