A WanderWheels pickup-camper setup. This exterior image illustrates the installation context; it does not confirm dimensions, payload or compatibility for another truck.
Fitment guide · Before requesting a quotation
A truck’s model name and advertised bed size are useful starting points, but they are not enough to approve a camper installation. A fitment review also needs the bed’s usable shape, cab clearance, fitted accessories, mounting arrangement and the truck’s remaining load capacity.
This checklist helps you prepare measurements for a review of the Pop-Up X living camper or Pop-Up 02 truck-cap platform. It is not an installation drawing or a guarantee of compatibility.
1. Identify the exact truck and its current setup
Record the make, model, year, cab style and bed version. Note any bed liner, canopy rails, tonneau-cover rails, toolbox, tie-down equipment or other accessories already installed. Different bed versions and accessories can change usable space even when the vehicle name is the same.
Photograph the complete bed from above or from a clear rear angle, both bed sides, the area next to the cab and any projecting hardware. Do not include personal documents or a visible vehicle identification number unless the supplier has specifically requested it through a suitable private channel.
2. Measure the usable bed, not just the advertised size
Use one unit system consistently and label your measurements clearly. Measure from fixed surfaces and show the measurement points in photographs. If an accessory reduces space, record both the bed dimension and the reduced clearance.
Swipe the table sideways to read the measurement checklist.
| Measurement | What to record | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Inside bed length | Length along the bed floor; identify whether the tailgate is included and its position. | A quoted “short bed” label does not describe the actual support area. |
| Inside width and wheel-arch clearance | Clear width between wheel arches and the usable width at other relevant heights. | The camper’s lower section and the bed’s narrowest points must be compared. |
| Bed depth and top rails | Floor-to-rail height and photographs of the top-rail shape and fitted rail hardware. | A truck-cap platform and a slide-in camper interact with the bed differently. |
| Rear opening and obstructions | Opening shape, tailgate position and any hardware that projects into the loading path. | Installation access can be different from the clear space inside the bed. |
| Cab and roof clearance | Clear photographs and dimensions of the cab and any existing roof accessories relative to the bed. | The cab-over section must be checked against the actual vehicle, not a model-name assumption. |
| Mounting and support points | Photos of existing attachment points and the current bed structure. | The supplier or installer must confirm the appropriate model-specific mounting arrangement. |
A supplier may request additional measurements from a model-specific drawing. Do not invent a mounting location, drill the truck or remove structural parts based on this general checklist.
3. Review the complete camping load separately
Dimensional fit and load capacity are different questions. Record the truck’s payload rating and list occupants, installed accessories, the configured camper, water, luggage and other camping equipment. Use the payload worksheet to organise that information.
Ask for the configured camper’s weight, what that figure includes and any relevant loading or mounting guidance. A published product weight range does not approve every truck in a model family. The vehicle’s applicable weight and axle limits still need to be checked using the manufacturer’s information and qualified installation advice. For a general explanation of these terms, see Ford’s guide to vehicle weights; use the ratings and instructions for your own vehicle.
4. Choose the correct product category
The Pop-Up X is an integrated living camper. Pop-Up 02 is a lighter truck-cap and pop-up sleeping platform. They should not be treated as interchangeable simply because both have a pop-up roof. Compare the two layouts and tell us how you plan to camp and use the truck.
5. Send a clear fitment request
Your enquiry checklist
- Truck make, model, year, cab style and bed version.
- Labelled bed dimensions and clearance photos.
- Installed accessories and intended changes.
- Payload rating and a complete camping-load list.
- Preferred camper model, roof option and intended use.
- Destination country and whether you need installer or dealer support.
Ask for written confirmation of the compatible configuration, mounting requirements and any information still needed before ordering. If you are evaluating a dealer sample, keep a separate fitment record for each truck version rather than extending one installation result to an entire market.
Prepare your truck for a fitment review
Start with your truck details and measurements. Our team can review the requested model and tell you what additional information is needed before a final quotation.
Request a truck-specific fitment review