Ranger Design announces new pickup truck utility system

Ranger Design announces new pickup truck utility system

An initial product offering of rack and toolboxes is slated to be available this fall.

Ranger Design announced a new pickup truck utility system at the 2024 Work Truck Show.

Launching through Ranger Design’s distributor network and manufactured in-house by the Ranger Design team, an initial product offering of rack and toolboxes is scheduled to be available this fall. The system’s cap, which integrates with a heavy-duty utility rack, is scheduled for release in the first quarter of 2025, with additional products to follow later that year, the company said. The design was on display at this year’s Work Truck Show, as seen in the photo above.

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