CLAMBER Overland Bed Rack for Mid-Size Pickup Truck with/Without Bed Rails | Adjustable Width Compatible with Tacoma, Gladiator, Ranger, Colorado, Canyon, Frontier (See Image for Size Chart)

La instalación fue realmente sencilla sin la ayuda de un profesional. El instructivo es muy claro y solo se utilizó como herramienta un juego de dados y matraca

This rack is mounted on my 4th Gen 2024 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road with 6’ box, stock suspension (for now). I had been searching for a rack for some time, but didn’t want to spend upwards of $2000 on a bed rack. I stumbled across this rack months ago and saved it in my shopping cart. Bit the bullet and purchased last week with my Christmas bonus, and am I ever glad that I did. This rack is built like a brick **** house. The assembly took me about 3 hours alone in the rain, only using a socket set and an adjustable wrench. If I was in a warmer and much more dry place, it would have taken maybe 2 hours. Since I was alone, I built the rack on the truck instead of building it then mounting on the truck afterwards as the instructions intended. I was worried the rack might look too small on the 6’ bed but it actually looks really good. My view through the rear view mirror isn’t affected at all by the rack. The rack itself is rather heavy, but ironically it is the perfect weight on the rear suspension to level out the truck. The coating is durable, and there are plenty of mounting positions for gear. The logo plate gives the rack a sharp look. Additionally, the centre posts have built in steps with grip, so if your tailgate is loaded with material you can use your tire to climb the top of the rack. The only downside so far, which is minimal, is the handles on the back are plastic and not metal. But that isn’t something worth dissing this rack. Overall, I am extremely impressed with this rack. I am looking forward to mounting my hardshell tent and some gear. I will update this review after a few months to comment on gas mileage changes, ride changes, etc. I would, and already have, recommended to a friend. Very impressed! ******Update - April 30, 2025****** The rack is still holding up well! I live in a harsh winter area of Canada where they salt the roads, and there is definitely some rust in areas where the power coating chipped. Nothing that is of concern and I have buffed and touched up with touch up paint. The little CLAMBER plates are what have rusted the most. I plan to take those off, clean them up and paint match them black as well. The rack has remained sturdy, no tightening needed at all. My gas mileage did take a bit of a dip. I was sitting at about 13.4 km/100L but I am now sitting at appx. 15.1 km/100L. I would be happy to update this again as I enter summer again as the mileage will no doubt change again. Keep in mind I have put much lighter wheels on but will also be adding a rooftop tent to my set up. Overall I still stand by this rack!!! I’m looking at other attachments for it and can’t wait to load it up. Edit 2: I realized that I didn’t update with summer mileage. Since this install, I have also installed many other mods such as roofrack, rooftop tent, wider tires, and larger fender flares, however my mileage is sitting around 15.0 after the entire summer. The rack is holding up well with no real signs of wear and tear. The 5 star review holds!

Very well built! Heavy, and you can tell it is heavy duty. It took me about 3 hours to put together. I did it myself. Fit greats in a 2024 Sierra. Instructions were pretty straight forward and I just assembled by steps already on the truck. I didn’t overly tighten any of the bolts until I was about to secure it.

I have a 2009 hummer h3T , and wanted an overlander rack for it , after hours of going through measurements etc this one was the one that I could make fit , and it was not very tall was super important, it is very well made , super thick steel , black powder coating was well done , lots of black powder cleared carriage bolts bouts and washers , took some cutting and welding on the bottom attachment plates to fit up to my hummer box rails , total time was about 6 hours total , looks awesome , these were made for Toyota Tacoma, jeep gladiators, my hummer h3T has a box measurements fairly close to these , it looks awesome , lots of people asking about it ,

I decided to pay a little extra for this Rack vs cheaper ones. As far as the install on my Tacoma it was excellent. It took me about 4HRs to install, but I am very picky and measured everything exactly. I loosened and tightened bolts multiple times to get everything perfectly spaced. 3 Things I like: Very well made and Solid. The look is clean and very cool. It has hardware mounting holes everywhere. 3 Things to think of depending on your setup: It’s Heavy and definitely adds a bit of weight. Though worth it, It’s expensive. The forward equipment mounts make it difficult to pull things out of the forward portion of the bed. (see pictures. I left mine off for this reason) Overall it's an excellent choice if you have the money, and well worth it depending on your setup. Would recommend to a friend.