Aftermarket Trail Rail system?

[caryt]

I need the Jeep Trail rails for a Alu-Cab install so was wondering do any of the aftermarket ones made with the exact dimensions as the Jeep system.?

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[Walldo]

Northridge has a good price on Mopar parts.
https://www.northridge4x4.com/part/82215956-mopar-trail-rail-cargo-management-system
This is going to hold your Alu-Cab onto the truck, not something to cheap out on. JMO

 

[caryt]

10-4, I saw it also on Amazon sold by Mopar Performance 82215956 for $350
https://www.amazon.com/Mopar-822159...6&psc=1&mcid=bf885327e43d3e3aa07b9ca0995c8859

 

[Y-Guy]

I bought mine off Amazon too, about a year ago for $318, good price and product was in good shape no damage.

 

[caryt]

10-4..they had one all complete and undamaged for $299 so I grabbed it.

 

[bowtiejc]

I used the rebel Offroad ones . There great and bolt to factory holes in bed.

 

[Lucky1]

I just purchased this one today. Going to see what happens with it. For $140 the risk seems worth it. The few reviews are all good. Beats me trying to find unistrut, cut it drill it, and paint it on my own. Plus finding hardware.
https://www.amazon.com/Dasbecan/b/r...66171011&field-lbr_brands_browse-bin=Dasbecan

 

[Camaroboi13]

I just purchased this one today. Going to see what happens with it. For $140 the risk seems worth it. The few reviews are all good. Beats me trying to find unistrut, cut it drill it, and paint it on my own. Plus finding hardware.
https://www.amazon.com/Dasbecan/b/r...66171011&field-lbr_brands_browse-bin=Dasbecan

Check your link bud, that sends me to a page with sunvisors and dog food.

 

[Great Offender]

Check your link bud, that sends me to a page with sunvisors and dog food.

https://www.amazon.com/Dasbecan-Com...gDWTpbcGykRP-w8FW0SYi52aigGpojrDHo&dib_tag=se

I think that's the one. Reviews are 50/50 with one complaining the bolts were too long? Shouldn't that have been a universal issue? The other bad review, out of 5, was a quality complaint but from the pictures it looks like they installed it anyway or broke it during installation. Who knows with Amazon ratings?

If I do it I will probably buy the unistrut then cut, paint and install myself since the struts holes usually line up with the pre-drilled holes in the bed. Nothing wrong with a little DIY especially if no one is going to see it under the cap.

 

[KevinM60]

I bought this one last year. Bolted right on and is solid.
DICMIC Trail Rail System

 

[Mojave20]

I bought this one last year. Bolted right on and is solid.
DICMIC Trail Rail System

I have the same one. Install was easy and has held up well.

 

[KrispyKotex]

I went with this and am very happy with it. Like it because it's metal, sits beneath the walls of the bed, and is compatible with the BAK Revolver X4s Tonneau. Also, the tie-downs are metal, not plastic like Mopar, but if you like, a Mopar tie-down will work with it; https://www.quadratec.com/p/teraflex/uinta-cargo-bed-rail-system-gladiator-jt-4831010

Also got some extra tie-downs, which will really cost you if you go with Mopar;
https://www.quadratec.com/p/teraflex/uinta-cargo-tie-down-anchor-gladiator-jt-4831020?sc_feature=MAIL_CURRENT_CART&sc_cohort=AAAA&sc_eh=0db7dc5f2e4e92501&sc_src=email_1317257&sc_llid=352460&sc_lid=153365960&sc_uid=d0ssimubCm?sc_src=email_1317257&sc_lid=153365960&sc_uid=d0ssimubCm&sc_llid=352460&sc_eh=0db7dc5f2e4e92501&utm_source=Quadratec+Newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Abandoned+Cart+2+Automation-2021052822&utm_content=-IMAGE+{{+item.image+}}-item+image

"I am not a company Spokesperson" so if you want to go a different route, understood.....this is just an option for you.

 

[Lucky1]

https://www.amazon.com/Dasbecan-Com...gDWTpbcGykRP-w8FW0SYi52aigGpojrDHo&dib_tag=se

I think that's the one. Reviews are 50/50 with one complaining the bolts were too long? Shouldn't that have been a universal issue? The other bad review, out of 5, was a quality complaint but from the pictures it looks like they installed it anyway or broke it during installation. Who knows with Amazon ratings?

If I do it I will probably buy the unistrut then cut, paint and install myself since the struts holes usually line up with the pre-drilled holes in the bed. Nothing wrong with a little DIY especially if no one is going to see it under the cap.

Thank you for finding the right link! That was what I wanted to post!.....I was really entertaining going the DIY route but this just seemed easier (lazier) than that lol....

 

[Great Offender]

Thank you for finding the right link! That was what I wanted to post!.....I was really entertaining going the DIY route but this just seemed easier (lazier) than that lol....

Funny thing, immediately after posting I started researching and pricing ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Realized I really don't need it "right now" so I rationally(?) talked myself out of it. I see the ease and beauty in a kit!

 

[Lucky1]

Funny thing, immediately after posting I started researching and pricing ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Realized I really don't need it "right now" so I rationally(?) talked myself out of it. I see the ease and beauty in a kit!

Lol that's the point I've always ended up at. In the years of ownership i haven't needed the rails. I kept looking at the $3-400 price point and have always figured I don't need it bad enough to pay the big price. That's what had me thinking DYI when and if. I would like to be able to mount the roof carrier we have for the van over the bed... the daughter should be going out of state to college in the fall area this year so I am thinking it's finally time to get this accomplished. For the lower price of this one, it just seems easy to be in one box! Now, I need to figure out a way to make some uprights and bars to clear the roll up cover and hold that carrier!

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