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  1. Viking Sleeper Cab Rack w/2 Chain Hanger & Full Tray ( 68" x 80" )
    $1,489.99
    As low as $1,439.99
  2. Viking Aluminum Day Cab Rack w/ Bar Window, Chain Hangers, & Split Trays
  3. 68" x 80" Viking Headache Rack - Mini Vault, 2 Hangers & Half Trays
    $1,999.99
    As low as $1,969.99
  4. 68" x 80" x 14" Viking Enclosed Headache Rack, 3-Door, Mirror Finish
    $2,979.99
    As low as $2,849.99
  5. Viking Vaulted Cab Rack w/ 3 Stainless Steel Doors - Black Powder Coated Body (68" x 80" x 14" Depth)
    $3,247.99
    As low as $3,147.99
  6. Viking Vaulted Cab Rack w/ 3 Mirror Finish Doors 68" x 80" x 14" Depth and BAR WINDOW
    $3,149.99
    As low as $3,049.99
  7. Merritt Cab Rack w/2 Chain Hanger & Full Tray ( 68" x 80" )
    $2,149.99
  8. Merritt Cab Rack, 2 Chain Hanger & Full Tray w/ Bar Window (68" x 80")
    $2,399.99
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Heavy-Duty Headache Racks for Semi Trucks & Flatbeds

Headache Racks for Semi Trucks

A headache rack, also known as a cab rack, is one of the most important add-ons for flatbed trucks and semis. Mounted right behind the cab, it acts as a strong barrier between you and your load. If cargo shifts while you’re on the road, the headache rack takes the hit, not your cab or your safety.

Made from heavy-duty materials, these racks are built to last and are easy to mount. Whether you call it a cab rack or a semi truck headache rack, it’s the same must-have shield that keeps your cab safe, your gear organized, and your truck looking sharp.

Why Do Drivers Rely on Mytee Headache Racks?

1. Cab Protection in Critical Situations

Headache racks for trucks act as a strong safety barrier, stopping shifting cargo from crashing into your cab during sudden stops. That extra protection can truly save lives.

2. High-Grade Aluminum &  Steel Construction

Aluminum racks are lightweight, so they won’t weigh down your truck, and they resist rust and corrosion.

Steel racks deliver maximum strength and toughness, making them the go-to choice for extreme-duty hauling.

3. Built-In Storage Options 

More than safety, a headache rack for a semi truck adds convenience with toolboxes, chain hangers, and lighting keeping straps, binders, and gear neatly organized and within easy reach.

4. Easy Installation & Compatibility 

Designed to fit most flatbeds and semis, Mytee heavy duty headache racks come with pre-drilled holes and hardware for quick setup, minimizing downtime and maximizing road time.

Choose the Right Rack for Your Hauling Needs

Wide range of Headache Racks at Mytee Products

Every driver has different needs, and Mytee offers a wide range of cab racks to match. Built for high-mileage haulers, each rack fits most semi-truck and flatbed configurations.

  1. Sleeper Cab RackExtra-wide design with full tray and chain hangers, built for long-haul drivers who need maximum storage space and reliable cab protection on extended trips.
  2. Day Cab RackCompact yet durable, this rack provides strong cab protection and built-in hangers for everyday hauling. Ideal for local or regional drivers who want safety without bulk.
  3. Cab Rack with Hanger, Tray & Window: Includes a bar window, full tray, and dual chain hangers. Perfect for drivers who want added visibility, convenient gear storage, and a stylish look behind the cab.
  4. Cab Rack with Mini VaultAdds secure mini vault storage along with chain hangers and a tray. Great for keeping small, valuable tools safe while maintaining easy access to essential gear. 
  5. Cab Rack with 3 DoorsFeatures two small toolboxes along with three spacious compartments, providing organized storage space with a mirror finish. Designed for drivers who need more compartments without losing hauling power.
  6. Cab Rack with 4 DoorsFour-door vaulted design with stainless steel mirror finish offers expanded storage and a premium look. Built for serious haulers needing secure, high-capacity compartments.
  7. Cab Rack with 5 DoorsThe largest option with five spacious compartments. Engineered for long-haul drivers who carry lots of tools and equipment, ensuring everything stays safe, organized, and within reach.

