Rack Attack, online Thule Rack and Yakima Rack specialists since 1995. Rack Attack offers a wide selection of racks for your car, truck, SUV, van, and home for all types of gear.

With 8 retail stores, over 60 full-time rack experts on staff, and one of the largest inventories in the business, Rack Attack is North America's Premier Retailer of automotive and home storage solutions. For more reasons to choose Rack Attack, click here.

The easiest way to find which rack fits your vehicle is to click below on the Thule Rack Automated Fit Guide or the Yakima Rack Automated Fit Guide. If you are interested in a roof rack, try our brand new Rack Attack Automated Roof Rack Fit Guide which will show you the best of both Thule and Yakima roof rack options for your vehicle.

If you know what rack you need you can search for your rack by name or part number in the search box above, or browse the racks we have availble by either category or by manufacturer.

Rack Attack offers Bike Racks, Base Rack Systems, Kayak & Canoe Racks, Ski & Snowboard Racks, Cargo & Luggage Racks, Van & Truck Racks, Home Storage Racks, Bike Parking Racks, Rack Locks, Rack Accessories, Vehicle Organizers and Tire Chains from top manufacturers, such as Yakima, Thule, Saris, RockyMounts, TracRac, Karrite, Racor, SportRack, SPT, RV-Inno and BVG.

• Rack Attack ships 90% of all orders within one business day
• Free shipping on most orders over $150.00
• You do not pay sales taxes in 48 states
• Rack Attack guarantees the lowest price on the Internet
• Free gift with every order over $100.00, a $15.00 value
• Selling and installing racks and rack accessories is all we do, and we do it best

Drive Small, Carry Big with Thule

Just drive down the highway these days and you will notice a visible shift in types and sizes of vehicles people are driving. Gone are the days of the bigger-is-better, super-sized SUVs. The buzz words now are CUVs, sport wagons and gas-sipping compacts.

By just being an active person you have tons of stuff that you are used to hauling around. On any given day you are carting around helmets, gloves, sleeping bags, tents, backpacks, boots, paddles, skis, baby joggers, groceries, plywood, and way too many bags of potato chips and jerky. Just because you down-sized your vehicle does not mean this stuff is going to be able to transport itself.

With the addition of a rack system you can safely and easily carry the same amount of stuff (if not more) then you did with a gas-chugging SUV. Thule roof boxes have an available capacity up to 21 cubic feet so you can have the carrying capacity of a Ford Escape on a Toyota Prius. And adding this cargo room is a snap (or shall we say twist!). Cargo boxes equipped with Thule's Quick Grip mounting hardware take under five minutes to install or remove. If the roof is not an option, try a hitch. Hitches are easy to install, fit a ton of vehicles and allow you to carry bikes, skis and even boxes on the back of your car. Pretty cool, huh?

High gas prices may be a shock for us but they are old news for the rest of the world. Many of the new smaller cars we see on the road in North America have been available in Europe for years. The North American public is learning what the rest of the world has already learned: drive a smaller car and add a Thule rack to increase cargo space.

.: Loren Stewart - 9/15/2008 :.