2nd Gen 4Runner Roof Racks
Three racks, one chassis. Six, eight, or fourteen mounting points depending on what you carry.
Looking for a roof rack for your 2nd gen 4Runner? We build all three by hand in our shop for the 1990–95 4Runner. All three share the same aluminum sides and steel crossbars and add just 2.25 inches of roof height. They differ in mounting points: the Light Duty uses six, the Medium Duty eight, and the V3 HD fourteen — which is what makes it the only one rated for a roof top tent. Every rack requires drilling.
Parts
V3 HD Full-Length Roof Rack — RTT Ready
$999.992nd gen 4runner Medium Duty Roof Rack
$999.992nd gen 4runner Light Duty Roof Rack
$999.99At a glance: fitment, price & shipping
| Part | Fits | Price | Shipping (lower 48) | Build time | Returns |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| V3 HD roof rack (14 rivnuts, RTT-rated) | 1990–1995 | $999.99 | $119.99 | One ready to ship now, then built to order: 14–18 days | Final sale once shipped |
| V3 Medium Duty roof rack (8 rivnuts) | 1990–1995 | $999.99 | $119.99 | Built to order: 14–18 days | Final sale once shipped |
| V3 Light Duty roof rack (6 rivnuts) | 1990–1995 | $999.99 | $119.99 | Built to order: 14–18 days | Final sale once shipped |
Every figure comes from the product page itself.
Not sure it fits your truck? Email us before you order · Tracked US shipping — shipping & build times · Returns & 7-day limited warranty
Guides
Questions
Which one do I need?
If a roof top tent is in your future, the V3 HD. If it's cargo boxes, traction boards and gear, the Light or Medium Duty depending on how much you carry.
Do I really have to drill?
Yes. All three mount on steel rivnuts set into the roof. That's what makes them hold; it's also what makes people hesitate. The install guide below shows the whole process.
Shopping for the truck itself, not just parts? See our 1995 Toyota 4Runner buyer's guide.