Installed this on the truck for hauling longer materials and it’s been solid. The mounting was straightforward and once it’s dialed in, it doesn’t shift or rattle. Adjustable height came in handy more than I expected. Good for lumber, ladders, pipes — just makes hauling easier.

I got these for my 1997 GMC short bed truck. I'm not going to take a star off for this because it it no way affects the quality or function of the rack, but I do have a suggestion for the company. The instructions and packaging were not very clear. The instructions refer to the parts as part A, part B, etc. There are small pictures of each of those parts, but those pictures are small. If there was a sticker on the actual part with the letter on it, it would have made it so much easier.The rack itself is very well made. They adjust very easily. Because of the instructions, it took me more time to assemble the rack itself than it took for me to attach it to my truck. It took about 30-40 minutes to assemble and 20-30 to attach them. They do come with all the tools necessary to both assemble and attach them, but I used my tools only because I'm so used to them.I'm very happy to get these. We keep chickens, and we build everything we need to raise them - their brooder, playpens, coops, etc. I love my short bed truck, but it limits what I can haul. This has been great because now I can haul almost everything I need for my chicken projects. So far, the only thing I've not been able to haul are the chickens themselves. I'm sure I'll encounter something else in time, but we'll cross that bridge when we get there. Before the racks, I would have to actually have stuff cut at the location only to have to reassemble it once I got back home. Somtimes, I'd have to get really creative to do that, and it cost me more money than it should have.Even better, this rack can be taken off when you're not using it and pretty quickly put back on when you are. If I ever decide to get another work truck, I can put the rack on that truck. I don't have to purchase another. There's no learning curve. It is extremely easy to adjust for length and width. The rack is quite sturdy and versatile. Highly recommend.

This thing is heavy-duty and does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Feels solid once it’s bolted down and easily handled ladders and lumber without flexing. For the price, it’s a serious piece of steel.The only downside for me is I use a bed cover pretty often, and this rack isn’t exactly quick to take on and off — definitely not a 5-minute job. But if you’ve got a dedicated work truck (plumber, electrician, contractor, etc.), this thing is fantastic. Sturdy, stable, and ready to haul.

Decent for the price. Had to add a little extension to get enough clearance in my Chevrolet 3500 and still clear the cab. Worked good for what I needed. Saves me from pulling a trailer when I have a light piece that’s a little long for my bed.

Whether I'm transporting ladders, lumber, pipes, or even kayaks, this rack delivers solid performance with the flexibility I needed.The support bar extends between 19-34 inches so I have to tilt kayak on edge post a little but it allows me to keep bed free for two more kayaks and paddles etc.The height can be adjusted as well between 45-50 inches approximately. Built from powder-coated steel, this rack is rock-solid. It easily supports 500–800 lbs without flexing or wobbling.Installation took under an hour with basic tools, and the instructions were clear.At highway speeds, you may hear some wind noise. The powder coat is solid, but after months of exposure to the elements, it may show signs of wear, they all do.The Rack offers excellent value and versatility to your truck hauling adventures. It’s sturdy, adjustable, and designed to make your truck even more capable.

Good2 months installed still strong with a 40 feed ladder

The bass could be a little bigger

You do have to drill holes in your bed

The quality is great for the cost of the ladder racks, but it came with Allen bolts, so there is no way to snug them up out on the trail unless you brought your complete Allen set too. The installation was easy, but I reinforced it to prevent it from becoming loose later.

The racks were a little wonky to assemble. I was unsure and the b&w instructions suck. But common sense prevailed and I got them mounted on my 04 Ram 1500. I've put 10 pressure treated 2x6x10s up there with no problem. They're super handy with the 6ft bed. Thered no rattles and no fatigue on the metal. The powder coated finish is nice, I dropped one in the gravel and it didnt scratch or flake off. I'm thinking about getting a second set for the driver side.