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This item: Adjustable 11-13" High Bed Racks Compatible with Tacoma/Ram 1500/ Tundra/Silverado & Sierra 1500/ F150/ Gladiator JT/Titan/Frontier/Canyon/Ranger
Product Details
Product Features
- 【Compatibility】: Overland Bed Rack fits most pickup trucks. Please measure the width of the truck bed before purchasing. Ensure that the width range of the bed is 46.4-73 inches. (Not compatible for trucks with Tonneau Cover & Bed Cover)
- 【Practical Design】: Enhance your pickup truck with this practical and thoughtfully designed bed rack, providing additional storage space. Equipped with two LED Light Bars, it offers extra illumination for nighttime driving. It doesn't obstruct bed storage space and can be adjusted to match the cab perfectly, catering to various hauling needs.
- 【Robust and Durable Construction】: Crafted from premium heavy-duty steel plate, this rack is exceptionally sturdy. It features a textured black powder coating for corrosion resistance and long-lasting durability.
- 【Versatile Functionality】: The bed rack features numerous slim slots for accessory installation and cargo tie-down. Ideal for transporting kayaks, surfboards, canoes, luggage, skis, and more. Both sides come with side panels and plenty of elongated slots for adding accessories. Install lights, high-lift jacks, fire extinguishers, roof tents, bike racks, and anything else you need.
Shipping & Delivery
Ships within 24 hours from our US warehouse. Delivery in 2–7 business days.
Returns & Refunds
Returns and refunds are accepted within 90 days of receiving your product. If the part is defective, the wrong item, or a fitment error on our side, we cover return shipping with a prepaid label. If you simply changed your mind, return shipping is the buyer's responsibility.
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