> Are there like specific bins or nets that actually stay in place? Or something for under the back seats because that area is just a big empty hole right now Regarding what #3 said about "I have been dealing with trucks for a long time" and some gear being junk, i've found that getting sturdy bins is way better than thin nets. I'm really happy with the Vevor Underseat Storage Box for 2022-2024 Hyundai Santa Cruz. It fills that big empty hole perfectly and keeps my gear from rattling around while I'm driving. For the bed, I use the Rubbermaid ActionPacker 24 Gallon Lockable Storage Bin. Since youre in Tampa, these are great because they keep the sand out of your clean stuff. They're heavy enough that they dont move much on the plastic bed liner, so you dont have to worry about the safety of your cargo shifting... honestly its a lifesaver. No complaints so far, it works well for my weekly grocery runs too.

I remember taking a turn too fast with a glass bottle in my first truck. Heard it shatter and spent hours picking out shards. Tbh, a sliding load is a real safety hazard because it shifts weight unexpectedly. For a 350 budget, you just need a few solid anchors.

• Hyundai Santa Cruz Envelope Style Cargo Net - hooks into the bed points for groceries.
• WeatherTech Under Seat Storage System for 2022-2024 Santa Cruz - fills that hole under the rear bench.
• Smartliner Custom Fit Truck Bed Mat - heavy rubber stops things from sliding on the plastic. These are basically idiot-proof. No drills needed. Just drop them in and they stay put, which is way safer than generic bins that just slide around themselves... keeps everything secure while youre driving.

Just saw this. You might want to be careful with that plastic bed liner since its super slick. I would suggest:

• Keeper 05059 Ratcheting Cargo Bar to partition the bed. It adjusts from 40 to 70 inches and uses rubber feet.
• Drive Auto Car Trunk Organizer Collapsible for groceries. Make sure to clip the straps to the factory tie-downs so it wont budge. Just dont over-tighten the bar against the plastic side walls.

I have been dealing with trucks for a long time and unfortunately, most beginner accessories are just overpriced junk that breaks. I had issues with those thin elastic nets people love... they lose their stretch in the Florida sun after a single summer. If you want to keep that 350 budget intact, stop buying the cheap stuff and get things that actually survive the heat. Here is what I would actually use:

• WeatherTech CargoTech Containment System 4 Corner Blocks
• These are okay because they use a grippy underside to hold bins or bags in place without needing a full rail system.
• Highland 9501300 Black Heavy Duty Cargo Net 72in x 96in
• Way more durable than the flimsy dealer ones.
• Bull Ring 4001-XT Flush Fit Tie Down Anchors for Hyundai
• Gives you better points to hook stuff into so you arent struggling with the factory hooks. Honestly, driving around Tampa is a nightmare these days anyway. I was stuck on the Gandy Bridge for forty minutes yesterday because of a minor fender bender, and it is like nobody knows how to use a blinker anymore. The humidity is already peaking too, which makes working on the truck a total chore. Anyway, focus on those corner blocks for the groceries, they are simpler than trying to install a whole divider system.

100% agree