Review on Leitner Design ACS Active Cargo System Tonneau & Accessories
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2024
- This TH-cam video review is on the Active Cargo System ACS Forged TONNEAU (Rack Only) For Toyota Pick-Up Trucks by Leitner Designs: offroadtents.c...
Introduced in late 2019, the ACS Forged Tonneau carries on its well-known durability, modularity, and customizability of the original ACS Classic in a neat new package. The Leitner Designs ACS FORGED is the result of 5 years and thousands upon thousands of off-road miles testing. Manufactured and engineered in Corona, California, the ACS TONNEAU is here to maximize your fun in the outdoors!
This outstanding products is U.S Patent, fits many Thule, Rhino-Rack, and Yakima accessories, and compatible with DECKED storage system. The Leitner ACS Tonneau will ONLY work with T-Slot Rail Tonneau Covers like the ReTrax XR Series OR the Pace Edwards UltraGroove & Explorer Series covers.
The ACS Forged Tonneau is the ultimate truck bed storage solution to carry & secure the max amount of cargo allowing you to go further and stay out longer with peace of mind. The Rack will secure all the valuable belongings on top while you are enjoying the toughest terrain.
On an important note, the ACS Forged Tonneau is versatile and will surely work on different accessories of Thule, Rhino-Rack, and Yakima to ensure customer satisfaction. With a weight capacity of 400 lbs when used and 800 lbs when parked, you can surely bring and do anything with the new ACS Forged Tonneau.
It's time to give an awesome variation to your rig and boost your overlanding experiences.
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What kind of awning is that?
That's a beautiful truck!
The retrax pro only has 4 securement points. I to am looking at this set up but I'm worried about the weight and how it holds up on dirt roads and washboard. Would hate to be driving up in the mountains and lose my beadrack with everything on it
Anybody know if the rack clears the bed camera?
Will the rack system work with a '22 Tundra using a Retrax...I don't like the idea of drilling into my truck.
They need a starlink mount!
How does that set up perform with all that stuff on offroad? as no one really has a reviewed about it.
how are those KC C2 amber color?
what awning is that?
Great video! really interested in the system for my ford. I have a question though, it says on Leitner's website that the on-road weigh rating is 400 lbs on the tonneau cover. The ACS itself is close to 100lbs, Gear Pod XL is 50lbs (+50 lbs gear for instance), rooftop tent is roughly 200 lbs, plus other gear pods on the other side (~50lbs each) plus awning. Roughly 600 - 650 lbs of weight on the tonneau cover, this exceeds the recommended weight by 200 lbs+ (50%). Is this really doable on the tonneau cover? thanks!
The rack and the gear weight will be on the bed rails not the cover. The weight rating on a tonneau is for the actual top cover not the rails on the side. There’s also bed supports on the leitner rack that keep the weight off the bed rails. I run the classic acs with 2 xl pods and it is an amazing system
I could be wrong but I believe..the 400 lb on road dynamic rating is the load carrying capacity on the load bars of the rack itself, not the tonneau, but that’s a good point. Retrax actually doesnt state a weight capacity for their T Slot design. I guess they recommend whatever the manufacturer of the vehicle recommends. So 400 lbs dynamic on road. Most RTTs are 150-200 lbs so the 400 dynamic should be ample.
@@Kanddande no bed supports on this model. The tonneau wouldn’t be able to close
@@oversizedoverlanding2365 true, didn’t factor that in 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@Kanddande no worries. I actually have this exact setup (retrax + leitner) like in this video. This is the only video on YT i can find on this new system. I’ll make a video soon on mine
Didn’t realize that the rear support bar couldn’t slide on the forged
It slides on the regular acs forged, just not the acs forged tonneau
@@oversizedoverlanding2365 ahh. Makes sense. Thanks man!
Is it able to be unbolted and moved/slid?