Go Rhino Cross Bars - Bed Rail Kit for Full/Mid Sized Trucks w/Tonneau Cover T-Tracks | Mild Steel, Textured Black | 5935015T | Fits Full & Mid Sized Trucks w/Tonneau Cover T-Tracks

I really like how these bars are made and the look of them. The rail slots on all four sides is definitely a nice add on and touch. Well worth the money. I've got fishing rod holders and a 30x50x6 basket on them so definitely room for storage of items. Very easy to put on.

Product is fine, but customer service was amazing! There was a wrong part when shipped to the seller from the manufacturer. Seller jumped on it right away and got me the replacement part. Very happy with the product and service. Thanks again!

Installed on Retrax PRO XR tonneau cover (2024 RAM 2500 Rebel) The rack looks great and appears to be quite sturdy but installation/assembly presented quite a few issues: 1. The provided 1/4-20 x 3/4 button head cap screws are a bit too long and bottom out in the t-slot channel on the Retrax tonneau cover. I can't say if this is an issue on all brands or just the Retrax. I replace all of the 3/4" long screws with 5/8". This made it a little more difficult to get the screw started but they don't dig in to the bottom of the t-slot channel. 2. There was one 1/4" flat washer missing from the hardware package. 3. The instructions are a bit vague and could use a bit more detail. 4. The crossbar installation needs a redesign. Trying to install the washers and nuts from underneath is awkward at best. The is very little room to reach the bottom of the bolts and no room for a socket wrench on two of the three nuts. An offset wrench is needed for the middle nut on each riser. Be prepared to spend considerable more than the hour installation time claimed by the manufacturer and, as others have stated, expect a trip (or two) to the hardware store to pick up missing/wrong fasteners. All that being said, I really do like the look after getting it finished. There are some better options that are easier to install but they come at a considerably higher price.

Along with other reviews I found an issue with the installation. I also installed the horizontal crossbars that fit between the towers. After I assembled the crossbars I found that the towers were installed wrong. They have to be positioned correctly to install the screws that hold the horizontal crossbars. I think it would be helpful to mark the towers with where they go. With this I found it extremely helpful to pre-start the self tapping screws in the towers beforehand. I would think it would be extremely hard to start these screws afterwards. Plus if you drew them in extending them out a little it helps with alignment/ installation of the crossbars. You just need to leave enough room between the front and rear towers to place the horizontal crossbars. Place the horizontal crossbar so each end is aligned with the screw holes in the crossbar. Screw in one end and then slide the crossbar tower in on the other end and tighten those screws. Then do the other side. Even if your just installing the crossbar system now and the horizontal crossbars later you still need to insure the towers are installed right.

Both the box and product arrived damaged. Not a great experience all around and would definitely spend a little more money and get better ones.

I needed a way to carry my dog's crate OUTSIDE of the truck bed, but it is covered with a MountainTop Tonneau. This slots into the T-rails fairly easily and makes for a great way to store/carry things out of the way of the top without interrupting its operation. My only complaint is the fitting into the T-rail as it a bit finnicky to get the screws into a nut in the rail, and its not easy to move them along the rail once installed (have to loosen 4 bolts on each side.

Excellent product and customer service! Used this to mount bike racks on my ram 2500

An assortment of hex bolts and button hex drive screws is supplied with no instructions as to use which, when and where. Pictures show installation with hex bolts run from the bottom and nutted from the top. The hex heads under the mounting plate won't fit inside the groove of the tonneau track rail. So, making the assumpition,( no pictures, no instructions) the button head hex drive screws must be what's called for screwing them in from the top down. Two of the hex drives were over coated so couldn't get a bite on the set. I'd feel a lot better if the instruction ( and lack of any video instruction) would confirm this.

Lots options to do with this rack.