Go Rhino! 5935055T SRM500 Textured Black Universal Flat Rack - 55 Inch Length

This rack was easy to assemble and add to the roof rack set up on my 2022 Bronco WildTrak 2door. The tubular style matched up well to the modular bumper from Ford

Item came broken and the holes for mounting the crossbars on the one side were out of alignment, so it was impossible to assemble. Clearly a high-quality product. Could definitely use more packaging to protect it during shipping.

The one star is for how GoRhino are handling this. Pretty angry to be honest. The box arrived beaten up on one end covered in Amazon tape. Obviously broke open at some point in transit to Amazon. Opened the box to find no assembly hardware. Spoke with GoRhino warranty. They said they don't have the assembly hardware in stock, so it will take two weeks to get it to them. Also likely another week to send it to me. Rather than take the hardware from an existing box they have in stock, I have to wait 3 weeks before I can assemble my damn roof rack. Pretty poor service.

This was very frustrating to install with the pipes being badly warped. I am very mechanically inclined, this should have been an easy piece-together items. The 75” pipes were twisted. Like as in lay the pipes down flat and you have a freakin warp. One side flat and the other side lifted 1.5” off the ground. Both pipes had the same issue on opposite ends. There is a step where you have to install 4 bolts and all 4 ends of the pipes MUST be aligned. I had to shim and stand on a few of the ends, while trying to insert the bolts through the welded nuts/nut inserts. I was able to get a few threads started and pushed through but am not confident that I did not strip out a nut/bolt by forcing it in at some janky angle after working on just this part for an hour. I did not feel confident in its tightness and still worry about it, as it’s carrying my $3k tent. Any tighter and I could have ruined the whole rack. This alignment being what it is - is crucial. Very big mistake on GoRhino’s part. Knowing what I know now, for $800 I would have gone with the Pioneer platform. This company sales low budget thin metal materials. I don’t want to deal with the hassle of returning such a large item. Seriously, at this cost I feel ripped off. More money not always better. Aside from the terrible twist and cheap material. If you do decide to save a bit of money and go this route, the low profile is nice and the amount of mounting hardware - do give me a bit of confidence in carrying a 160lb tent. I’ve had no issues at high speeds or on bumpy trails so far. I would recommend paint marking the nuts and bolts - checking them frequently to insure nothing has come loose.

Great rack. It installs to the rollbar of your Jeep. You just need to look elsewhere for accessories. The only thing they make is the tie-downs and a bracket for an awning.