That has to be an expensive mistake by them with that shipping cost. They need more oversite of their shipping dept.
Mistakes happen. It has to be crazy busy for them. What matters is they are fixing it ASAP. Nothing but kudos from me.
I have heard great things about their customer service, just was thinking the cost to ship those things out has to be high.
Bummer.
Love this rack, nice job.4th of July updates! I got the Xtrusion Overland rack installed. I went with the 20" with an extra set up side brackets, and mounts to allow a toneau cover. I went with two side braces because of the height and to allow more room for attaching gear.
Just installed:
Brackets stick out a little bit to allow for tonneau cover. It looks like a lot in the picture but it really won't get in the way of anything.
View from behind:
With the tent on:
Since the length, from front to back, was a little longer than the max recommended distance to support the tent, I aligned the tent brackets with the cross beams on the bed rack to provide support the entire distance. The other nice thing about this height is that I am 6' 2" and I can easily crawl and sit in the bed without banging my head.
The Shrockworks certainly look the best to me. How’s the fitment on the driver’s side? I see some people reporting it’s close to the pinch weld, others reporting they’ve fixed the design, and others saying they haven’t.OK, second time is the charm for Shrockworks. Got my sliders the other day. A nice textured powder coat. Looks much better than the standard powder coat.
Installation wasn't too difficult. One person with a jack stand and jack can do it. The one hole that needed drilling on the passenger side was really easy, no sweat. Overall I really love the look.
Looks ok. About a centimeter of space.
Are you sure the rear one comes off that easily? My 2020 has some kind of nuts that I can't get undone? I had to take the inside panel off of the tail gate and still couldn't get them off??Now for the back emblem, this was super easy.
Before:
Popping off the back emblem from the housing was easy. There is a little gap on the bottom where you can stick in a small flat head screwdriver and open it a little. Then I inserted some plastic trim tools to gently pry it off. This gives you access to two bolts which hold the camera housing in place. Remove those, disconnect the camera, and it is off.
Here are the new and old camera housings side by side. You just need to move the camera from one to the other. Very easy.
Finished.
During this process I didn't break anything which I think is a near miracle. It really helps to have some tools made for the job. I purchased the kit below and used several of the tools to pop fasters, etc, without damaging anything.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CQKMK8F/
I have that same jack mount on my bedrack.Went the cheap route and found some hi-lift jack mounts for my Xtrusion Overland rack. That is the great thing about this rack, the way you can make something like hood mounts for a jeep fit on it.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FH7SX91
