The bars have a gutter mount system so really anything can be mounted on it as long as you use a L shaped flat metal piece turned upside down and bolted onto the gutter mount. Then bolt your accessory to the mount. Hope that helps.
Damn NickTo update on my plan I posted previously in this thread (with the ARB awning brackets) - they fit. I mounted them "upside down" to keep the awning low so I could still get in my garage and parking garages in the city. Really happy with how this turned out and really like the rack so far.
Damn Nick - your pictures just inspired me to purchase this rack, ARB Brackets and ARB awning today!!! My wife is gonna kill me as I promised her I wouldn't buy anything for the Jeep till black friday!!!! Looks like I'll need to buy the RTT to sleep in going forward!To update on my plan I posted previously in this thread (with the ARB awning brackets) - they fit. I mounted them "upside down" to keep the awning low so I could still get in my garage and parking garages in the city. Really happy with how this turned out and really like the rack so far.
This setup looks really clean and exactly what I was looking to do...thank you!Instead of all the crappy garage pictures - here's a picture of the Jeep with the awning mounted.
Just stow it all away in the garage or a closet until black Friday! "Look honey - I got some killer deals!" Or just tell her that you got black Friday pricing now!
When you sleep in the RTT, does it sway with wind or just regular movement? Looking to get a RoofNest so I can get it into my garage but wife doesn't think we'll be safe. Together, we would be at around 300 lbs so told her we should be plenty goodUsing the Deezee rack here.... so far so good. Have used it 3 times no problems. By no problems I mean with 2 people in the tent weighing less than 400lbs between us... the roof didn’t cave. Other observations are that I’ve noticed it’s probably going to leave a mark at each of the points that sit on the hardtop. Not a big deal to me.... what observations have you guys made? What weight did you manage to hold on this rack?
. Also, you've been out about 3 times, any concerns whatsoever on the Dee Zee and the RTT combo? Besides what you mention above with the marking...
LOL!! Went with the 2nd option! It was such a good deal I couldn't pass it up
It’s actually pretty stable!! No movement at all with the wind... although I didn’t sleep in the tent when it was super windy. You should be more than good with that weight. It can hold 600lb static weight so if you account you and your wife’s weight + weight of tent itself you’ll be good.When you sleep in the RTT, does it sway with wind or just regular movement? Looking to get a RoofNest so I can get it into my garage but wife doesn't think we'll be safe. Together, we would be at around 300 lbs so told her we should be plenty good
Thank you!
Why are you selling? I already ordered mine and awaiting shipment next week...however, if they are good racks, my brother would be interested in purchasing. Please DM me for pricing...Thanks!Selling my DeeZee roof rack system! Local pick up in Southern California only. Comes with front cross bars as well.
Just received my DeeZee racks and installing this weekend....will be wheeling next weekend and will update! Unfortunately, DeeZee didn't ship all the mounting brackets so may have to wait till I get those to complete.
I was actually wondering recently if the Yakima LockNLoad platform would work somehow...
We bought the Dee Zee Rack this week and it should arrive tomorrow. I guess at that point I’ll be able to tell what (if any) platforms will work with it. If not, I don’t mind using the baskets they make since they can also double as an interior shelf in the rear.
