Our first wave of CBI/Prinsu Pro roof racks: Toyota Sequoia, Lexus GX550, Ford Bronco 2-door hardtop, Rivian R1S, Rivian R1T, Toyota 4Runner, and Toyota Tacoma. Every rack is a no-drill bolt-on build with Prinsu's Pro-series crossbars, powder-coated aluminum, and stainless hardware. Pick a standard wind deflector or a cutout for 40" light bars at checkout.
These ship oversize freight with roughly a 5 week manufacturer build time, so order ahead if you need one before a trip.
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Prinsu Pro Toyota Sequoia Roof Rack 2023-2026
$1,720.00
Prinsu Pro Ford Bronco 2-Door Hardtop Roof Rack 2021-Current
$1,380.00
Prinsu Pro Toyota 4Runner Roof Rack 2025-2026
$1,380.00
Prinsu Pro roof racks, built for your exact vehicle
We carry the CBI/Prinsu Pro line across seven platforms: Toyota Sequoia (2023-2026), Lexus GX550 (2024-Current), Ford Bronco 2-door hardtop (2021-Current), Rivian R1S, Rivian R1T, Toyota 4Runner (2025-2026), and Toyota Tacoma cab (2024+).
No drilling. Every rack in this line bolts on with Prinsu's own mounting points. The Pro crossbars run about 44% stronger than earlier Prinsu generations, with six drop-in points per crossbar for lights, trays, and other gear.
Pick your wind deflector. Every rack above gives you a choice at checkout: Standard, or a cutout built for 40" light bars.
Lead time and freight. These are built to order by the manufacturer, so plan on roughly 5 weeks before it ships (an estimate, not a guarantee). Racks ship oversize freight, billed at checkout.
All seven are powder-coated aluminum with stainless hardware.
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