We have licensed our own security nut system that is keyed specifically to us. No other company on the planet has this same security nut key and it only fits in 1 specific orientation. This is exponentially safer than standard security hardware which can be purchased anywhere. We take it one step further and machine the key so that it can fit under roof rack systems and incorporate a thru-hole so you can use our proprietary locking system with your RTT's stock bolts in the event that your tent rail doesnt use standard 13mm head hex bolts (provided it still uses 8x1.25mm bolts).

While we try our hardest to maintain accurate stock levels, these unprecedented times have stressed our logistics to their breaking point. That being said, because our mounts are all made locally and out of USA sourced materials, we are faring better than most! Typically mounts will not be out of stock for longer than 3 weeks time at most, and most in stock ship within 48 hours, so check back soon!

Refer to the sizing guide above! If that doesn't fully answer your questions you can e-mail us directly at wheeleveryweekend@gmail.com and we will help you out. Please include measurements of your current bars and a photo, otherwise we can't help, calipers are best for measurements, you can pick one up for 2 bucks here: Harbor Freight Calipers

99% of tents use an aluminum slider designed for a 13mm hex head on a 8x1.25mm bolt as seen here: Standard tent mount. Some of the recent tents out of Korea use a metal plate that has square holes for a carriage bolt. For this style you need to cut the plate in half so each side can move independently (if the holes don't line up) and re-use the stock carriage bolts and it will bolt right up. Here's an example of that sort of tent mount: Carriage bolt style tent mount I believe these styles will be largely discontinued soon because of the issues with fitment and this style. There is another design that has a giant square head on top of the bolt, if these bolts thread onto the security nuts you can simply re-use them and discard the included hardware. Our mounts are not compatible with any tent rail design that uses 10mm bolts instead of the standard 8mm, or tents with rails that are not parallel to each other. If your tent uses a different attachment style than the standard aluminum slider for 13mm hex head bolts in the photos, your rail may need modified to work, we are not farmiliar with all attachment styles on the market so ensure compatibility before ordering.

We can accommodate any custom order amounts. That being said, 8 class 10.9 bolts are rated for approximately 1,000X the weight of your tent. The main reason to run 6 mounts is if your load bars are not connected to each other. With todays modern plastic/thin sheet metal beds, having load bars that are not physically connected to each other can be a detriment to the life of your tent. As the frame of the vehicle flexes and in turn your bed flexes, that vibration and movement will be transferred into your tent if the load bars are not connected to each other. In that situation having 6 mounts makes sense to help reduce a bit of the movement. You can order the normal 4 pack and put in the order notes that you want to be billed for an additional 2 mounts and we will send you a PayPal invoice for the difference, or shoot us an email to be invoiced for the total of 6.

Returns and exchanges are super easy. We send you a return label, you slap it on the small flat rate box the mounts come in, wrap up the un-used mounts and place them in the box with the hardware and security nuts/socket and send it back. It's that simple! If you need a different size I will happily switch them out for you. A 10% restocking fee will apply to returns so please make sure you check the fitment guide before ordering, this fee just barely covers our credit card processing fee and return shipping charge.

4 total mounts come in the kit, for a detailed list check the "included" section of the product page.

We are expanding our line-up all the time! If you have a load bar you think we should make a mount for let us know, but keep in mind it has to be popular enough to be worth the initial investment in design time and tooling. We do not make custom one-off mounts because they would probably cost you more than your tent is worth as you would be taking the whole cost of R&D and prototyping the mount on just 1 person, instead of spreading it out over hundreds of orders. It is much cheaper to swap to a rail system that is supported than to have a one-off mount designed for your system.

It seems counter intuitive but locktite will actually make your tent loosen up. What happens is; in the first 500 miles (or first offroad trip) after initially installing your mounts and torqueing them to your rooftop tent manufacturers recommendation, the soft aluminum of your tent's rails will "settle" into place. Because of this you will go to check the mounts and they will be slightly loose, this is completely normal and expected... the security nuts themselves have not spun loose, but the space between your tent and the load bars has gotten physically smaller. Because of this, if you apply locktite to the nuts they will give you a false sense of tightness when you check them and eventually your tent could settle to the point that it can rattle/vibrate around. You should check your tent hardware as often as you inspect and check the rest of your vehicle (at least every oil change) because of this settling effect. Our personal set of mounts have been on our truck for over 5 years through about a dozen trips on the Rubicon trail, wheeling during King of the Hammers, hitting whoops at 70+ mph for shock tuning and jumping our truck, with no loose fasteners after the initial torque checks were done correctly.

We no longer offer installs or local pickup since we have been fortunate enough to be able to move our shop onto our own property. Unfortunately this means our insurance will not cover customers at our residential address. All mounts usually ship out 3x a week in flat rate boxes which ship very quickly. My goal is to always get them out in time to be installed before the next weekend's adventures, however we are not Amazon and both of us work at least 60 hours a week just to keep up.

I hate thieves! I can't imagine thinking it's okay to take someone else's property. With the state of the world, tent theft is getting extremely common. While nothing in this world is truly "theft-proof", you're doing yourself a favor by making yourself a hardened target so they move onto an easy mark. I have seen at least 50 tents stolen this past year alone. Any tourist area or seemingly safe parts of towns are easy targets for guys with bolt cutters and a pickup truck, as seen in my videos. If you have had your tent stolen please e-mail me a copy of the police report with your personal information blacked out and I will set you up with a hefty discount code for a set of mounts. I also encourage everyone to get renters insurance which can sometimes cover tent theft, albeit with a deductible.