BackRack Industrial Grade Side Rails for Long Bed Trucks
Description
The Side Rails are designed to add ruggedness, versatility and most importantly complement the angles and looks of your BackRack Window Guard.
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Description
- Quickly install into the stake pockets of most trucks
- Provides full-length bed rail protection and attractive styling
- Black powder coat finish
The BackRack Industrial Grade Long Bed Side Rails offer serious strength, durability and great looks for those who push their trucks to the limits and enjoy style. The heavy gauge HRPO tube is fully welded to an angular base that runs the length of the bed rail. Note: Toolbox Style Industrial Side Rails start just behind a crossover toolbox. Installation couldn't be easier, simply secure the custom stake pocket bolts to your stake pockets, and drop the Side Rails into the pockets over the bolts. Tighten the nuts with a ratchet and install the plastic caps inside the stake holes to hide all the fasteners. No drilling or cutting is required on most pickup trucks. BackRack Industrial Grade Side Rails are compatible with most truck models. Please select your pickup truck from the drop down box. If you're uncertain, which side rail is correct for your truck bed, please contact us at 800-272-5362.
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"Overall great rack"
"Overall, very easy to install by myself I did have my girl help me a tad bit and the rack looks great. It’s held up well past 80 miles an hour. I haven’t put a box on it yet, but we’ll be doing that soon it does have some noise to it, but it’s nothing crazy"
