Find Your Ford F-150 Tool Box Here

Looking for a truck tool box for your Ford F-150? UWS has you covered! We have a great selection of tool boxes made to fit your Ford F-150's specific make, model, and year. Whether you’re a DIY enthusiast or a professional tradesmen, you’ll find the perfect match for your truck. Check out our tool box lineup and grab any extra accessories to complete your setup.

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The standard tool box size for a Ford F-150 is typically around 69.875" long by 20" wide, particularly crossover or cross-bed-style boxes. However, sizes can vary depending on the truck bed style and storage needs.

Slim tool box options for the F-150 offer a more compact fit at around 63.875" long by 12.75" wide, while larger models can extend up to 28.125" wide for maximum storage. Depth also ranges significantly, with some tool boxes as shallow as 10" and others reaching up to 18.75" for added capacity.

To ensure the perfect fit for your F-150, always measure your truck bed before making a selection.

RigidCore™ is a patented technology built into the lid of UWS tool boxes. The lid is completely filled with a hardening, expanding foam material, sandwiched between two aluminum plates. As it hardens, the foam and the plates together create a solid structure that greatly enhances the strength of the lid, far beyond that of a traditional tool box. 

UWS tool boxes and storage chests are also constructed with extra-thick aluminum. While other boxes typically use aluminum about 0.045” to 0.050” thick, we use 0.058” diamond-plate aluminum to construct our boxes.

UWS tool boxes are assembled at our manufacturing plant in Perry, Florida because we believe in American manufacturing and the quality that it guarantees. 

A UWS drawer truck tool box is the ideal solution for keeping your small tools and equipment secure and organized. Our lineup includes standalone drawer boxes, tool boxes with built-in drawers and an integrated storage chest, and even a wheel well tool box with integrated drawers for maximum space efficiency.

A UWS truck side tool box helps you make the most of your truck’s storage space. We offer a variety of options, including bedside tool boxes, topside tool boxes, and underbody tool boxes — all designed for durability and ease of use. Each one is built from extra-thick aluminum and proudly assembled in the USA.

A UWS aluminum storage box is a durable and reliable way to keep your tools, equipment, and other gear secure and easily accessible. Designed for maximum strength, each utility chest is built with extra-thick aluminum and features our patented RigidCore™ lid for added durability.

1. How do I know what tool box will fit my truck? 

The best way to know if a tool box will fit your truck is by measuring your truck bed. Read our step-by-step guide on how to measure your truck bed for a tool box to ensure you get the best and most accurate measurements. 

2. Do all truck tool boxes fit all trucks?

Not every truck tool box is a universal fit — compatibility depends on factors like your truck bed size, tool box design, and the make and model of your truck. To ensure the right fit for your Ford F-150, use the UWS make-model lookup tool at the top of our toolbox page. Simply enter your truck’s year, make, and model, and let our tool find the perfect match for you.

3. Should I put a tool box on my truck?

It depends on how you use your truck! A tool box can be a great investment if you regularly haul tools, equipment, or other gear and want to keep them secure and organized. It also helps protect your items from weather and theft. However, if you need full access to your truck bed for hauling large items, a tool box for your Ford F-150 might take up valuable space.

4. How do you install a truck tool box? 

Installing a UWS crossover truck tool box is a simple process. Start by placing the tool box on the side rails of your truck bed, making sure it's centered and aligned with the cab. If desired, add rubber padding to protect the rails and minimize vibrations. Next, use the pre-drilled holes in the tool box to mark or align with the truck bed's mounting points. Secure the tool box with the included hardware, such as J-bolts or clamps, and tighten them using a socket wrench. Once everything is in place, check that the tool box is stable and level, and ensure the lid opens and closes smoothly. That’s it! If you'd like more detailed instructions, view our step-by-step guide for installing a truck tool box.