IIIREENO Full-Size Pickup Fit for Overland Bed Rack/Adjustable Truck Cargo Carrier (Large-Size)

Time will tell as far as reliability is concerned. The rack is well contructed and quite heavy duty. It is not a light weight rack by any means. It was packaged very well and arrived undamaged. The welds all look good and the finish seems durable. Assembly is gonna take some time so be patient and it would be much easier with two people. I assembled it by myself though without too much trouble. I am missing the grab handles that go on the back. Otherwise everything was good to go. I chose to drill the bed rails to mount it. I have seen friction mounts fail and the racks slide into the cab on steep decents. This thing seems like it will support a ton of weight, I would reccomend this rack to anyone not concerend about weight limits for sure. The claimed load capacities are much higher than the more expensive name brand racks out there.

Went with the large as I could trim it if needed. Came all together with kinda decent instructions. But if you mastered ikea furniture this will be a breeze. I’ve taken multiple camping trips and this thing definitely does the job perfectly. Everyone asks where I got it and all that jazz but 10/10 recommend this rack as with a tent on top it just about matches the roof line and keeps it sleek. Have a friend help you. And I decided once it was fitted the way I wanted I welded all the joints to add more rigidity. Take your time and get it where you want it the first time as making adjustments once it’s all set up is a bit frustrating. And I’d recommend adding some sort of padding to the cross bar right above the tailgate as slamming your head on it is not recommended

I mounted this on a 6.5ft bed Tundra. Firstly, my main criteria was that I didn’t want whatever tent I put on my truck to ride above the cab or the truck. So I bought this after taking measurements knowing that crossed that bit of criteria off the list. The packaging was pretty well put together and when removed from the packaging was clean with no scratches or dings. it took about 3 hours to get it all put together and mount it to the truck altogether. It’s very stout, holds weight super well and still leaves enough room for the bed of the truck to be usable for smaller items. I haven’t had any issues with rusting YET so we’ll have to see about that. But one of the other brands that I was considering wanted over $1,000 for a similar rack. This was about $580 shipped. So far it’s got a few thousand miles, hundreds with different trailers, and a few hundred miles offroad. Solid, no movements or loosening hardware. For the price, it’s worth every penny.

I bought the full size, the welds are good, the C channels are thicker than I expected, this WILL NOT WORK WITH ANY TRIFOLD TONEAU COVER, specifically if you have an OEM Chevrolet hard trifold toneau, you’ll have to remove it completely. Side rails and all. To reiterate, I bought the full size, not the one that’s advertised for mid size and full size pick ups. That out of the way, it’s a nice rack, I wish it was 2 inches taller so it’ll sit flush with the roof of the truck. It will definitely hold 700lbs and then some static weight. I’m not sure about dynamic but I wouldn’t put more than 350lbs, just because the way it’s secured to the bed. I used the blocks that attach to the lip of the bed (see pictures). Assembly wasn’t that bad, I did it by myself in about 2 hrs, right on the need of the truck, allowed used was a16mm wobble socket, a 16mm box wrench a mallet and an impact driver. Started at the front and made my way back. Love the handles. The hardware is stainless painted black so it’ll chip once you put a wrench to it if you care about that type of stuff. Package came on time and was not damaged. The rack weighs about 110-120 lbs.

Missing the grab handles wish I could get in touch directly to maybe get some sent and not really a fan of the clamps for the lip of the bed but rack seems sturdy and was pretty simple to put together