Garage Door Truck Racks
Starting at $3180
*18-foot rack as shown
Features
The garage door truck rack comes with the following features:
(A) Front stop
(B) Frame-mounted front supports
(C) Full bed length mount pads for weight distribution and stability
(D) Drop-down holders
(E) Crossover bars over the cab
(F) Engineered spacing between top of cab and bottom of rack
(G) Support gussets for maximum strength
(H) Integrated rear windshield protection
One size doesn’t fit all. We specialize in creating racks tailored to meet your specific needs.
Customize to Fit Your Needs
Fully Welded
Experience the difference of a fully welded rack – strength and quality you can trust!
We only use heavy duty steel, providing you with a durable, reliable, and functional solution for all your hauling needs.
Heavy Duty Steel
Materials
We only use heavy duty steel to provide each rack with maximum strength and durability.
The garage door truck rack is made with different sizes of rectangular steel tubing and square steel tubing.
The front stop is made with #9 expanded steel mesh. We have two size options available depending upon your preference.
Customization Options
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Ratchet Straps
Heavy duty (500-lbs. load) ratchet strap set. Attached to the side of the rack for easy securing
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Quick Release Pins
Replaces the bolting hardware on the removable crossover bars over the bed for fast removal without using tools
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Mesh Over the Cab
Expanded steel mesh added to the rack to create a barrier between the load and the cab
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Shovel Holders
2” wide tubing intended for holding shovels or rakes, welded to the rack
FAQs
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Sterling truck racks are fully welded and constructed with heavy duty steel. We have tested the carrying strength of our standard truck rack up to 3,500 lbs. (Distributed load over the rear removable crossover bars). We would have tested it further, but we ran out of heavy stuff to put on it! However, please do not attempt to carry more weight than your truck can safely hold. If you plan to haul something super heavy, let us know!
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Yes! Our truck racks can hold a ladder… and plywood sheets, lumber, pipes, garage doors, shovels, etc. Unfortunately, the garage door rack is too wide to add ladder hangers to the outside of the rack.
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Unfortunately, no. All bumper to bumper truck racks must be installed at Sterling Equipment in Umatilla, Florida in order to custom fit and fabricate the front frame-mounted supports.
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Our truck racks are fully welded, meaning that they are solid, one piece racks. There are not thousands of bolts holding each component together; they are instead permanently joined together with the power of melted metal. When we do have to use bolts—such as when we construct a rack in two parts for powder coating purposes—we utilize Grade 8 hardware. Grade 8 is highest strength bolts under the SAE J429 standard.
Pricing
Pricing is determined by the length of the rack and any customizations. We offer wholesale pricing for distributors. For a quote, please reach out via the “Get a Quote” form below or give us a call at (352)669-3255.
Get a Quote
Ordering Process
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Contact us and get a quote! We will ask for the following:
Year, Make, Model of your vehicle
Product you would like
Cab style and bed length, if necessary
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Once you decide to place the order, we will send you a sales order confirmation via email. We will request that you reply with a “Good to go!” if everything is correct.
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Once the “Good to go!” is received, we will send you a payment link for a 50% deposit. Once the payment is received, we add your order to the schedule to be made.
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Over the next few weeks, your product will be individually handcrafted and powder coated.
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Once your product is complete, you will receive an email from us that includes your invoice and another payment link.
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Once payment is received, your custom made product will be shipped to you (or picked up, or installed). Enjoy!
Shipping is not available for truck racks. Bumper to bumper truck racks must be installed at Sterling Equipment due to the custom fabricated front frame-mounted supports. If you are unable to bring your truck for installation, you can reach out to a local truck outfitting company. They may offer a service in which they can bring your truck for installation.