Product Details
Nissan Frontier 2003, Rail 1 Truck Rack by U.S. RACK®. Finish: Black Powdercoat. Material: Mild Steel. This superior-grade truck rack is made by highly qualified craftsmen to offer a perfect combination of durability and functionality. Multi-purpose and relatively lightweight, it will help you easily and safely transport your equipment and other gear. This truck rack is coated with a tough powder coat finish to ensure exceptional resistance to corrosion and other damage. Plus, it features a reliable clamping system, so you can easily install it with no modifications to your vehicle.
Features
- The multi-functional Rail Truck Rack carries ladders, lumber, watercraft and other cargo weighing up to 400 lb
- Designed to make transporting bulky items safer and easier
- Crafted from high-strength materials to withstand the toughest abuse
- Rubbery pads to protect truck bed rails and ensure a perfect fit
- Tough powder coat finish for superior corrosion and wear resistance
- Reliable clamping system for fast and easy no-drill installation
- Engineered to disassemble easily and store compactly anywhere
Whether you’re transporting equipment for your outdoor adventure or materials to the job site, you can’t go wrong with top-grade truck racks by U.S. Rack. They feature a rugged construction combined with an innovative design to outperform and outlast the competition. The racks are proven to support heavy loads, all while allowing for smooth and quiet airflow. Coated with a premium powder coat finish, they look awesome and are highly resistant to rust, dents, scratches, and other damage. These racks will serve you reliably for many years to come. Most options feature rubbery pads for extra bed rail protection and adjustable span design to fit a variety of trucks. What’s more, all racks are super easy to install and remove. Thanks to a sophisticated clamping system, you’ll need approximately 10 minutes to secure the rack to the truck. No need to drill ugly holes in your truck bed rails!
U.S. RACK® began in a garage in Silicon Valley. The company’s founder, Chris Green, removed his welded rack off his pickup and found out that he had a sore back and no place to store the bulky rack. He wanted to create a rack that could clamp onto a truck and be stored easily when not in use. Determined to make sure that his designs were sturdy and safe, Chris initially worked with a university engineering department and later with an independent engineering lab to load-test components and products. In 2000, he set up a small shop to manufacture the first production racks and in 2003 built the larger manufacturing plant in Madera, Ca. U.S. Rack is still a small business but now manufactures over 40 different models of racks to satisfy every need for both work and play. Whether you need a rack to carry your bike, kayak, canoe, or any other cargo, the company has you covered.