



Weather Guard 121 Aluminum Crossover Truck Tool Box, Full-Size Low-Profile, Matte Black (121-52-03)
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| Price | $1,099.00 | $1,099.99 | $1,099.00 | $1,099.95 |
| Style | Truck Tool Box | Truck Tool Box | Truck Tool Box | Truck Tool Box |
| Series | 121 Series Aluminum Crossover (Saddle) | — | 126 Series Steel Crossover (Saddle) | — |
| Style | Full-Size Low-Profile, single-lid saddle/crossover | — | Full-Size Standard, single-lid saddle/crossover | — |
| Storage Capacity | 10.2ft³ | — | 10.6ft³ | — |
| Exterior Dimensions | 72"L x 20"W x 18"H | — | 72"L x 20"W x 18"H | — |
| Material | Aluminum diamond plate, five-piece welded body, C-channel reinforced front | — | Heavy-duty formed steel, reinforced lid and front | Aluminum, 0.058" one-piece tub |
| Finish | Textured Matte Black ARMOR TUF | — | Brite White ARMOR TUF | Matte black powder coat |
| Rating | No reviews yet | No reviews yet | No reviews yet | |
| Ships in | 1 to 2 business days | 1 to 2 business days | 1 to 2 business days | 1 to 2 business days |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers on specs, fit and support
Will the 121-52-03 fit my truck?
It is a full-size low-profile crossover, or saddle, box that mounts across the top bed rails behind the cab, so it fits full-size pickups such as the F-150, Silverado and Sierra 1500 through 3500, Ram 1500 through 3500, Tundra and Titan. It needs about 72" of rail-to-rail width. Measure your bed rails and check clearance behind the cab first, and note it is not designed for compact or mid-size trucks.
Does it require drilling to install?
No. The box ships with under-rail clamps and hardware, so it mounts without drilling into your truck. Most installs take about 20 to 30 minutes and go easiest with two people to lift and hold the box while you clamp it down.
How does the lock on this saddle box work?
This earlier-generation saddle box uses a One Key push-button high-security lock. Press the button to release the lid, and the keyed cylinder lets you code several boxes on one truck, or an entire fleet, to a single key. It is PowerSync capable as well, so it pairs with Weather Guard interior lights and remote keyless entry accessories.
Will the matte black finish fade or stain in the weather?
No. The textured matte black ARMOR TUF coat is built to shrug off UV fading and corrosion, and the full-perimeter D-shaped seal keeps rain and dust off the contents. Its flat, low-sheen texture also does a good job hiding water spots and road film between washes.
Is this an earlier-generation box, and why does it cost less than the current model?
Yes. This is the previous-generation 121 low-profile saddle box, built around the proven One Key push-button high-security lock and PowerSync wiring instead of the newer 1Key UltraLock hardware on the current version. The welded aluminum diamond-plate body, low-profile lid line, weather seal and no-drill mounting are the same design, so you get the same day-to-day performance at a value price.
What is it made of and how big is it?
This previous-generation low-profile box is five-piece welded aluminum diamond plate under a textured matte black ARMOR TUF coat. It measures 72"L x 20"W x 18"H, holds 10.2ft³, and ships at about 79.05 lb, so it is light, low and value priced.








