Single-lid crossover truck boxes have one solid lid that lifts open toward the cab for accessing and unloading tools. The lid locks on the driver's side of the box with a push-button latching system and is self-rising for one-handed operation.

Low-profile single-lid crossover boxes have shallow top sections that don't limit visibility through the rear window and ease accessing tools in the bottom of the box. They have one lid that opens toward the cab and remains open to keep both hands free while unloading tools. The lid locks on the driver's side of the box with a push-button latching system and is self-rising for one-handed operation.

Double-lid crossover truck boxes have two lids that lift open toward the cab and remain open to keep both hands free while unloading tools. They open and shut independently from either side of the truck and help limit visibility to valuable gear and reduce exposure to harsh weather conditions. The driver-side locking mechanism secures both lids.

Gull wing lid crossover boxes have two lids that lift up toward the center of the box and stay open to keep both hands free while unloading tools. They operate independently so that while one side is open, the other side can remain closed and locked. They help limit visibility to valuable gear and reduce exposing supplies to harsh weather conditions. These crossover boxes have push-button latching systems and self-rising lids for one-handed operation.