Overland Bed Bar Hi-lift Mount

A Hi-lift jack is one of the most useful recovery tools on a serious overland truck, but only if you can actually reach it when you need it. Stashing the jack inside a toolbox, under the rear seat, or buried in the bed wastes time during a real stuck situation. The Overland Bed Bar Hi-lift Mount fixes that by giving you a clean, dedicated spot to carry your Hi-lift jack right on the side of your bed bars, where it stays visible, accessible, and ready to use the moment a tire goes deep.

Why the Overland Bed Bar Hi-lift Mount Belongs on Your Build

Bed bars on their own are useful for tents, bikes, and cargo. The Overland Bed Bar Hi-lift Mount turns the same bar system into a real recovery platform by adding purpose-built brackets for your Hi-lift jack. The jack rides high on the side of the bed, out of the way of regular cargo loading, but reachable in seconds when the trailer goes sideways. For Hawaii overland drivers running soft sand, lava trails, or muddy backroads, that kind of fast access can save the whole trip.

Frees Up Bed Space for Other Gear

Carrying a Hi-lift inside the truck bed eats up real estate fast, especially on overland trips where every inch of space matters. Moving the jack up to the bed bars keeps the floor of the bed open for fuel cans, water jugs, cooler boxes, tents, and other heavy gear. The result is a more organized bed layout where everything has a spot, and nothing has to get unloaded just to reach the tool you need.

Powder Coated Build for Hawaii Weather

The brackets ship powder-coated in a tough black finish that resists corrosion from salt air, rain, and trail spray. Hawaii's coastal climate is hard on bare metal, and a high-quality powder coat is the right answer for parts that live outside on the truck full-time. The finish also matches well with most other overland accessories on the rig, so the build stays visually clean from front to back.

Complete Hardware Kit Included

The mount ships with all the mounting hardware needed to attach the brackets to your bed bars. No extra trips to the hardware store and no guessing on bolt sizes or thread pitches. Once the brackets are on, your Hi-lift jack slides into place and locks down with its own factory hardware, so the whole upgrade is straightforward.

Easy Install With Basic Tools

The brackets bolt on to compatible bed bar setups using standard hand tools. Most owners can complete the install in well under an hour, even working solo in a home garage or driveway. There is no drilling required on the truck itself, since everything ties into the existing bed bar structure. If you would rather not handle the install yourself, a local shop can knock it out quickly during another service stop.

Recovery Ready Setup for Real Trail Use

A Hi-lift jack is most valuable when you can grab it without thinking. By keeping the jack mounted up on the bed bars, the Overland Bed Bar Hi-lift Mount makes sure you do not waste time hunting for it during a stuck situation, a flat tire on a remote trail, or a quick lift to clear debris. That accessibility is the difference between a recovery tool that gets used and one that just rides along.

Product Specifications

What You Get

Best For: Overland and off-road truck owners running a bed bar system who want a dedicated, accessible mounting point for a Hi-lift jack without giving up bed cargo space.

For Hawaii overland builders putting together a real recovery-ready rig, the Overland Bed Bar Hi-lift Mount is the kind of small detail that turns a good build into a great one. IMM Hawaii Parts also handles bed bar, jack mount, and recovery gear installation at our Maui shop, so you can plan the full overland setup and roll out trail-ready in one visit.