New: $499 TITUS Crossbars for R1T by RANGE INDUSTRIES

[RANGE INDUSTRIES]

Hello!

We are pumped to release our latest product, the Titus crossbars! We wanted to offer a more cost effective rack system without sacrificing strength or quality. This rack uses the same extremely strong 3" X 1.5" extrusion crossbars found on all of our Rivian products. Utilizing powder coated steel mounting brackets we are able to offer this rack at a lower price point than many others(including factory) without sacrificing strength or durability. Mounting is simple, install the stainless nuts and aluminum mounting block, bolt on bracket, install bars, done! By simply unbolting the sheet metal bracket from the bed mounts, you can easily and quickly remove the cross bars anytime. $499 for the pair, get yours today!

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• Load Rating: 300 lbs dynamic, 800 lbs static
• Height from top of bed rails to top of crossbar: 4.3"
• Crossbar width: 64"
• Spacing between crossbars: 35.9" (outside to outside), 29.9" (inside to inside)
• Crossbar cross-section: 3" x 1.5"
• Rack Weight: 30 lbs

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[the.phd]

Any chance of a shorter pair for the roof? Don't want that much over hang.

 

[chrismc]

You stressed how easy to remove they are, but do they have locks to attach to the truck or is it also easy to remove the racks with your gear attached? One of the primary benefits of the factory crossbars is the Yakima SKS standardized locking. You can use the same lock key for your whole rack situation and everything is secured.

 

[RANGE INDUSTRIES]

Any chance of a shorter pair for the roof? Don't want that much over hang.

Yes! We will be releasing roof rack with narrower crossbars in the coming months

You stressed how easy to remove they are, but do they have locks to attach to the truck or is it also easy to remove the racks with your gear attached? One of the primary benefits of the factory crossbars is the Yakima SKS standardized locking. You can use the same lock key for your whole rack situation and everything is secured.

There are no locks on the rack. We use standard bolts for attaching, but they could easily be swapped for tamper proof torx bolts if desired. There's no beating ease of use for the locking mechanisms/removal on the factory ones.

 

[Rivdog]

Glad someone finally made some quality crossbars that won’t break the budget. Yeah, it would be nice if they came with some sort of lock, but at least they’re affordable.

 

[the_mace]

Sorry to be that guy but it seems you need to have 2 sets if you want flexibility in roof or back. That doubles the cost if you have that need. Also when not using them you need to store at full length, vs the Rivian ones that go to the min length for storage. Lack of locking is an issue too. It doesnt seem to fully seat in the existing mount points, some kind of one sided thing? Then there's the looks.

I think there are a bunch of good things about the Rivian design. But a lighter load version with better locks could be less expensive and still not lose some of the good features.

 

[archiboy]

As a (happy) owner of the Mariner rack I'd like to see the roof version come to market that lines up with the Mariner (like the factory one does). The higher profile of your bed version implies that might be an issue. Also, I'd really like a black anodized version of your rack systems. But overall I'm really happy with my Mariner and have recommended to several other owners over the past year plus of ownership. Thx for what you guys do!

 

[Riviankindofguy]

These look absolutely terrible. Omg it’s amazing how bad it looks and somehow you’re happy about it

 

[UnsungZero_OldTimeAdMan]

Suggestion: offer an all black version.

 

[Donald Stanfield]

These look absolutely terrible. Omg it’s amazing how bad it looks and somehow you’re happy about it

Damn. Tell him your real feelings don’t sugar coat it. Dude who posted this is the guy who makes these. Although I probably shouldn’t talk about bluntness on this forum. Pot meet kettle.

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