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Westin 07-21 Toyota Tacoma HLR Parts Kit and Accessory Kit Set - Black

SKU: WES57-81075B
Barcode: 707742105573

$123.98

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Westin 07-21 Toyota Tacoma HLR Parts Kit and Accessory Kit Set - Black

$123.98

$123.98

Tech Specs

Brand
Westin
SKU
WES57-81075B
Manufacturer part number
57-81075B
Category
Truck Bed Accessories › Bed Racks
Shipping weight
21.8 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Protect your rear cabin window from road hazards and shifting cargo with Westins all new HLR Truck Rack.  Whether you are a contractor or just looking for a multi-functional headache rack to secure your cargo, Westins HLR Truck Rack is the logical solution.  This lightweight extruded aluminum headache rack design combines safety, style, visibility and durability into a great looking upgrade to your truck. Accessorize your HLR Truck Rack with a variety of options to secure ladders, lights, beacons and tie-downs using our unique bolt on channel system design. HLR also comes standard with the ladder side load brackets included for added functionality.  It accommodates most tool boxes and can be easily installed at home without drilling on most applications using factory holes. The weather resistant finish stands up to the elements, and comes standard in a black powder coat finish, with a 5-year warranty. Dont settle for less when the answer is obvious…Westins HLR Truck Rack!

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