Overland Roof Racks for Trucks & SUVs

Roof rack vs. bed rack — which do you need?

A roof rack mounts to the cab of your truck or the roof of your SUV — ideal for tents, awnings, kayaks, and cargo up high. A bed rack mounts over a truck bed, better when you want to keep weight low or run a tent and still use the bed. Many truck owners run both.

Full-length vs. low-profile

Full-length platforms give the most room for a rooftop tent plus accessories. Low-profile racks sit closer to the roofline for a cleaner look, less wind noise, and better garage clearance. Both carry a tent on most platforms.

Weight capacity: dynamic vs. static

Dynamic capacity is what the rack carries while driving; static capacity is what it holds parked — the number that matters when two adults are asleep in a rooftop tent. Every rack lists its ratings, and we'll confirm fit for your exact setup.

Fitment & no-drill installation

Because these racks are engineered per vehicle, almost all bolt to factory points with no cutting or drilling. Use the filter above to see only racks that fit.

Going overlanding? Plan the whole setup

A rack is the foundation. Add a roof top tent for sleeping and an awning for shade and rain cover.