Truck Liftgates & Components

Enhance Efficiency with Truck Liftgates & Components


Streamline loading and unloading with our range of truck liftgates and components. Designed for heavy-duty performance, these solutions provide reliable, efficient cargo handling for work or personal use.


From hydraulic liftgates to replacement parts and accessories, every product is built for durability, safety, and ease of operation. Whether you're upgrading your truck for professional hauling or enhancing daily functionality, these liftgate systems deliver the strength and convenience you need.


Equip your truck with liftgates and components that combine powerful performance, smooth operation, and lasting reliability to tackle even the toughest jobs.


Frequently Asked Questions

Check the exact product listing. {{website}} currently sells both liftgates with brackets included and pickup liftgates that state brackets are sold separately, plus stand-alone mounting kits. The correct kit can be vehicle-specific, so don't assume another bracket will work because the gate series looks similar. Match the liftgate model and vehicle to the required bracket part number before buying.

Use the exact year, make, model, body style, and truck type, then check the manufacturer's application chart. Tommy Gate uses vehicle-specific liftgate applications and mounting brackets; a gate offered for a compact pickup may differ from one for a full-size pickup or cargo van. Also check hitch, camera, sensor, bumper, and other rear-equipment compatibility before ordering or scheduling installation.

Choose capacity from the heaviest item you expect to lift, then leave a meaningful safety margin instead of matching the load exactly. Tommy Gate also recommends considering platform loading size and material, because a load can be within the weight rating but still be awkward or poorly supported. Compare the cargo's weight and footprint with the exact liftgate's rated capacity and platform dimensions.

No. If a liftgate has a noticeable problem, abnormal movement, unusual noise, or a hydraulic leak, take it out of service and have it checked before using it again. Tommy Gate specifically directs users not to operate a lift with abnormal movement and to repair leaks or worn parts before returning it to service. Once the problem is identified, replace only the compatible part or assembly required.