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What size tap is used to chase the threads to clean out Berliner spray?
Mopar does not provide specific thread information, unfortunately. Sorry we are unable to confirm.
Do these rails work if you have the plastic drop in bed liner?
Not directly without modifying and cutting for where the rails would be placed. Thanks for your inquiry.
are they compatible with Teraflex anchor kits 4831020??
4831020 are compatible with the TeraFlex Uinta Cargo Bed Rail System as well as the Mopar Bed Side Rails. Thanks for your inquiry.
Can you order extra tie downs?
No, unfortunately the tie-downs are not available separately.
I have the spray in liner, how do I effectively clean out the screw holes so that it will accept the provided screws without stripping the heads?
You need a product called a "thread chaser"
Is the mounting hardware kit available to purchase seperately? #12-28 fine thread screws are hard to find at a regular hardware stores.
No, the mounting hardware kit is not available separately, but the nutserts and bolts are available individually. Please contact our sales team at 1-800-745-5337 for assistance locating parts
Is this is a standard size rail where multiple brands of tie downs fit, or is it proprietary to Mopar only? The tie downs look very similar to Toyota and Nissan
Usually Mopar/Jeep does not produce the parts, rather they repurpose other item already on the market. These could very well be used on other brands, but do not have a way to test them all or know which will fit. It is common sized rail though.
Do you sell replacement nutserts for the rear side rail mounts?
The rivnuts are 06104885AA
Can I order replacements for the T30 M6x1.0 with washer?
Yes, they are #06512767AA, available through our website.
What is the purpose of the front rail? There is no tie down loops in it. And it looks like you can't buy the loops separate, even if one breaks.
The cleats can be moved to the front rail if desired, it is also a common T-rail that many manufacturers are using as a standard for connections and mounting.