DV8 Offroad | Slotted Aluminum Roof Rack | Compatible with 2016+ Toyota Tacoma Double Cab | Optional Light Mounts | Black Finish

It is a fantastic product. The reviews are not lying when they say it comes with no instructions. It doesn't. Very easy to put together though. Looks super slick and super clean. I absolutely love it.

Solid rack. Looks good. Moderate wind noise as is. Once you add a light bar though....game over. I’m guessing it’s because it mounts in FRONT of the rack’s wind deflector. Unlike every other after market roof rack that has the lift bar BEHIND the deflector. Light bar creates a lot of drag on the wind deflector and it will rattle against the roof of the truck. I reinforced mine (which did help) but the wind noise alone was too much to deal with. Took the light bar off. Looking for a way to mount the light bar back more to see if that does anything. Will update review if I find anything that helps. Other than though, rack is good for the price.

Pretty great rack for the price. Holds up great in the cold (-35 f) and had suited my needs. Rails on the rack have a T Slot and I’m still getting use to them, but it’s my first flat rack. Planning on adding lights the rack. I’ll update the review once that’s done. Also, remember to waterproof attachment points!

Edit: after 3-4 months sold the rack and found some scratches that went all the way to the bare metal, only had about 25-30 lbs of gear in a mounted Plano case up there on the weekends.It’s a good looking rack for just mounting lights, but it’s wayyyyyyyy to close to to the roof, we’re talking 3-4 millimetersThis is a good budget option, take into account it only holds 100lbs so no tents.Think about what your overall plan is with a roof rack and make an informed decision, for an extra $150-200 get a prinsu, but if you just want it to hold your lights, recovery gear and a awning (maybe) this is a good option.Pros,it has 5 spots for lights, it does have the T-slots for bolts on all the cross bars to mount things, I have had no issues with wind noise or vibrations, and the price is reasonable for what you get, looks wayyyyyyy better than the Hooke rack or what ever they like to call it on Wednesday.Cons.100 lb Weight limit, bars are non Adjustable ( I have the sun roof) so I can not tilt it but I can still open it.Conclusion.I like it, it works for me at the moment, I will switch to a prinsu in the future mainly for the adjustability ( I like to tilt my sun roof)If not for that it would be perfect for my needs

I bought this because I needed roof racks for my tacoma quickly. It didn't come with instructions which was curious for a product that required assembly and installation, but there are enough videos on the internet to show how to install it. It took about an hour and a half because I had to figure out where some of the pieces fit by trial and error. Once it was installed, it looks really good on the truck. I can attach just about anything up there so it does the job. There are 2 things I really don't like. Reviews I've seen elsewhere say it is not noisy, but that is NOT true. It comes with a wind deflector that creates a really loud vibration noise once I hit 60-70 mph. It was so loud I decided to take the deflector off, and now I hear the wind rushing under the rack which is annoying but not even close to as bad as with the deflector. The second issue is the clearance between the support bars and the roof of the truck. There is next to no space to work with between the two, and it took me as long to install kayak racks onto this rack as it did to assemble and install the rack itself. That is a simple process and should only take a few minutes, but the lack of room to work makes it an agonizing process. The middle two bars are almost useless because of the lack of space. All in all this is a decent product if you just need a roof rack, but if you plan to attach anything else to it, I suggest you look around more.

Love the look of the DV8 which is why I did not return it when I found that one of the cross bars was in contact with the roof of my cab. I nearly returned it and purchased a Prinsu, and would have had the return policy of the seller stipulate that for a refund, the product must not have been installed. So I went to the hardware store and purchased some 1/2” SS spacers abs longer bolts, just as Prinsu and other rack mfrs use, and raised th rack 1/2” All is well. Road noise is gone and my roof is spared any paint loss. My suggestion to DV8, add spacers me longer bolts to your kit. You’ll field fewer returns.

I had to reinstall rear channel inserts because the rack dug into the paint otherwise. Also had to bend the corner of each back piece so it sat on the rubber strip without scratching the roof. No information as to what light bars are compatible with the sides and the front air dam at its lowest setting is still too high to stop excessive wind noise. Overall this is NOT worth the cost. I should have gone with Rough Country for $140 less.

Great value for a decent rack. Requires a really handy person who knows what they are doing in order to install. Also requires a good amount of modifications in order to work properly. The rack was hitting the antenna and needed to be clearanced in order to stop making a horrible banging noise