Stake hole tie downs search

[pizza_pablo]

I just got a '22 Bighorn, Quad, 6'4"bed.
Its got plastic toppers on the bed rails. The front stake holes are covered and I assume I'll have to cut that out, but the rear holes are open and the plastic topper goes down about an inch and a quarter. I imagine that when I cut out the front holes I won't have this collar extending into the hole like the rear holes have.
Is there one tie down solution for all four holes or will I have to get two different kinds of tie downs for front and rear?
How did you guys solve this?

 

[WhiteNight1500]

Corner "Bullet" Inner Bed Retractable Tie-Down Anchors | 2009+ Dodge Ram | #1066 | SpeedStrap

Installs inside the bed, in the 4 corner posts Fits 09-18 Dodge RAM (4 Corners), 19+ Dodge RAM (Front Corners only) Will not work on 2017+ Front corners with applied bracket in corner of bed (see images) Sold as a pair (2 Anchors) No cutting- no special tools Installs in 30 seconds

www.speedstrap.com

I have these and they work well.

 

[LaxDfns15]

I bought Bullring tie downs for both front and rear. They have a kit that accounts for the difference in the plastic, although you'll have to cut a bit. Looks like they've been acquired by speedstrap, so that link above go to mine. Make sure you get the proper year.

 

[pizza_pablo]

I bought Bullring tie downs for both front and rear. They have a kit that accounts for the difference in the plastic, although you'll have to cut a bit. Looks like they've been acquired by speedstrap, so that link above go to mine. Make sure you get the proper year.

Thanks!
I just found that the plastic bed toppers remove easily. I could pull them off and trim the "collars" around the rear holes.

 

[HSKR R/T]

Pretty sure the front is just snapped in "caps". You could also install utility tie down rails on the inside of the bed for tie down points. Unless there is a reason you need them to be on the bed rails.

 

[WhiteNight1500]

Pretty sure the front is just snapped in "caps". You could also install utility tie down rails on the inside of the bed for tie down points. Unless there is a reason you need them to be on the bed rails.

Actually, the front has to be cut out. And it needs to be cut smaller than the square outline for the Bullring tie downs.

 

[pizza_pablo]

Actually, the front has to be cut out. And it needs to be cut smaller than the square outline for the Bullring tie downs.

That's what I'm seeing in my research. Thanks

 

[HSKR R/T]

Actually, the front has to be cut out. And it needs to be cut smaller than the square outline for the Bullring tie downs.

Good to know. I thought I had seen others post that they were just caps.

 

[pizza_pablo]

Good to know. I thought I had seen others post that they were just caps.

Could be on a different trim/version.
There are so many.