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This aluminum ladder rack gives you 500 lbs of hauling capacity, so it handles serious loads whether you’re carrying ladders, lumber, or kayaks. The crossbars sit high over the bed to keep long cargo above your cover and out of the way. With 250 lbs per bar, you can load both work gear and recreational equipment without giving up truck bed space.

The rack is built to work with most inside-the-rail tonneau covers, including Lomax hard tri-fold and Access roll-up designs. Its framework mounts on top of the bed rails, so the cover opens and closes freely underneath. You keep the weather protection of your tonneau and gain overhead carrying power for everything else you need to haul.

Installation is simple and requires no drilling. Foam-padded utility rails rest on your bed rails, and aluminum inserts drop into the stake pockets for a snug fit that won’t scratch your truck. The uprights slide along the utility rails, so you can reposition or remove them when you need to carry tall cargo.

Each 66" crossbar has integrated mounting channels along the top and bottom for adding tie-downs and accessories. The removable rubber strip on top keeps cargo from shifting and gives you quick access to the upper channel when needed. Optional load stops (sold separately) slide into the channels to hold gear in place and add extra tie-down points.


The lightweight aluminum frame is rustproof and finished with a durable anodized coating for long-term corrosion resistance. Angled uprights keep your view clear and give the rack a clean, streamlined look. This setup is tough enough for jobsite use but refined enough to stay on year-round without worry.

Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
What's up everybody Adam here with etrailer. Today we're gonna be taking a look at a pretty cool upgrade for your truck. And it's the Adarac Pro Series custom ladder rack. What makes this ladder rack unique is if you have a tonneau cover that doesn't cover up your stake pockets, you can use it with it. So there's gonna be two different types. You're gonna have one that's just straight upright, and you're gonna have the other ones that are a little more in.
So with this one, we can get a tri-fold type hard tonneau cover on here. Depending on where these are, though, sometimes we will have a little bit of contact. But if you just had a hard rolling tonneau cover, even just a soft one, and those stake pockets are open, you can have the best of both worlds. Cover the contents of your bed for all the sensitive items, and then all the big stuff, just throw up on top. So we're using the Lomax hard tonneau cover, and as you can see, we don't have a whole lot of clearance, but it will work.
And that's just with the rails as far back as possible. So another one you could use is a hard rolling tonneau cover. It's the Bak Revolver X4. that would work with the ones that are uprights. That would also work with the ones that kind of come in at an angle.
Or we have another one that's a little bit shorter than these. So the roll up is definitely what you wanna go with if you go with the shorter version of this ladder rack. Our ladder racks are obviously for ladders, but you can put kayak up on here. We're using the Swagman J-Style carrier. Some of the other ones like the etrailer, the Yakima version and also the other types of rhino racks and stuff you might see on our website, some of those don't work.
But if you do want a kayak carrier for your ladder rack, the Swagman did work pretty well here. And that's just because of the studs right here. On the other versions that don't work, they're not long enough. But with the Swagman they are. So to get an idea, the bar, the overall height is about an inch and a half. And this is a square bar, so it's gonna be an inch and half by an inch and a half. So those wraparound accessories, if they work with that size, it's gonna work. Underneath this little weather strip is a t-slot. So those t-slot accessories are gonna work with this. I think that's probably your best bet when it comes to your accessories, just because it'll be as low profile as possible. We will have to trim this us up a little bit, but I like the fact that it's on here because it does help keep my ladder in place. Whatever we do plan on putting up onto the ladder rack, We don't wanna exceed 500 pounds. That's kind of a standard amount of weight. There's really nothing that's a little bit lower than that, mainly just up from there. So if you did wanna have a ladder rack rack with a tonneau cover and you want more weight, you can go ahead and grab the Thule SR Tracrac. So it has sliding rails, and you can use the BAK Revolver X4 with that for it to work. And that's gonna give you about 1,250 pounds of capacity. So it all just depends on what you're really wanting to do with it. So that's pretty much the gist of it when it comes to the Adarac Pro Series. A lot of different types. It is also gonna come in silver if you want to grab that, just depends on what kind of look you're really going for. But moving forward, let's just kind of get into the more in depth details about the rack. Let's go over some measurements. So from the bed rails all the way up to the bar, so this is where we're gonna be putting the ladders or whatever. It's about 26" just to the top of that bar. And then if we go up a little bit more, it's about 27-1/4" to the top of our little tie-down. So we're gonna have a tie-down on each end of each bar. And I have two hooks going through there right now, but there still is a little bit of room for maybe another, but again, they are plastic, so I wouldn't wanna put a whole lot of strain on 'em. But there are some other options for tie-downs on this rack. This isn't gonna come with the kit, but we do have some of these, and they come in a pack of four, so you can have one on each side. And it's gonna be perfect just for one single S hook or something like that. If you do have a double J hook or something it's not gonna work with it. But these can be purchased separately. There's another thing we can get though with this ladder rack. It's gonna be a load stop, but also it's gonna be a tie-down. So what these are gonna do, you would put these underneath. They mount through this hole and the track underneath with a bolt and a little slot, and it'll be like this. So we can sit here. We can loosen it up, put it up against our ladder on both sides, and then we can use this little ring right here to hook all of our straps onto. So these are also sold separately. These come in a kit of two. So maybe you wanna grab two of these for a ladder so you can have load ups on each side, on each bar. I also think it kind of looks cool, but there is a very premium option setup over here. So let's go check that out. Come on. So you wanna setup like this and you're not really wanting to break the bank, this is gonna be the most economical choice. Only giving us 500 pounds capacity, but covering our bed and give us some sort of load up on the bars. But moving on to the more premium option, I like this 'cuz it looks awesome. One, you can use the Retrax XR to work with this. Slides all the way back, which is cool. You are gonna lose a little bit of bed space with that, but then this is the Overhaul HD. Cool thing about the Overhaul, it is gonna have the same capacity as the Adarac but this is adjustable, and then we do have tie-downs built in which are metal, so they're gonna be a little bit heavier duty. And then they also use the heavy duty bar, so if you look up at the crossbar, we're gonna have tie-downs here as well. And another thing that's cool about this premium option is we're still gonna have the t-slot. We don't have to remove the cap to put those t-slots in, and these bars are gonna be around the same thickness of it. So your wraparound accessories are still gonna work. So it's kind of the same, but then moving all the way down, if you look down by the tower to the left right here, we are gonna have a locking core. So this is gonna lock to our truck. So the ladder rack's locked to it, and then the Retrax locks as well. So this is the more premium option. It looks cooler in my opinion, but again, very, very premium compared to the Adarac. So that's probably the best bet if you're just wanting to get into it. But again, if you're looking to just do some heavy hauling, you want to go with the Thule track rack. That's gonna pretty much double the capacity of both of these ladder racks. What I would do is I would keep a 9/16" socket in here if you're moving this around a lot. This isn't something that you're gonna be able to do from the outside of the truck, 'cuz I can start to move this side but then the other side doesn't come with it. So what you wanna do is take both your hands and then this way it'll slide a lot easier along that track. So we can slide it all the way back here, so we can use the whole entire bed if we really wanted to, or you can just completely take out those bolts that we loosened for it to slide, and you can just take the rack completely off. And that just about does it for our look at the Adarac Pro Series custom ladder rack..
