Have a hammer ready and some primer to repaint. Your going to need it.... I regret doing business with this company. There customer service is definitely going to ghost you well.

The install for this was generally easy but time consuming doing it alone. I HIGHLY recommend setting down a moving blanket or some type of soft cover to set everything on. The rack ended up with a free scratches in it from me putting it together on the pavement without any form of protection. Lining it up on the brackets properly definitely takes 2 people and I definitely recommend putting some type of cloth on your roof to protect it when mounting the rack. Only complaint I have is their lightbar bracket. It could be made to allow deeper lightbars. The angle of the brackets makes it so the bar I have has to be slightly angled down to fit on. Overall love this product!

I have a TRDOR and it fit without issue. Ended up using my fat body under the truck to hold it up while my buddy bolted in the first two bolts. Install video made it super easy to get this done in no time at all.

Bought this a few months ago and never got around to installing it. Finally did about 2 weeks ago, but ended up having a bad bracket. I sent in an email and the next day I had a response and they sent out a new bracket without any issues. The install was relatively easy but took a little finagling to get it all to line up just right. Super sturdy construction and I can’t recommend them enough.

Looked at a lot of after market front bumpers and this was my choice just on looks alone. When it arrived I knew I had made the right choice! The construction and the welds were all top notch. The finish of the unit as a whole with the flawless powder coat finish just looked great. The installation with the help of a friend when it came to bolting in on wasn't any problem except both of the plates on the frame were both a bit cock-eyed and had to be trimmed and ground with an angle grinder. This was on my 96' Limited model, not the later models with the big plates, no big. I just installed a winch, the cube lights and the little turn signals provided before mounting it. Super happy with this bumper and it looks pretty bad ass now! On a side note...living in California they require a front license plate. I thought about mounting it to the front skid plate and then ending up getting the flip up mounting bracket offered here, which wasn't cheap. Anyhow it looks great and is legal and is ready too rock and roll...thanks Victory 4x4 for another quality product! scotto-

2022 Toyota Rav4 LE Ordered this rack about 1 year ago for our base model, as the roof rack dealer option was removed starting from that year's LE trim. The rack was well packed and protected during shipping. Instructions were simple to follow and had a ton of hardware which is great in case you strip a hex head. Installation was easy, but you may need a hand just to tighten the roof mounting bolts. Drove down to Northern California via the Oregon Coast and back with no issues. Typically I use the rack to strap down a softshell carrier that stores most of the soft goods for camping, canoe or SUP. Frees up a ton of space in the back. The rack is surprisingly quiet. If you hear vibration or whistling then it will require proper adjustment. Very likely to purchase a second rack for my work vehicle when it gets replaced. Have recommended Victory 4x4 to others looking for similar products. Installation Notes: -If your RAV doesn't have stock roof rails, you will be drilling these yourself. Disconnect the battery. -Remove headliner and locate ten 1/16" strips of metal that also have about an 1/2" opening to the metal channel above in the locations where the mounting hardware will be. -Spring Loaded Center Punch from inside the vehicle to the center of the holes that are to be drilled. Protect any Airbag/Wiring near where you will be drilling. Drill up from inside with a pilot bit. Then drill down from above, only slightly wider than the mounting hardware. The rear two mounting bolts will be smaller sized. -RTV Silicon the hell out of the new openings, bottom of hardware, around and above the hardware. -For the front faring, be sure to fully press on the rubber protector, and trim the excess. Recommend adding clear 3M paint protection film where the faring will contact the roof as added protection from debris. Optional 2" strip under the rear support by the rear door hinges, as a just in case when loading/unloading gear. Last Tip: Test drive for final adjustment revealed vibrations of the wind deflector faring starting at about 30mph. This was due to the rack being first adjusted to a centered vertical position, and the front faring rubber was not making sufficient contact to eliminate vibration. Easily remedied by loosening the side mounting bolts, letting the rack frame sink down in the mounts and re-tightening.

Assembly: If you can use a screwdriver this should be very easy. The instructions video on YouTube was very thorough and easy to follow. This is a very easy rack to assemble. The only hard part is placing the rack on the vehicle. I used my wife and daughter (we are a tall family) to place it very gently on top of the GX. I did roll up some small towels, just as a precaution, and placed the racks feet upon the towels. That was the hardest part which was not that hard. Take your time and all should go well. Function: I have had two small Yakima racks on it at once with no problems. I put a piece of plywood on top and used some homemade T-nuts to secure it. My wife and I put chairs on top and watched a concert in the park. I am impressed with the strength and the things you can do with it due to the T-Nut function. I am also very happy that the powder coating is holding up well in the Florida sun. So far, the rack has held up great and we have used it on some light overland trips and on some long vacation trips to the Florida Keys. There is no extra wind noise noticeable by my ear and the decibel app on my iPhone. It does allow you to use your sunroof a bit more. It seems to get rid of the buffeting that I had without the rack. It is a great product that if nothing else takes the “Soccer Parents look” out of the Gx 460 Future plans are to order the Victory Awning Mounts and maybe the Accessory Mounts for some Rotopax containers.

First, thank you for the fast shipping. received the rack in a week after I ordered. Installation was a little challenging for me since I did not have any help, so I resorted to assemble the rack directly on to the roof. took longer than normal, but all the parts bolted in perfectly with no slight issue. The youtube video helped out a lot also and was very detailed with the assembly. So far I have loaded some sheets of plywood on top for my diy drawer system.

Since I didn't have any help to lift the rack once assembled, I laid all the parts on the floor and assembled one by one on the roof of my GX460. I started with the main posts, then the rails, the rest of the parts just bolted right in. no adjustments or modifications needed. It has been 3 months since I installed the rack, no noticeable change in MPG and wind noise. My only regret is not ordering the fairing with the light cutout.

After doing tons of research I ended up at Victory 4x4. They are a hidden gem in this big industry, the attention to detail in this rack was amazing and have a feeling they are just getting started. The fitment and how to video was spot on. This was a huge upgrade for the GX, fit like a glove