Customer Reviews for VEVOR Truck Rack, 19-34inch Extendable Truck Ladder Rack, 38.6"-43.6" Adjustable Height, 250 lbs Capacity Steel Ladder Rack for Truck, Heavy Duty Truck Bed Rack for Kayak, Surfboard, Lumber, Ladder

I use these to carry our Kayaks, it allows us to bring our bikes along in the back of the pickup. Frees up a lot of room. I first thought that the Racks may cause a bit of noise from the wind, but to my surprise they are quite silent.. I am pleased with our purchase and would recommend them to anyone that needs that extra carrying space.

Got rack from ups had it installed in 20 minutes. Very sturdy, mounts quick. Great product won’t be disappointed for the price.

Very nice! Was a bit hard to follow the directions according to my mechanic who was nice enough to install it for a small fee! Once he figured out the first rack he said the second one was easy to put together!

The design of the rack is well thought out such as the aluminum extrusion accommodating multiple assembly procedures with relative ease. The clamp-on mounting is a great feature as it simplifies removal of the racks if required. the rear rack is too high and should be lower by about 15 cm to make it easier to load long items.

It was cheaper then the box stores and hf. It showed up fast and in good condition. Went right on my 05 f150 and does the job I beat the crap out of it and it takes the abuse no problem

Easy to install.

Works well with a canoe.

The unit seems like it will be suitable for kayak transportation. The assembly directions need improvement. A couple simple additions would help; 1. Note that the top slot of the horizontal crossbar has scalloped out (wider) areas to allow the button head screw to be recessed. 2. After assembling the horizontal crossbar, turn it upside down and allow gravity to help you insert the button head screws. Assemble the verticals to the horizontals, keeping the screws loose enough to allow the vertical supporting posts to slide while you adjust it for the width of your truck. 3. I used blue (removable) loctite to ensure the screws don't come loose from vibration. Finally, it helps to have a longer allen wrench than the one furnished- it gets your hand further away from the angled member while tightening screws. Use anything that fits to line up the hole the holes while you insert the first screw. (My Dodge had about 5-3/4\" protruding outboard of the verticals). Hopefully, these 2 pieces of advice will save you some time and trouble.

Sólo que los cabezales los pierde

The unit is well-built: strong and looks cool. But, there are issues: 1. Be patient while assembling- consider sequencing and how you want your parts oriented. 2. Rivet the end caps on from underneath if you want to keep them. 3. Drill weep holes in the plates underneath the uprights so they don’t fill with water. 4. Purchase stainless steel bolts for the clamps- all the other fasteners are SS and I don’t know why they cheaped-out here. Lastly, think about how easy it would be for a thief to remove them from your vehicle and have a plan. All-said, I am happy with my purchase!