Pro line roof tracks

Anybody using these? I searched and did not find anything. Looking to add these on my Leer so I can add a DIY Prinsu style rack.

 

I'm doing the same right now. Some other folks have as well: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/subway4x3-shameless-copycat-build.459570/page-58#post-17294597

General consensus is they are good, just taller than more expensive brands. For my SB, I originally went with 48" version, but they were just short enough not to cover the existing holes from the old rack. Exchanged for 56" and will have to trim, but at least the holes will be sealed well.

 

I mounted these on the topper I had. Sold it since, but yes they work well. Much better price wise than yakima/thule tracks. They're aluminum, easy to trim and bend into place. They have a gasket on the bottom as well.

 

I have a sungtop lid on my short bed not a shell. Is it safe to assume that these rails could be attached to the lid? I want to have extra space to add another rooftop basket and rails aside from the actual roof of my truck.

 

I don't see why not. There are two options when you buy it. There's an option for mounting to fiberglass and there's an option for mounting to sheet metal. No price difference, not sure what the difference is. I got the fiberglass option as it was going onto a topper. Assuming your tonneau cover is fiberglass, get the fiberglass one. You can also opt for the tracks to be straight or have a slight curve in them. They're fairly easy to bend if you got the straight option and determined you need a slight bend in it.

 

Would love to see a couple pictures of these mounted from anyone that has them. I just ordered a set of 56" for my SB- looking to mount a rhino rack pioneer 60x49. Still not sure what type of mount to use to connect rails to rhino rack, but hoping to find something extremely low profile.

 

My track system with Thule crossbars and Yakima Megawarrior basket. Picture taken recently while camping in Yosemite.

 

Those look pretty low profile- on the website they make them look taller. Thanks!