Great question Jake, The Pace Edwards JackRabbit part part #311-M-JRFA05A28 will not work with your System One Contractor Rig ladder rack, but the Pace Edwards Full-Metal JackRabbit with Explorer Series rails part #311-FEFA05A28 is the version I…
This is going to we a sweet setup on your Tremor Joe! The Yakima LongArm Truck Bed Load Extender #Y01149 is one of the best options for your setup because of its versatility and adjustability. It’s designed to work in multiple configurations…
Unfortunately it will not Bill but congrats on the car! There's been two generation changes with big redesigns on the Corolla so the older hitch isn't going to be transferable. To add a hitch to your 2025 Toyota Corolla LE, I recommend the…
Hey Jim, the TS Rails for TruXedo Elevate Rack System #TH85FR fits your 2024 Ford Ranger and allows you to install the Truxedo Elevate Rack when paired with one of the following tonneau covers: BAK: G2, MX4, Revolver X2, and Revolver X4 Extang:…
Hi Denny! The Pace Edwards Contractor Rig Rack Truck Bed Ladder Rack #311-CR6008 will currently only fit Pace Edwards tonneau covers that come with their Explorer rails (see attached image). If you do not already have one of these on your 2026 Ram…
Best option will be an air bag kit like the Firestone part #F2404 which is a fit for your 2018 Ram 5500. This gives you ability to get the exact amount of additional suspension support you need on the heavier side instead of adding a leaf which might…
You can absolutely install crossbars and a cargo basket on top of the RetraxPRO XR Hard Tonneau Cover - Retractable - Aluminum - Matte Black - Accessory T-Slots #RTT-80232 on your 2019 Ram 3500. Starting with the crossbars I recommend the Rhino-Rack…
The Yakima OverHaul HD Adjustable Truck Bed Ladder Rack #Y01151-5955 is specifically designed to fit tonneau covers like the RetraxPRO XR Hard Tonneau Cover #RTT-80232 with the accessory T-rail on the tonneau cover. The down fall to this type of…
Generally speaking, soft tonneau covers that mount inside of the bed rails will work with most ladder racks that mount into the truck bed stake pockets. However, although the Tonno Pro Lo-Roll fits this description, I would be concerned with how tall…
Hey Andrew. The Malone Axis Truck Bed and Roof Load Extender item #MPG907 and the Flint Hill Goods Truck Bed Extender item #FHG89ZR are practically identical. Not sure they would be the best option for 2 kayaks though. They each max out at 48"…
With you slide in truck camper causing the passenger side of your 2022 Ford F-350 Dually 2WD to sag more than the drivers side, the Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Ultimate Air Helper Springs #AL88391 are going to be the best option for you. The air bag…
Hey Derek, great question and thanks for stopping by! So mainly between the yellow #SSR-127-54 and the black #SSR-127-47 SumoSpring Solo's is the capacity. The yellow's are going to be for a heavier load application with a 2,800 lb capacity,…
Keep gear from sliding with a ratcheting cargo bar that locks loads in place. Pick an adjustable length that fits your bed—options like 44" to 74", 50" to 65", or 59" to 73"—and position it across the back or above the wheel wells to keep groceries and bins near the tailgate. The ratchet is quick to snug and release; just take a moment to dial the length and avoid over-tightening on newer bed sides.
Yes, it can be used with a rolling cover. The bar pushes against the bed sides, so snug it down without cranking excessively. Check that the feet sit below the cover's rails and don't interfere with the canister. If you notice bed side flex, back off the tension and re-seat the feet.
Measure the width where you plan to mount it and match that to the bar's adjustable length. Pick a compact or full-size option based on your bed width, like a mid-size bed needing a shorter range. Mounting above the wheel wells can help keep bins close to the tailgate. If your measurement is near the ends of a bar's range, verify it still has room to ratchet tight.
Setup is straightforward and quick. Position the bar where you want it, pre-set the length, then ratchet it snug. It can take a bit to learn the right adjustment, especially with aggressive gear teeth. Some bars are heavy duty, so be ready to support the weight while positioning.
First, confirm your bed width fits within the bar's adjustment range. Make sure the ratchet is fully engaged and the gear teeth are clean before loading. Don't pre-adjust it too tight before locking, which can cause bed side flex and poor engagement. If it still slips, re-seat the feet on a flatter spot and re-ratchet.