• Aside from producing quality pickup trucks, General Motors also manufactures its own Cargo Management System to ensure the safety and convenience of hauling cargo with its pickup trucks. This system is available on most of GM's medium and heavy duty pickup trucks, and you can purchase it directly as an optional upgrade on the company's vehicles.
  
  

Innovation

• The GM truck cargo management system is an original concept. The innovation of the cargo management rail system is that it features rails that stretch through the length of the bed sides and to the back of the cab. The system also incorporates the lower and upper tracks with sliding brackets for tie down. Because of this design, you can secure and tie down cargo on all sides without the risk of tipping over or falling off, even if the vehicle is traveling on rough road conditions.
  
  

Design

• Designed to be light, spacious and inconspicuous, the cargo management system leaves you with the ability to customize its design, brackets and add-ons. Add-on accessories such as a bed divider, a back rack or even a storage box can be securely mounted and integrated on the system without having the need to buy or add any additional equipment.
  
  

Accessibility

• The GM truck cargo management system provides an overhead utility rack, as well as a toolbox and side storage. All these add-ons provide convenience and accessibility when loading and unloading cargo.
  
  

Truck Installation and Safety

• The GM Truck cargo management system is factory-installed and available on GM trucks, such as the 2009 to 2011 models of the Chevrolet Silverado. It consists of two side rails, a pair of bins, a pair of crossbars and a header bar. Additional bins and crossbars are also available if you feel the need for more accessories.
  
  The cargo management system is flexible, allowing you to securely haul all sorts of cargo. As an additional safety measure, you should always secure loose items with the tie down brackets before driving off. Aside from this, you should also calculate the overall weight of the cargo being hauled to make sure that the vehicle will be able to handle the load.