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A headache rack is a practical and beautiful accessory for a truck, but the options available on the market aren't always what you're looking for. With the option to buy a custom headache rack for a truck, you have the ability to get precisely what you need in a style you love. If you're looking for a headache rack, it's a good idea to learn about customization choices. You'll be much happier in then end.
1) Lumber Stops & Grab Handles
Perhaps the most common and popular options are lumber stops and grab handles. Both are great additions. Whether you’re a contractor or weekend warrior, either of these may be less of an option and more an essential addition. Lumber stops help control long loads, such as lumber, pipe, or ladders that extend over your cab. Grab handles not only provide easier bed access from the side (especially on lifted trucks) but also double as convenient tie down points.
2) Auxiliary LED Lighting
While auxiliary lighting adds to the aesthetics of an already beautiful truck – their benefit goes way beyond good looks. A headache rack with lights provides great utility. They can dramatically improve visibility – whether lighting the road ahead of you (traditionally) or the work area behind your cab. They’ll help extend your work or play time long after the sun goes down. Even if you only need them occasionally, LED lights are a smart choice and can prove essential in critical situations. Whether you need them periodically or once in a great while, don't dismiss how beneficial auxiliary LED lighting can be.
3) Rear Hoops
A pickup truck is meant to be used. Whether you rely on your pickup for daily work or not, there's bound to be a time when your load doesn't quite fit the bed. And while they're always good to have, bungee cords can only do so much. A rear hoop makes carrying long cargo much safer and easier to secure. And integrated lumber stops provide additional side to side load control
A headache rack is already a great option for a work truck. A rear hoop adds even more functionality and style to an already wise choice.
Contact the expert team at Spyder Industries to learn more about headache racks and customization options.
