North Rancho Cucamonga is one of Rancho Cucamonga's most active areas for truck owners, with 42,000 residents near Etiwanda Ave and Banyan St. North Rancho Cucamonga borders the foothills, and many residents here use their trucks for trail access on weekends. We specialize in a wide range of products, including LINE-X spray-on bed liners, truck bed covers, side steps, running boards, toolboxes, contractor racks, and more. We proudly carry top-name brand products, all backed by manufacturer warranties. Our Corona facility at 2175 Sampson Ave #116 in Corona is about 8 minutes from North Rancho Cucamonga — close enough for a same-day appointment on most premium utility truck equipment jobs.
Pricing for utility truck equipment in Rancho Cucamonga typically runs $500–$8,000 depending on your vehicle make, model, and selected options. We provide a free, no-obligation quote before any work begins.
LINE-X of Corona, established in 1992, was one of the first LINE-X spray-on bedliner franchises and has since grown into one of the largest in California. With over 30 years of experience, we've built a solid reputation for quality and value.
For utility truck equipment customers in Rancho Cucamonga, that means multiple spray-on bed liner options and top brand accessories — every install done on-site with manufacturer-backed warranties.
Typical range for Rancho Cucamonga area. Final price depends on your vehicle.
Job-specific needs assessment
Equipment selection and configuration
Vehicle prep and electrical layout
Equipment installation and finishing
Operation walkthrough and final QA
As an authorized LINE-X dealer in Corona, we're an authorized installer for the leading manufacturers. Every product is backed by manufacturer warranty.
Can you build out a fleet of work trucks?
Yes — we work with construction, plumbing, HVAC, and electrical fleets to build out matching trucks. Volume pricing and consistent build specs across the fleet are part of the package. Our shop at 2175 Sampson Ave #116, Corona is about 18 miles from Rancho Cucamonga — most customers are in and out the same day.
What's the difference between a service body and a topper?
A service body replaces the truck bed entirely with built-in compartments — like a utility van bed. A topper covers the existing bed. Service bodies offer more organized storage; toppers preserve bed space.
Do you install ladder racks for contractors?
Daily — ladder racks, headache racks, and lumber racks for trades. We install Holman, Adrian Steel, and Buyers Products gear with proper mounting that won't damage the bed rails.
We serve these nearby locations for utility truck equipment:
“Jason built out four of our fleet trucks with Reading service bodies. The builds were consistent across all four vehicles and every compartment was exactly where our crew specified. This is what fleet work should look like.”
“Got a Knapheide utility body installed on my Ram 3500. The compartment layout was customized to fit my electrical business needs. LINE-X of Corona was the only shop in the area that could handle the build properly.”
“LINE-X of Corona installed a headache rack and toolboxes on my contractor truck. Everything mounted solid and the toolbox locks are heavy duty. Jake even re-routed a wire harness I had run poorly myself. Professional from start to finish.”
Serving North Rancho Cucamonga, Rancho Cucamonga — 18 miles from our shop. Call or text (951) 738-8320 for a fast, personalized quote — or complete the form on our main site and we'll get back to you shortly.
2175 Sampson Ave #116, Corona, CA 92879 · Mon-Fri 8:00am - 4:30pm
