Weird, you don't get that message when you select 2020. Might be a glitch in their system as I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't work on a 2021.When I clicked the link I got this, thats why I wanted to clarify.
yeah i was scratchin my head lol
Is there a way for yous to be adjustable height? I see you have 3 height options but it seems I have to buy one of the 3 and it's not adjustable. Is that right? And how do you mount things to the side of the rack, are those additional brackets you have to buy? IT wasn't clear to me on your website.
I saw it on Facebook. I can look for it here.
Dang, Max Mod was on my list of contenders. I could see how those tanneau brackets could be a weak point though.
That is correct. We do not currently offer a height adjustable rack at this time.
We were in direct contact with this customer when the issue was brought to our attention. However, it was determined that the truck failed in this case and not our rack. We have sold thousands of bed racks/crossbars and have never seen a truck damaged like this due to one of our racks being installed on it. While some may not like that answer, we cannot control how people choose to use their vehicles and what type of stress they put on them.
Can you please elaborate on how the truck failed?
Super clean install. Looks great!I bought a @Max Modular Steel 18-inch rack from a fellow forum member. It had 4 Baja Design S2 Sport light mounted on it. I just ordered the needed wiring harness for the lights (Covid delayed). In the mean time, I mounted a Yakima MegaWarrior basket to the rack. The fit is great, used all the original hardware and was able to use the factory locks. Turns out these baskets are part of a Toyota 4Runner package. Bought one from a local guy that was included with his new 4Runner. Was able to remount my tonneau cover today. I have a bit more sealing work to ensure it is waterproof (probably 90% right now). A friend of mince gave me a set of replica ‘47 hood ornaments that fit perfect on the rack. This rack is outstanding!
Not looking to answer for @Max Modular , but there is little gained relative to roll up with an L-Bracket. You still have to clear the thickness of the bottom of the rack. It would take a redesign of the rack legs which would most-likely raise the price. For my tonneau, if the legs were 1/4 inch thinner. I would be able to roll the tonneau the entire way back.@Max Modular Why do the tonneau brackets have to be C shaped? Why couldn’t they be L shaped, still mount under the tonneau and then angle up either have the uprights slide onto them or wrap around the outside of the uprights? This would give you a clear path for rolling the tonneau.
