These truck tool boxes feature a latching and locking door that opens toward the street or curb side when bolted on top or underneath the body. They come in a variety of heights, widths, and depths to fit your vehicle but are most popular among those who need supplementary storage for their flatbeds or service trucks above existing compartments.

A chest truck tool box offers a versatile solution for tool and equipment storage, providing a portable option that isn’t permanently mounted to the truck body. It can be placed in the truck bed or left on the jobsite, offering secure storage for gear wherever it’s needed. This flexibility enables operations to load only the necessary gear for the day’s work, optimizing space and ensuring convenience.

Crossover saddle tool boxes are designed to span the width of the truck bed, positioned just behind the cab, and rest on the side rails. They will open from the top via a single or dual gull wing style lid, providing secure storage without sacrificing too much cargo space in the bed.

Side mount truck tool boxes feature a notched design, enabling them to rest on the side rails while also extending slightly into the bed. Facing towards the curb or street side, these boxes come in various heights that can span up to the full length of the truck bed. Operating with a single lid that opens upward, they are supported by legs either attached to the sides or resting on the bed floor. They are commonly paired with crossover saddle truck tool boxes.

These unique shaped truck tool boxes, often nicknamed “pork chops,” are placed within the truck bed, oriented with the larger end towards the tailgate and the shorter end positioned over the fender hump. Access to their contents is facilitated through a single top lid, and certain models even feature an additional compartment on the lower half, accessible from the rear.