Recommended Ladder Rack for 2020 Toyota Tacoma With Optional Bed Rail System

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I have a 2020 Toyota Tacoma that has the bed rail option. What ladder rack is recommended?

asked by: Will T

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The right ladder rack will depend on what you're wanting to use it for. If you're mounting this on something that's strictly a work truck, you won't need any height adjustment so something like the Thule TracRac TracONE with its 800 lb capacity, part # TH27000XTB-XK4B for Black or # TH27000XT-XK4 for sliver would work perfectly. Either rack kit would mount using the bed rails you mentioned, and wouldn't require any drilling for installation.

If you also have a crossover toolbox, you'll want the TracRac TracONE rack with the toolbox mounts, # TH27000XTB-501 for black or # TH27000XT-501 for silver.

If you also use the truck for adventures on the weekend and something with adjustable height interests you, so you could install a cargo tray like the Yakima OffGrid # Y07138, I'd recommend the Yakima OverHaul HD, part # Y01151-5868. The cargo tray features crossbars that are close enough together that just about any roof mounted bike, ski or watersport carrier would work.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Answer 1

I do have an excellent option for you however the TracRac Sliding Ladder Racks do not fit the 2018 Toyota Tacoma. I recommend taking a look at the Rola Haul-Your-Might T3 Truck Bed Ladder Rack #59799. This is confirmed to fit your truck and while it…

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I do have an option for you but the Rola Haul-Your-Might T3 Truck Bed Ladder Rack - Aluminum part #59799 does not have a compatible hardware kit to allow you to mount a tool box. I recommend to use the Thule TracRac TracONE Ladder Rack for Toyota…

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Answer 3

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Answer 6

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