TUWA Pro 4CX Series Shiprock Height-Adjustable Bed Rack Crossbar for Toyota Tacoma (2005–Present)

TUWA Pro 4CX Series Shiprock Height-Adjustable Bed Rack Crossbar for Toyota Tacoma (2005–Present)

Name: TUWA Pro 4CX Series Shiprock Height-Adjustable Bed Rack Crossbar for Toyota Tacoma (2005–Present)
Brand: TUWA Pro
Price: 469.0 USD
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Corgrit Identification Code: C-TUW-0006

The TUWA Pro 4CX Series Shiprock Height-Adjustable Bed Rack Crossbar enhances your Tacoma’s modular cargo-carrying capabilities with rugged construction, expandable configuration options, and height flexibility. This component forms the primary support structure of the Shiprock Bed Rack system, serving as either the front or rear vertical crossbar when paired with a second unit and connecting side rails. Designed for off-road, overland, and utility use, it delivers function-driven adaptability with no need for drilling or permanent modification.

Key Features

• Height Adjustable to 17", 20", or 23"

• Static Load Rated to 800 lb

• Modular Fit with TUWA Pro Shiprock System

• No-Drill, Bolt-On Installation

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Crossbar Specifications

Engineered to serve as a structural segment of the TUWA Pro 4CX Series Shiprock Rack System, this crossbar is designed to be mounted at the front or rear of your Tacoma’s bed. It integrates with a second unit and connecting rails (sold separately) to form a full-height adjustable rack. Built for compatibility with select tonneau covers and offering a variety of mounting points, this modular unit gives users precise control over setup without sacrificing durability.

Fits

Toyota Tacoma (2005–Present)

Static Capacity

800 lb

Dynamic Capacity

300 lb

SKU

SB47310

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4CX Series Shiprock Height-Adjustable Bed Rack Crossbar for Toyota Tacoma (2005–Present)