Rhino Rack Pioneer MaxTrax Side Mount Bracket, Small

These instal easily, are well made, and hold the boards securely

Product works great with only two boards mounted. The additional bracket recommended for mounting four boards should come with the system or the brackets should be redesigned to hold the additional weight.

Like all rhino rack products, it's durable and built to last, however just like on rhino rack website important notice: You still need the pin set to hold the Maxtrax. This is ONLY the bracket to mount to roof rack but NO pins to actually secure the Maxtrax to the bracket (they would just slide off without pins). I guess the image has the pins gray to illustrate that they are not included.

Works with oem sprinter roof rails with small modification.

These are a great foundation AND require customization to be really tight. I ended up building my own support brackets and mounting bolts ... see pics for details!14 gauge angle bracket modified for under hooks and Pex tubing over threaded rod for mounts.Rhino's extra support brackets are flat, unavailable, and don't make a solid triangle mount like these do for 4 track support.

Works great. I do not have the max trax. I have one of the less expensive set. Fits perfectly.

If you have a Rhino Rack Pioneer Platform, this is a good versatile mount that also works with ARB Tred Pro. The Rhino Rack MaxTrax Mounting Pins that you must also purchase also work for ARB Tred Pro (or MaxTrax as well) but they are a rip off at over $60. If you want to replicate this at the hardware store, they are four 4" by 10mm or 3/8" SST hex head bolts with a flat and lock washer plus a nylon fluted knob nut. I had to buy the kit to find this out so haven't specifically found a 10mm or 3/8" but a place to start is at this link https://www.amazon.com/Fluted-Knobs/b?node=16412821 . There is a lot of slop to this set up so it doesn't need to be exact.I also found it made a better set up by adding 7/16" SST washers at the bottom and top of the Treds then a 3/4" piece of 1/2" pvc conduit (the thick darker gray PVC) followed by another 7/16" flat and lock washer. This keeps the fluted knobs out of the way of the Tred Pros making for an easier and cleaner locked down system when all tightened up. While it would take a minute for someone to undo the 4 knobs and run off with your expensive Tred Pros, you can slow them down a bit more with a cable lock to the rack. If you want the cable to go through the Tred Pro holes, this lock will work https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0019VLED6/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1 . If you want a heavier cable, you can use a long hasp padlock through the Tred Pro holes and use any size cable that will fit in the lock.

Well I’m not sure if I should be surprised or not but I’ve had this on my tundra for 2 yrs with 2 sets of traction boards on it. I’ve used my truck for less than 10k miles and on my way home from ruidoso, the weld on one snapped. Not sure if I’ll buy another or make a custom one lol. Will take pics tomorrow 😭