Heininger Advantage BedRack Truck Bike Carrier – Hauls 4 Bikes, Tool-Free Assembly, Adjustable 53.5"-69.5", Lockable Cable

Effortless in-bed bike transport

The Heininger Advantage BedRack is a rugged, truck-based bike carrier designed to simplify moving up to four fully assembled bikes inside your truck bed. It expands and contracts to fit both compact and full-size trucks, and it installs without any tools or drilling. A thoughtful combination of soft padding and non-slip feet protects paint and bed surfaces during the journey.

The rack integrates smoothly into everyday life: you can roll bikes into place, secure them with the adjustable bar, and you're ready to roll. A built-in 72-inch lockable cable adds a layer of security for bikes when the bed is open, whether you're stopping for lunch or a quick rest stop on a long ride.

Key benefits

• Haul up to four bikes in the truck bed without removing wheels.
• Tool-free assembly; no drilling required; spacer included for extended length.
• Extends from 53.5" to 63.75" without a spacer, and 59.5" to 69.5" with a spacer.
• Works with most truck beds and stays gentle on paint with soft padding.

Usage and versatility

Flexibility is a core trait: you can temporarily remove the rack if you need the bed for other cargo, or carry it as a standalone rack away from the vehicle. The rack’s adjustable lateral stabilizers secure bikes without wheel removal, simplifying trips from trailhead to highway.

• No impact on trailer hitch availability, so you can tow or haul other gear while using BedRack.
• Non-slip feet and soft padding help minimize scratches on bed liners or painted surfaces.

What’s in the box and warranty

Included is the BedRack, spacer options, and a 72-inch lockable cable (lock not included). Heininger’s limited lifetime warranty offers assurance for the original purchaser against defects.

Whether you’re a weekend warrior, a daily commuter, or a family who travels with bikes, the BedRack aims to streamline setup and transport, so you can focus on the ride ahead rather than the setup.