Urander Cybertruck Bed Rack Kit Official Release

[Urander]

We are proud to introduce our new and improved Cybertruck Bed Rack Kit. After countless hours and multiple iterations, we will start shipping the Rack to your doorstep from late Aug 2024.

• Expert Design:the Bed Rack Kit consists of three systems integrated perfectly with each other:
  • Roof Rack Platform:
    • Infinite Modular Configurations: slats are engineered to attach anywhere on the side rails, setting up for whatever accessories you throw at it.
    • Unobstructed Access: remove or add slats effortlessly to gain clear access to the vehicle’s bed or haul tall stuff.
    • Low Profile: reduced height minimizes drag and improves aerodynamics, enhancing overall vehicle efficiency.
  • Superior Strength: features 8 precisely integrated towers, ensuring seamless connection with the truck for functionality and stability.
  • Molle Panels: hang whatever you want - they’ll accommodate a wide range of accessories
• Enhanced Precision: we have refined the fitment after multiple iterations to integrate perfectly with your Cybertruck, ensuring a sleek and cohesive appearance.

Shipment begins in late August. Please visit the product page and click "notify me when available" to sign up with your email. We'll send you a discount code once it's ready to ship.


Help Us Improve Our Future Designs!
We're planning the next version of our product, and your feedback is crucial.

• What do you think of our current design and features?
• How can we make future designs even better?
• What other products for your Cybertruck do you want to see? (We got many more in the works, help us prioritize)

Share your thoughts in the comments, and we'll send you a 20% discount code when shipping starts.


V1.0 Release Notes

1. Full-Length Roof Rack Platform

The Roof Rack System maximizes the CyberTruck's 110-inch bed and roof, offering a full 57-inch width. This allows for the installation of a queen-sized rooftop tent that can be opened and closed in just 30 seconds.

2. Expandable Roof Rack Slats

The Roof Rack Platform comes standard with 9 slats. You can purchase an additional 4-slat kit for future expansion, allowing you to customize and support a variety of equipment with different dimensions.

3. Quick and Easy Removal

Removing the rack is simple and quick, requiring just 8 bolts and a 17mm socket. In our tests, it took just 15 minutes to remove the rack from @TeslaTino’s CyberTruck, though it's recommended to have 3 people for easier handling.

4. Redesigned Molle Panels

Our Molle Panels have been redesigned to accommodate a broader range of market accessories, offering increased customization and versatility for your setup.

5. Enhanced Bed Space for Adventure Gear

Gain even more space on top of the bed and roof, perfect for all your adventure gear.



Here are some pictures from our first customer, @TeslaTino, who took our rack on a journey around California.

Help Us Improve Our Future Designs!
We're planning the next version of our product, and your feedback is crucial.

• What do you think of our current design and features?
• How can we make future designs even better?
• What other products for your Cybertruck do you want to see? (We got many more in the works, help us prioritize)

Share your thoughts in the comments, and we'll send you a 20% discount code when shipping starts in late August.

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[Lowcoe]

I approve of the name change! It no longer would be awkward explaining the branding. Smart move.

 

[tmeyer3]

Great work!! This looks amazing! What kind of rail slot is on the crossbeams? What material did you decide on? Is the dynamic load rating 440 lbs?

• What do you think of our current design and features?
• How can we make future designs even better?
• What other products for your Cybertruck do you want to see? (We got many more in the works, help us prioritize)

• The versatility of molle panels makes it incredibly useful for just about any adventure, so I personally love the molle design! I have yet to purchase a rack, just waiting for the market to mature a bit, but this is certainly a contender for me.
• It may be worth while to consider designing an enclosed option for those that might want a more "shell" option instead of a rack. Obviously that's not the target audience just yet, but a thought.
• One big problem with the Cybertruck is that there's no included spare, you may want to design a way to carry a spare with your rack.
• Many folks will want a way to lock the interior of the rack, so perhaps adding a rear door in future iterations.
• Here's my personal list of products I want to see but haven't yet:
  • Aluminum replacements for the exterior plastic trim: bumpers, rock rails, fender flairs, etc. Aluminum is my preferred material
  • An integrated way to mount a winch. Personally, I'd aim for the large frame mount points behind the front d rings
  • A drop in place 12v system for high wind up applications like a which with a dashboard-fitted solar maintainer

 

[Urander]

Thanks for your question! We’ve designed our system with a standard rail slot, 7/16" wide at the top and 22mm (14/16") at the bottom, using high-grade T6 aluminum, just like industry leaders Yakima and Front Runner. Tesla rates their 4-crossbar set at 440 lbs, and to ensure safety, we stick to that rating.

Here’s a photo showing the static capacity with three individuals (170 lbs, 180 lbs, and 195 lbs), along with a 115 lbs Yakima tent and a 35 lbs Starlink with mount. Hope this helps!

Great work!! This looks amazing! What kind of rail slot is on the crossbeams? What material did you decide on? Is the dynamic load rating 440 lbs?

