Possibly. If it is the same make and model no problem. If you have changed vehicles the Frame size may be too big or too small. Most important is that the Mounting Hardware is correct for your new truck. This consists of the Brackets that attach to the Frame, and the vehicle specific Stake Pocket Bolts that mount into your front Stake Pockets. These parts are available in a package called a Mounting Kit. Mounting Kits are available for purchase. If the Frame you currently have is too big for your new truck you will likely need to drill a few new holes to position the brackets in the correct location. If the Frame is too small you’re going to need a new one. Obviously a Frame that is too large or small will negatively effect the look of your truck.

On the majority of trucks no. If your truck is a late model fullsize certainly not. Trucks that do not have Stake Pockets generally require drilling through the bed rail. E mail specific questions to mfg@BACKRACK.ca

Most people find installing a BACKRACK™ simple. As most applications are no drill, all that is required is a few wrenches. If you have a Bedliner or Toolbox, the installation is slightly more involved but still easily tackled. If you have a drill application or have multiple accessories like a Tonneau Cover the experience of an installing dealer is recommended. Click on the WHERE TO BUY tab to find a dealer near you.

Sorry. No Chrome.

We think Henry Ford had it right…..Black only. If you are a large fleet we will change the rule and offer any color you want. We have excellent in house Powder Coating but it must be in quantity to be cost effective.

Possibly, with professional installation. Tonneau Covers interfere with areas on the truck bed where the BACKRACK™ sits. As a result, the cover needs to be cut or trimmed around these areas. Most soft covers utilize an aluminum channel that sits behind the window. This channel interferes with the BACKRACK™. A dealer with experienced installers will likely be able to make this combination work for you. Most importantly, the BACKRACK™ assembly must be secured to the truck as is described in the installation instructions. Mounting a BACKRACK™ on top of a Tonneau Cover is not acceptable.

Easily. Under the rail liners are the easiest. Simply remove the liner, install the Stake Pocket Bolts, then reinstall the liner and attach your BACKRACK™. With an over the rail liner the procedure is the same however, you may need to drill holes through the top rail of the liner for the SPB’s to protrude through. It is best to place Rail Plates under the liner on over the rail liners. Call or e mail any questions @ mfg@BACKRACK.ca

Yes. The Toolbox Bracket mounting system allows you to install a Toolbox without drilling holes in your truck. Your Toolbox sits on top of two channels allowing you to mount the Toolbox up against the BACKRACK™ Frame. This leaves a minimal gap between the Toolbox and the BACKRACK™. Without the Toolbox Brackets, a gap of eight to fourteen inches will exist between the Toolbox and the BACKRACK™. The Toolbox is fastened to the Toolbox Brackets as opposed to being drilled or fastened to your truck bed. This means no holes drilled in your truck to fasten the Toolbox.

If you specify that your truck has a Toolbox when ordering, the Toolbox Brackets will be included in the large BACKRACK carton. ( order Part # 10519 TB instead of Part # 10519 ).

Yes. If purchasing the Toolbox Brackets separately you will replace the Railmount Brackets and Rail Plates that came with the BACKRACK™ when you purchased it. Keep in mind that selling the Toolbox Brackets separately allows the dealers to keep less inventory.

21 Inches. This is the length of the channel that the Toolbox sits on.

Toolbox Brackets that are sold separately ( 91010, 91011, 91012, 91013, 91010-C ) are meant to replace the existing Mounting Brackets and Rail Plates that came with the BACKRACK™. Along with the existing Brackets came a Hardware Bag containing all fasteners. You use the fasteners in the original Hardware Bag to install the Toolbox Brackets. Basically, you are removing the Railmount Brackets and Rail Plates and replacing them with the Toolbox Brackets.

No. The Toolbox Brackets are designed to sit directly on the bed rails.

You need to establish where on the BACKRACK you want to locate the light ( Drivers Side, Passenger Side or Center ) and determine what size the light is ( Diameter or Length & Width ). Click the Accessories Tab to scroll through the available options to find the accessory most suited for your application.

Certainly. Provide us with your mailing address and we will mail new ones free of charge. We need to know if your truck is fullsize or compact and, which decal you require. E mail your request to admin@BACKRACK.ca

Click on the sign that the dufus is holding. This will take you to the interactive application guide. Look closely at the photos of each truck to be sure that you have the correct model.

Breathe deeply and exhale. Call or e mail us and we will access the damage and get you what you need to finish the installation.

Click on the sign the Dufus is holding and double check that the truck you have looks like the one in the picture after choosing your truck. It’s possible that the problem can be solved by exchanging a few small parts as opposed to the entire large carton. If you purchased the product from a dealer, parts will need to be returned to them. Call or e mail us mfg@BACKRACK.ca and we will access what needs to be done.

Every now and then mistakes happen. Our apologies. It’s likely that the nut or washer you are missing can be had at the local Home Depot. If you can pick one up there that would speed the installation dramatically. Failing that, call or e mail us mfg@BACKRACK.ca and we will ship you the missing part.

No. Only dealers or distributors can purchase Hardware Bags. Hardware Kits include the appropriate Hardware Bag for your application.

Many of our dealers purchase from a larger stocking Distributor that delivers to the dealer weekly or bi-weekly. Once they order from the Distributor your product should arrive in a few days.

Yes. UPS does ship BACKRACK’s™ and Safety Racks. Product for the Ford Superduty is considered oversize and thus has an increased shipping cost.

West Coast destinations are 7 business days. Anything longer than that call or e mail Stephanie@usrack.com and we will track it for you. It is not uncommon for UPS to deliver one package one day and two more two days later.