Ratings & Reviews
Hard to find a rack that fit with the stock hard trifold tonneau cover on my 2021 Silverado 1500. This rack was easy to install, fit perfect and does not interfere with the tonneau cover
Easy to install, very stout, light weight, looks great and the tie down points on the ends of the racks are a great feature. Nothing to not like ... well maybe the price lol.
I think it's a great ladder rack for step ladders and shorter extension ladders. I qwould support anything longer than a 16 footer. It was easy to put together and works really well for what I need and with my tonneau coover
Box came open at one end and slightly open at the other. I was nervous thinking that the hardware bag and two additional accessories that I ordered might be missing. Upon opening the box everything was there and well packaged. The only issue I had was one of the vertical supports that has two laser cut holes didn't have one of the holes completely cut. 3/4 of the cut was made. I punched a starter hole in the center and drilled it out and finished the install. Overall great rack for carting around the canoe or lumber longer than the pickup bed. One other thing. They need to debur the edges of the aluminum pieces otherwise they are very sharp.
Love this ladder rack...it works great with my tauneau cover, Iuse it to transport our Kayaks when we go camping and it is great to still be able to use my bed with the tauneau cover on to protect our gear in inclimate weather. I would absolutely buy it again. Thanks.
This rack is very solid and travels well.
I have had no problems but I should say I have used it lightly.
Super easy to install and looks great. Can't wait to get my boards up there!
I bought this ladder rack because I needed something that would attach to the stake pockets of my f-150 because I have a bed cover. Everything else I found had to hook around the side of the truck bed. Installation was easy. The only issue I had was the forward stake holes didn't have a removable cover. I had to cut a hole in each side.I use them to carry my kayaks when I go camping. They work great for that and carrying anything that won't fit in the bed.
Works great with the backflip hard cover.
Should have some predrilled hole to attach tie down straps.
I really like the aesthetics of the ladder rack and functionality. Its sturdy, durable and looks slick !
Package arrived on time I have been out of town for a few weeks so just put it together today
It fit perfectly I think it looks good will mount kayaks on it and see if it works
I am well pleased so far
The ladder rack is great. Fits over my tonneau cover. And carries everything I put up there.
I have had this rack for one year. So far, so good. It looks great, way better than other models I see around. Do not rust; sturdy enough. Works well with trunk cover. Installation is a bit tricky, but any handyman can do it alone in a couple of hours. Good purchase overall
Clean, sleek look. Easy to install!
Took a couple of hours to install. One on the few you can use with hard tri-fold bed cover. Going to add side bars for off-road tools.
After 90 minute install, it feels sturdy and looks great. Ford ranger 2025, no cutting or drilling required. I like the fact that it has some rubber strips on top, should work well for carrying a kayak. Will need to unscrew antenna if carrying something in middle over roof.
I love my Adarac Pro Series Custom Truck Bed Ladder Rack - Aluminum - Matte Black - 500 lbs. I found it easy to install by myself—including cutting the deck plastic trim to expose my stake covers. Its black finish complements my truck. Best of all, it enables my BAK Industries tonneau cover, Revolver X2, to maintain is full functionality. My only recommendation would be to include more foam strips. They are intended to fill the gaps between the end of the grooves on the plastic trim to the end of the rail. There was enough for one strip of foam on each end rather than two (one on each side of the rail) on each end of the rails.
Packaged delivered in good shape. The rack was very well made. It was easy to install. Very sturdy and should hold up well. The Pro model worked with my Bak-flip Tonneau Cover. I would highly recommend this product. I have used etrailer for years and they always come thru.
I had delayed trying to get ladder racks because I wasn't sure whether it would work with my bed cover. I was able to locate the correct model online and verify my findings and order on the phone Rodney was helpful and friendly.
I have had the rack installed for about six weeks. After a few trips on everything from highways to gravel and dirt roads it has been very solid. We have a fly fishing rod case mounted on it and it's solid. I think there is a little wind noise but not much. Easy to install, lots of good paper instructions as well as videos on line. Next trip will have our canoe mounted on top.
I bought this rack believing installation did not require drilling. That may be true for installation on many vehicles, but does require drilling to install on a Jeep Gladiator. Special instructions that come with the rack are quite clear on this for both a Jeep Gladiator and a Toyota Tacoma up to 2023.
A 2nd issue came up while following the instructions. They call for torquing the self threading bold to 85 in/lbs. When I hit 60 in/lbs, the self threading bolts started stripping out the holes. I fixed this using 6 nuts to hold the self threading bolts from underneath. Tight clearances made this a tougher job than it should have been.
To anticipate questions, yes I was using a torque wrench calibrated in inch pounds and not foot pounds. Yes I used the proper drill size and did not wobble the holes larger. I believe that at least for Jeep Gladiator, the kit should include nuts for the hold down bolts. Can't comment on the Toyota Tacoma - but be prepared.
I will say that once installed, the rack looks to be a quality item and I am otherwise satisfied with it. If not for the unexpected installation hassles, I would rate the rack as 5 stars.
Overall good product, works with my trifold tonneau cover, I do wish it had some sort of cover for the stake pocket where the upright bolts in. I wish I came with additional channel nuts as well for bolting onto the crossbars
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