Roof Racks & Cargo
Truck and Van Racks at H&H Truck & Outdoor
Trucks are popular for the huge amounts of storage space they give drivers, but sometimes all that storage space isn't enough. Your truck bed also has a difficult time handling long or irregular cargo. When your truck bed isn't enough, truck racks are the perfect way to upgrade your pickup's storage capabilities.
Find Parts for Your Vehicle
Measuring your bed
Put a tape measure inside the bed, from the inside of the bulkhead (front wall) to the inside of the closed tailgate. Round to the nearest inch — a 69" measurement is a 5'8" bed.
Bed length is measured inside the box, not along the outside of the truck.
Still unsure? Leave it blank to see every length that fits your truck, or call 888-865-4024.
Truck racks help you carry extra-long objects like pipes, lumber, and ladders by allowing you to store them overhead. This frees up the space in your truck bed, giving you more storage space than ever. These ladder racks aren't just convenient either; they're durable, and depending on what truck rack system you pick up, you'll have a rack capable of handling between 300 and over 1,000 lbs of extra cargo. You can use ladder racks just as easily for bikes and surfboards as you can for heavy-duty equipment, making these racks indispensable tools for tradesmen and casual drivers alike.
Built to Carry Heavy Loads
These rack systems are not lightweight accessories. Depending on the model you choose, truck racks are rated to handle between 300 and over 1,000 pounds of cargo. That kind of capacity means contractors, electricians, plumbers, landscapers, and other tradespeople can haul full loads of material without making multiple trips or renting a trailer.
Even if you are not a tradesperson, a truck rack delivers real value. Surfers, cyclists, and outdoor enthusiasts use these systems to transport boards, bikes, kayaks, and gear that would otherwise take up an entire bed or require a separate vehicle.
A Rack for Every Truck and Every Need
H&H carries rack systems that fit a wide range of pickup trucks from popular manufacturers including Chevy, Ford, RAM, GMC, Toyota, and more. Use the Year/Make/Model selector on this page to filter results to products confirmed to fit your specific truck. Whether you drive a half-ton daily driver or a heavy-duty work truck, there is a compatible rack system available.
Styles range from simple over-cab ladder racks to full utility rack systems designed for commercial use. Options include aluminum and steel construction, adjustable crossbars, and finishes that complement your truck's appearance. Some systems mount directly to the bed rails, while others use stake pocket attachments for a clean, no-drill installation.
Rack Accessories, Drawers, Cabinets, and Bins
Roof rack accessories are another convenient way you can customize your truck. With one of our rack accessories attached, you can easily carry your supplies overhead. Even the most spacious trucks can struggle to find room for long objects like ladders, pipes, or lumber. Rack accessories allow you to carry these irregular objects on your roof, freeing up your interior or truck bed for other supplies.
We also carry headache rack accessories to add greater functionality to your headache rack. You can drive easier without stressing over shifting cargo, and headache racks can also serve as tie-down points. These are just one of the many ways our rack accessories can make transportation easier and safer.
Bike Carriers and Racks
Those who love the great outdoors love taking their bike with them. If you want to spend more time on your bike and take it to new places, then a bike rack is just what you need.
Whether you drive a car, truck, or SUV, we have a catalog stocked with versatile bike racks. We carry the classic rooftop bike rack, and we also carry hitch mount bike racks that turn your existing receiver hitch into your own personal bike carrier. We even have racks compatible with vans. Bike racks are durable, secure, and stable, so you'll be able to safely transport all your family's bikes.
Professional Installation Available
H&H Truck & Outdoor does not just sell truck racks; the team installs them too. In-store installation ensures your rack is mounted securely and ready to work. Whether you need a commercial-grade rack system for daily hauling or a versatile setup for weekend adventures, H&H has the inventory and expertise to get you set up right.
Common Questions
Do truck racks work with a tonneau cover?
Some truck racks are compatible with certain tonneau covers, but this depends on the specific rack and cover you have. Racks that clamp to stake pockets or the front cab area tend to be more compatible with tonneau covers. It is best to contact H&H directly to confirm compatibility before purchasing both products.
Can truck racks be installed without drilling?
Many truck rack systems are designed for no-drill installation, using stake pocket mounts or bed rail clamps to secure the rack without permanently modifying your truck. However, some heavy-duty commercial systems may require drilling for a more rigid, permanent mount. Product listings will note the installation method.
Are truck ladder racks only for commercial use?
No. While tradespeople like plumbers, electricians, and contractors use ladder racks heavily, they are just as useful for recreational purposes. Cyclists, surfers, campers, and outdoor enthusiasts use truck racks to transport bikes, kayaks, paddleboards, and other gear that would otherwise take up the entire truck bed.
Does H&H Truck & Outdoor install truck racks?
Yes. H&H Truck & Outdoor offers in-store installation for truck racks at our locations. Visit your nearest H&H store to schedule installation.
What is the difference between an aluminum and a steel truck rack?
Aluminum truck racks are lighter, resist rust naturally, and are a popular choice for trucks where payload capacity is a concern. Steel racks are typically heavier and can offer higher weight ratings, making them a strong choice for commercial hauling. Both materials are durable; your choice should depend on the type of work you do and the load you plan to carry.