4th Gen Toyota Tacoma Roof Rack

Our DRIFTR series roof rack for the 4th gen Toyota Tacoma not only gives you tons of added utility, but it unlocks an ecosystem of customization options to fully dial in your rig. Our racks are modular, light weight, super tough, have a low profile, install quickly, allow easy customization, have provisions for front and rear lighting, and ship cheap directly to your door. Dial in your rack exactly how you want it with our Universal Accessory Deck Panels and Awning Brackets.

Features:

• Made in the USA
• Made from super thick 1/4" aluminum
• See all compatible accessories below
• Adjustable front fairing
• 1x3 triple-slotted extrusions to mount accessories
• Includes roll in T-nut hardware to mount accessories
• Side rail handle cutouts
• Pre-drilled side holes/slots to mount extrusions anywhere along rack
• Slotted (1/4” & 3/8”) cutouts on front/rear fairings for light mounting
• Rear chase light pockets (tabbed design allows easy optional cutout)
• Light pockets fit  Baja Designs S1 & S2 lights or any similar sized light
• Includes 5 extrusions (1 is used to stiffen the front fairing)
• Additional optional extrusions sold in pairs 
• Accessories on roof rack in product photos NOT included
• Weight: 46lbs
• FREE SHIPPING!
  • $100 in savings!
  • (Lower 48 states only)

Optional Add-ons:

• HD Awning Mounts
• Agency 6 Grab Handles (not sold through us)
• Universal Accessory Deck Panels
• Dogbone Traction Board Mount
  

Fitment & More Info:

• Fits 4th Gen (2024+) Double Cab Toyota Tacomas
• Includes 3M tape and sealant for installation
• No drilling required, simple bolt on installation
• Installation Video: Watch Here
• Static Weight Rating: 700lbs*
• Dynamic Weight Rating: 300lbs*
• *Weight Rating* Our roof rack far exceeds Toyota's factory weight ratings and is more than strong enough to safely carry equipment like roof top tents, fuel cans, offroad jacks, or storage boxes. Additionally, when parked, you will have no issues supporting all of that gear plus 2-3 people.
• Check out our blog post on Static vs Dynamic Loads for more info