Is TracRac TracONE Truck Bed Ladder Rack TH27000XT-EX Adjustable to Fit 2008 F-150 Stepside
Updated 05/06/2015 | Published 05/05/2015
Question:
Is the width adjustable? I have an 08 Ford F150 stepside - not rare, but nowheres near as common as the standard fleetside........
asked by: Martin S
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Expert Reply:
The TracRac TracONE Truck Bed Ladder Rack # TH27000XT-EX that you referenced is a near-universal-fit ladder rack system that will work fine on your 2008 F-150 Stepside. The crossbars on this rack have a slot in the bottom that allows for a good fit on various bed widths. It also fits 5-1/2-, 6-1/2- and 8-foot bed lengths. The linked video illustrates installation in an F-150.
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Adam R
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Thule TracRac TracONE Ladder Rack w/ Cantilever - Fixed Mount - 800 lbs - Silver
- Ladder Racks
- Truck Bed
- Fixed Rack
- Ladders and Materials
- Not Tonneau Compatible
- Over-Cab Height
- 800 lbs
- Over the Cab
- No Drilling Required
- Thule
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