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Podium race UTV kicking up dust through a desert sand wash

Aluminum service beds for heavy-duty trucks

Proven in Baja.
Built for every day after.

We designed our service bed to survive off-road race support: the whoops, the silt, the rocks and the brutal miles of Baja. If it holds up there, you can depend on it anywhere.

AluminumFull aluminum construction
LightweightLighter than a steel bed
BajaTested in race support
2500 / 3500Ford, Ram, Chevy & GMC

Why it exists

Race support is the hardest job a truck can have

Chase trucks run the same terrain as the race vehicles, loaded with fuel, spares and tools, for hundreds of miles at a time. Steel beds crack, sag and rust. We built ours to take that abuse and keep going.

Racing is our proving ground. Fire crews, utilities and anyone who works far from the pavement get the same bed.

Our Story
Finished bed with compartment doors closed
TIG welding an aluminum panel
Bed frame on the fixture table
Podium aluminum service bed on a Ford F-350, rear three-quarter view

The bed

What makes it different

Lightweight aluminum

More payload for fuel, water and gear, and less weight on suspension and brakes.

Race-tested structure

Designed and proven under real race-support conditions in Baja.

Won't rust out

Aluminum stands up to salt, mud and weather in every climate a truck works in.

Organized storage

Compartments laid out for the way crews actually work.

Configurable

Set up for race support, fire, utility or fleet duty.

Built by racers

Every design decision came out of what broke, rattled or slowed us down in the desert.

The build

Built by hand. Built to last.

Every Podium bed is cut, TIG-welded and fitted by hand in our Southern California shop, then built out for the job it will do.

Subframe and diamond plate going on
Compartment boxes before fit-up
Welding in the shop
Fitting compartment doors
Service bed fitted to a Ford F-350
Rear quarter of a finished bed