There’s a little rail with built-in cable guides for your phone, the bin under the armrest has enough space for a small notebook computer, and the cupholder and tray keep snacks and drinks within easy reach. It’s also easy to keep stuff organized thanks to the massive center console and its abundant trays, slots, and cubbies. The supportive leather seats offer good comfort, and thanks to the Power Wagon Level 3 equipment group, they’re heated and ventilated on this tester. Hope all of this information is helpful to you and others.Those nice materials help contribute to the Ram Power Wagon’s comfortable cabin. Feel free to reach out if you need more information. Finally found that site and they had them. The rails also aren’t cheap ($150 each.) Would have purchased locally to support local but no one had them and they were on factory back order everywhere. I have attached a screen shot of the part numbers from my order.
They don’t mention you need to have this type of rail, the ones that came on it were specific to a trifold. My truck had different rails as it came with a factory trifold. The kind that are designed for the adjustable tie downs. Also I have a pointer for you, be sure you have the bed rails you see in my picture. For me it isn’t a huge problem, but there are times in my Florida torrential rains that it will get pretty wet in there. I had one on my Tundra that was, but on the RamBox the rear corners really don’t seal well so water does get in. One thing I will tell you is forget about it being water tight. Sometimes I haul bigger items but rarely as I have a utility trailer so I do most of the bigger stuff with that. The majority of the time my bed is full of my toolboxes and parts, the rest of the time it has my fifth wheel hitch in it.
(See pictures) But no they do not interfere typically. So I will admit it looks a little strange when you really pay attention to it, the top lip hangs over 3-3/4” inches.
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