MOS UpLift Rack for Van Rear Door - Load Assist

Features to know about

Rear Door Loading at a Workable Height

Loading bikes, skis, or camping gear onto your van's rear door rack can get awkward fast when the lifting point sits too high. The MOS UpLift works with the Van Attachment Tubes to place the loading position close to shoulder height or lower at the rear door, giving you a lower, easier place to guide gear into position. You still handle the gear, but the lift feels more controlled and the load is easier to manage before the trip starts.

Gas-Strut Help for Heavy, Awkward Gear

When your gear is bulky enough to make one-person loading feel clumsy, the gas-strut-assisted lowering system takes some of the strain out of the lift. The UpLift lowers the mounting platform and supports controlled movement while you position your bike rack, ski carrier, or other approved accessory. The job feels less like a full overhead press and more like guiding the load where it needs to go.

One Rear Setup for Changing Trip Gear

Trips do not always call for the same equipment, and your rear door rack should not feel locked into one job. This setup supports bikes, skis, and camping gear, with the Van Attachment Tubes creating the base for the UpLift on the rear door carrier. You can set up for the gear you are carrying that day and keep the loading point where it is easier to reach.

Van Tubes That Support Multiple Rear Rack Setups

The Van Attachment Tubes are not limited to one configuration on your rear door carrier. They can act as the mounting base for the MOS UpLift load-assist system or work directly with select bike rack setups depending on how your gear is arranged. The tubes adjust from 20" to 32" wide and carry a 200 lbs loading capacity, giving your van setup a defined structure for carrying gear at the rear door with easier access during loading and unloading.