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Refer to this table when you need a refresher on the definitions of the different pickup truck bed styles and configurations or are looking to purchase replacement pickup truck bed panels from our catalog:

Fleetside: This is the ‘standard’ pickup bed style at GM, Dodge and most import brands. The exterior of the bed is flat while the wheel well arches are contained within the bed. These are available in short- and long-box versions, the latter offering significantly more cargo-carrying capacity.
Styleside: Similar in design to fleetside, styleside is the name Ford applies to the regular ‘flat-sided’ bed on their pickup trucks. While many people refer to standard Ford pickup boxes as fleetside, at Raybuck, we use the official terminology to help you identify the right replacement panels for your Ford truck.
Stepside: The Stepside bed option was offered for generations on various GM and Dodge models, though neither GM nor Dodge offers this body style with their most recent models. With this pickup bed configuration, the wheel well arches are outside of the bed, leaving a perfectly rectangular space inside the box for cargo.
Flareside: Once again Ford chooses to use their own pickup bed terminology when it comes to their version of the Stepside. Ford highlights the ‘flared’ nature of the option boxes they offered on their late-model pickups. The exterior wheel well arches were complemented with small steps front and back. Current F-150 and Super Duty models do not have this configuration.