• The versatility of molle panels makes it incredibly useful for just about any adventure, so I personally love the molle design! I have yet to purchase a rack, just waiting for the market to mature a bit, but this is certainly a contender for me.
• It may be worth while to consider designing an enclosed option for those that might want a more "shell" option instead of a rack. Obviously that's not the target audience just yet, but a thought.
• One big problem with the Cybertruck is that there's no included spare, you may want to design a way to carry a spare with your rack.
• Many folks will want a way to lock the interior of the rack, so perhaps adding a rear door in future iterations.
• Here's my personal list of products I want to see but haven't yet:
  • Aluminum replacements for the exterior plastic trim: bumpers, rock rails, fender flairs, etc. Aluminum is my preferred material
  • An integrated way to mount a winch. Personally, I'd aim for the large frame mount points behind the front d rings
  • A drop in place 12v system for high wind up applications like a which with a dashboard-fitted solar maintainer

 

[tmeyer3]

Thanks for your question! We’ve designed our system with a standard rail slot, 7/16" wide at the top and 22mm (14/16") at the bottom, using high-grade T6 aluminum, just like industry leaders Yakima and Front Runner. Tesla rates their 4-crossbar set at 440 lbs, and to ensure safety, we stick to that rating.

Here’s a photo showing the static capacity with three individuals (170 lbs, 180 lbs, and 195 lbs), along with a 115 lbs Yakima tent and a 35 lbs Starlink with mount. Hope thie helps!

Yeah, the Cybertruck static rating is weirdly missing. Looks amazing!

 

[loki]

Is the branded tent and awning something you will offer as well? Is there a “package” price? Is there anything they offer unique to your set up or is it just pre vetted to maximize space and compatibility?

 

[flyinglow]

What does it weigh?

 

[Urander]

Great work!! This looks amazing! What kind of rail slot is on the crossbeams? What material did you decide on? Is the dynamic load rating 440 lbs?

• The versatility of molle panels makes it incredibly useful for just about any adventure, so I personally love the molle design! I have yet to purchase a rack, just waiting for the market to mature a bit, but this is certainly a contender for me.
• It may be worth while to consider designing an enclosed option for those that might want a more "shell" option instead of a rack. Obviously that's not the target audience just yet, but a thought.
• One big problem with the Cybertruck is that there's no included spare, you may want to design a way to carry a spare with your rack.
• Many folks will want a way to lock the interior of the rack, so perhaps adding a rear door in future iterations.
• Here's my personal list of products I want to see but haven't yet:
  • Aluminum replacements for the exterior plastic trim: bumpers, rock rails, fender flairs, etc. Aluminum is my preferred material
  • An integrated way to mount a winch. Personally, I'd aim for the large frame mount points behind the front d rings
  • A drop in place 12v system for high wind up applications like a which with a dashboard-fitted solar maintainer

Thanks for your question! We’ve designed our system with a standard rail slot, 7/16" wide at the top and 22mm (14/16") at the bottom, using high-grade T6 aluminum, just like industry leaders Yakima and Front Runner. Tesla rates their 4-crossbar set at 440 lbs, and to ensure safety, we stick to that rating.

Here’s a photo showing the static capacity with three individuals (170 lbs, 180 lbs, and 195 lbs), along with a 115 lbs Yakima tent and a 35 lbs Starlink with mount. Hope this helps!

Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback! We're thrilled to hear you love the versatility of the MOLLE panels. We’re definitely considering enclosed option and a rear door, and your suggestions are incredibly valuable.

Aluminum replacements for exterior plastic are also a great suggestion—front bumpers with winches, rock sliders, and wide fender flares will be our next focus.

For the spare tire, we’re planning to develop a mount either underneath the top of the rack or at the back of the tailgate—similar to what off-road Toyotas, Jeeps, and Land Rovers use. We’re avoiding mounting the tire on top of the rack or roof top tent to prevent difficulty in accessing it and to minimize additional drag.

 

[Urander]

Is the branded tent and awning something you will offer as well? Is there a “package” price? Is there anything they offer unique to your set up or is it just pre vetted to maximize space and compatibility?

Yes, we’ve partnered with a supplier from one of the top three rooftop tent companies on Google to maximize the 57-inch width and headroom, even adding a small window at the front. We’re finalizing the shipping costs for the tent (57 x 80 inches mattress size) and awning (118 x 99 inches), so we’ll share the package price soon. Both items are oversized, and we’re working to offer the best delivery options.

 

[loki]

Yes, we’ve partnered with a supplier from one of the top three rooftop tent companies on Google to maximize the 57-inch width and headroom, even adding a small window at the front. We’re finalizing the shipping costs for the tent (57 x 80 inches mattress size) and awning (118 x 99 inches), so we’ll share the package price soon. Both items are oversized, and we’re working to offer the best delivery options.

Would you offer a free local pickup option as well?

 

[Urander]

Would you offer a free local pickup option as well?

Absolutely! You can pick up your order for free at our Fremont, CA warehouse (94538).

 

[loki]

Absolutely! You can pick up your order for free at our Fremont, CA warehouse (94538).

Great! Right down the road. Looking forward to learning more about this set up

 

[tmeyer3]

Just had another thought for a low-hanging product you could offer with relatively low production costs: mirror location accessory mounts. Instead of just a mirror delete kit, swap the mirror with a sturdy bracket for mounting 9" off-road lights. I'll be mounting these, personally, and I've been waiting on something more useful to be released for those prime positions. You could even have a manual adjust (oldschool) cybermirror mounted behind the hardpoint, if you wanted.

 

[getsometom]

Just had another thought for a low-hanging product you could offer with relatively low production costs: mirror location accessory mounts. Instead of just a mirror delete kit, swap the mirror with a sturdy bracket for mounting 9" off-road lights. I'll be mounting these, personally, and I've been waiting on something more useful to be released for those prime positions. You could even have a manual adjust (oldschool) cybermirror mounted behind the hardpoint, if you wanted.

A longer mirror that would provide better angles for towing may also be helpful.

 

[affinity]

i) When will you start accepting orders?
ii) Weight?

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