Add-On Accessories That Complete Your Setup

Maximize the utility of your truck headache rack with purpose-built accessories. These add-ons boost storage, safety, and convenience helping you stay organized and ready for any job.

  • Top Mount Tarp Tray: Keeps tarps neatly stored and easy to grab when needed. Built to handle heavy-duty use while freeing up valuable rack and trailer space.
  • Upper Light Bar Panel: Adds visibility and safety with integrated markers and stop/turn/tail lights. Designed to fit seamlessly with compatible racks for a professional, polished look.
  • Light Bar Bracket: Durable aluminum bracket provides a secure mounting point for auxiliary lights, giving drivers flexibility to improve nighttime visibility and road safety.
  • Adjustable Beacon Bracket: The bolt-on aluminum bracket adjusts from 18” to 36” to hold warning beacons. Perfect for oversized loads or high-visibility hauling requirements.
  • Cab Guard Install Kit: Everything you need to securely install a headache rack for flatbet. Pre-selected hardware ensures a quick, hassle-free setup with long-term stability.
  • Dyna Clamp Mounting Kit: Engineered for Merritt cab racks, this kit makes installation solid and reliable while cutting down on vibration and wear.
  • 24” Chain Hanger: Bolt-on hanger keeps chains and binders neatly organized. Easy to install and strong enough for everyday heavy-duty use.
  • Locking Ratchet Binder Rack: Made in the USA, this rack keeps binders locked, secure, and easily accessible—protecting valuable equipment from theft or loss.
  • Anti-Slip Self-Drainage Interlocking Mats: Durable mats provide a safe, slip-resistant surface with built-in drainage. Perfect for wet conditions, they keep truck steps and work areas safer.
  • Door Logger Tool Box: Compact, mirror-finish toolbox designed to fit between racks. Provides added secure storage for tools without taking up excess space.

Steps to Install Our Cab Guards for Semi Trucks

  1. Park Safely - Start on a level surface and gather all components, including the rack panel and mounting feet.
  2. Assemble Rack - Attach the feet to the headache rack panel using bolts, lock nuts, and washers.
  3. Mark Placement - Measure and mark where the rack will sit on your truck bed.
  4. Install Brackets - Secure the mounting brackets in place with a wrench.
  5. Mount the Rack - Attach the rack to the brackets and tighten all bolts firmly.
  6. Check Alignment - Ensure the rack is level and all fasteners are snug.
  7. Test & Inspect - Test stability with cargo weight, then inspect hardware regularly for wear, loosening, or damage.

Real-World Applications: How Headache Racks Make a Difference?

1. Prevented Cargo Damage

During a sudden stop, the headache rack stopped heavy pipes from smashing through the cab window, protecting both the driver and the truck.

2. Organized Shelves Save Your Time

With an integrated chain hanger, a driver kept all straps organized and within reach, reducing tarp setup and load-down time by hours.

3. Improved Night Visibility

By adding LED lights to the rack, the driver made night hauls safer, with better visibility for themselves and for other vehicles on the road.

Prioritize Your Safety. Upgrade Today!

Viking Headache Racks for Semi Truck

A headache rack is more than just an accessory; it’s an investment. Whether you need extra storage, heavy-duty cabin protection, or a sleek upgrade, Mytee has a large variety of cab racks. Browse our full range of headache racks today and equip your truck with the best ones.


Questions & Answers

Do headache racks fit all trucks?

Most headache racks are designed to fit standard semi-truck and flatbed configurations. Always check the dimensions and mounting compatibility with your specific model before purchasing.

Can I install a headache rack myself?

Yes, one can install a headache rack on their own with basic tools like a wrench, measuring tape, marker, and the included bolts, nuts, and hardware.

How long does it take to install a headache rack?

On average, installation takes 1-2 hours. Pre-drilled holes and included hardware make the process quick, but the exact time depends on your truck setup and experience.

What’s better – steel or aluminum headache racks?

Steel racks: Heavier and stronger, ideal for extreme-duty hauling. Aluminum racks: Lighter, corrosion-resistant, and still highly durable. The right choice depends on your hauling needs and preferences.

How do I maintain a headache rack?

Check mounting hardware regularly for loosening, clean the rack to prevent buildup, and replace worn parts like hinges, locks, or gas struts to keep it performing long-term.

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