Bed Racks and Accessories

We use secured jerry cans, bed racks, or roof-mounted carriers. Always mount them to prevent movement and use proper tie-downs or brackets for trail safety.

We build bed racks to expand your vehicle’s usable space, giving you a secure platform above the bed to mount gear, rooftop tents, or accessories. It transforms your bed into a rugged overland utility zone.
 

Our bed racks are constructed out of 12 ga steel and/or 5/16” 5052 aluminum extrusions, fully welded and finished with a durable powder coat. Every rack is engineered to withstand the trail and support heavy loads.
 

We design bed racks to fit a wide variety of pickup trucks — from midsize to full‑size. Each model is vehicle‑specific or adjustable to ensure a proper fit and full mounting compatibility.
 

Some of our bed racks are fixed vehicle‑specific designs, while others are adjustable in width and height to fit multiple bed lengths and truck models. This flexibility allows us to serve more rigs with fewer compromises.
 

Absolutely. We design many of our bed racks to support rooftop tents, heavy storage boxes, and expedition gear. We size and reinforce the structure so you’re not guessing your load capacity — you can build confidently.
 

No — we aim to keep our racks low‑profile and carefully placed so visibility through the rear window remains intact and the bed remains usable for cargo. We balance utility with function.
 

Our bed racks come with mounting points, slotted rails or pre‑drilled accessory tabs built in. You can easily add awnings, recovery gear, boards or jacks without additional fabrication. We make it turnkey.
 

Each rack comes powder‑coated in‑house for a tough, corrosion‑resistant finish. To maintain it, rinse off mud/salt after trips and inspect for chips. Touch‑up paint the small spots and you’ll keep that fresh finish for years.
 

Yes. Our bed racks are designed for DIY install with basic tools — socket/ratchet set, torque wrench, etc. We provide full hardware and instructions so you can install it in a weekend.
 

Any added gear affects payload slightly, but we engineer our racks to be as lightweight as possible while still being strong. We recommend accounting for the rack’s weight in your payload calculations. The trade‑off is huge utility and gear‑mounting capacity.
 

We design our racks for serious off‑road and overland use — heavy‑duty materials, precision fitment, accessory‑friendly mounting, strong finishes. We use them ourselves, and build for the long haul. Cheaper racks often compromise strength, fit or finish.
 

Yes — we support modular options like side mounts, awning brackets, top brace kits, and tonneau‑compatible adapters. You can expand or modify the rack over time as your build evolves.