Tier One 79 Series Dual Cab Roof Rack Rail Sides

We’re excited to offer the Tier One 79 series Roof Rack Rail Sides

Please note the crossbars are sold separately.

We’re excited to announce that our 79 Series Roof Rail Sides are now available in a premium stainless steel option.
This variant uses 304 stainless as the base material, then receives the same satin black powder-coat finish as our standard rails: delivering a higher-end, longer-lasting version of our proven design while keeping the clean Tier One look you know.

Structurally identical and fully compatible with all existing crossbars, the stainless option is simply a premium upgrade for those wanting the best materials from the ground up.

Designed and built in Australia, our Tier One Metalworks Roof Rack Rails are the perfect foundation for any touring or work setup.
These rails bolt directly to your Ute, providing a tough, slimline mounting system that’s simple, functional, and built to last.

You can choose from our range of Cross Bars, available in multiple styles to suit your setup: from low-profile light-duty channels to heavy-duty stainless steel or alloy options.
Cross Bars are sold separately and can be bolted on to create a full roof-rack system (as shown in the photos), or you can simply run the side rails on their own to mount an existing rack, solar panel, or other accessories.

Passenger-side rails come pre-drilled with two awning mounting points, each fitted with flush-mounted rivnuts for quick and easy installation of our optional awning brackets: no drilling, no guesswork.

Built to Last

Each set of rails is built from 3mm stainless steel then powder coated satin black, a combination that delivers exceptional strength and long-term corrosion protection.
Ensuring a durable finish that stands up to the harshest Aussie conditions.

We don’t currently offer colour coding but can supply raw stainless steel rails at a reduced price for those chasing a custom finish.

Important note: Cross bars are sold separately, they do not come with the rail sides

Mounting Options

We’ve designed these rails to suit a wide range of mounting setups: from simple direct mounts to full rack conversions.

• Low Profile Light Duty Cross Bars: The perfect all-rounder: strong, simple, practical and lightweight. Best when using alongside a rooftop tent. 10-15mm of roof clearance.
• RHS Heavy-Duty Low-Profile Cross Bars: Designed to sit between the rails, offering a low stance with 8–10 mm clearance at the roof’s highest point.
• High-Profile Heavy-Duty Aluminum Extrusion Bars: 80×25 mm T-slot bars that mount on top of the rails for a modular system, perfect for those that want to really load up there roof.
• Platform Racks: Mount existing racks (like the OCAM flat racks) directly to the rails. Some drilling may be required for other roof racks.
• Direct Tent Mounting: For the lowest-profile setup, mount your rooftop tent directly to the rails (tent base modifications may be required).

Specifications

• Top Of Rail Length: 1400mm
• Complete Length: 1500mm
• Internal Rail Width: 1185mm (front) - 1185mm (rear)
• External Width (at top of rail) : 1305mm (front) - 1305mm (rear)
• Top Of Rail Width: 60mm
• Clerance: 25mm if you run a level from side to side there is a 25mm gap from the highest point in the roof to the top of the rail sides
• Material: 3mm Stainless Steel
• Finish: Satin Black Powder Coat
• Hardware: 304 Stainless Steel
• Included: Rubber pinch weld and powder-coated black hardware
• Optional Add-ons: Tier One Cross Bars (sold separately, multiple options available)
• Weight: 10.5kg (pair)

Need Help?

Got questions or unsure about your setup?
Reach out: our team’s here to help. We’ve seen just about every tent and rack combo out there and can point you in the right direction.

Fitting Information

• Direct bolt-on installation
• Compatible with all 79 Tier One Cross Bar options
• All required hardware included

If you’re unsure about fitment or your setup, contact us anytime: we’re always happy to help you get it right the first time.

Disclaimer

Use this product at your own risk. Tier One Metalworks is not liable for any damage or injury resulting from use or installation.
These rails are not currently load-rated.