Frequently Asked Questions

There is a base price for the unit plus a charge for installation.  We offer other features which cost extra.  See our pricing page for full details.

Simple answer is most late 1990s to present Dodge, Ford and Chevy crew cab trucks (also known as quad or double cab).  For more details, see the compatibility page.

A fully loaded unit weighs just under 700lbs. 

The standard color is white.  Charcoal and black are also available at no extra cost.  Custom color-matching can be performed at an additional cost (see our pricing page). 

You will need a minimum of 22" from the rear of your cab for items in your truck bed or trailer to safely clear the ZoomRoom.

Our manufacturing facility in Tipton, MO.

Yes, but it is highly recommended not to install it outside our facility.  Due to the weight it is difficult to transport and move into place without damaging it or your vehicle.  In addition, over the years we have developed precision methods for aligning and securing the ZoomRoom to your vehicle.  And finally, there are a number of custom structural and safety components we integrate which customers would not be aware of.

Bottom line, we want our customers to be happy with their ZoomRoom and their safety is of the upmost importance to us so we prefer to do the installations.

If you are a commercial driver we can install it during your 34 hour reset period.  For those that are not, this means it will take 1.5 - 3 days depending on the level of custom fitting required base on your specific make and model of truck.

Yes, but the sunroof must be removed.

If you have a 2017 or newer Ford Super Duty with the full glass roof panels, the panels must be removed.  The opening is fitted with a custom fiberglass panel before the ZoomRoom is attached.

The entire weight of the ZoomRoom rests on the back part of the truck.  The cab roof doesn't carry any of the weight.  A gasket joins the portal in the truck roof with the portal in the unit, and is designed to allow movement as the truck is driven.

If you have a truck bed the ZoomRoom rests heavy-duty saddle mounts we install on the truck bed sides.  This helps distribute the load along the bed of the truck.

If you have a flatbed or no bed, the unit is supported by a custom-built structure that attaches directly to the flatbed or frame.

From the roof of the cab:

• When the unit is in the down position it will add 25", 30" with a roof vent.  
• When the unit is in the up position it will add 49.5", 53" with a roof vent.   

It depends...

NO (If you match any of these the rack would need to be removed prior to installation):

• You have a crew or mega cab, there isn't room between the ZoomRoom and the cab for a headache rack.
• The rack is wider than 62" near the top.
• The top of the rack is more than 1.5" above the top of the cab.

YES (If you match all of these you may keep the rack):

• You have a standard or extended cab.
• The rack width is 62" or less near the top.
• The top of the rack is no more than 1.5" above the top of the cab.

Yes, as long as the following conditions are met.

• Standard Truck Bed: The toolbox sits in the bed of your truck and does not extend over the sides.  The ZoomRoom rests on the sides of the bed so a toolbox that extends over the sides would need to be removed before installation.
• Flatbed or Frame: This shouldn't be a problem, but send photos and we will advise you.

Yes!  You will need the following bed based on your trailer type:

• You will need a minimum of 22" from the rear of your cab for items in your truck bed or trailer to safely clear the ZoomRoom. 
• Fifth Wheel - You must have a long (8-foot) bed.
• Gooseneck - You can have a short (6-foot) or long (8-foot) bed, but for the short bed your trailer neck will need to angle towards the rear of the truck.

Yes.  It does not interfere factory-installed cameras.

Absolutely!  A shoreline is provided for you to connect to your generator so you can have power for your devices inside the unit.  You can also power the air conditioner with your generator.

The generator will provide power to the air conditioner if you chose that feature.  It requires 500 watts.  The shoreline will provide power to your personal devices inside the unit so you will need to account for their power need.

Yes.  We have a number of customers who have done this.  You would simply connect the unit to the battery pack rather than a generator.  The number and type of items you can power depends on the system.  One customer used the Ecoflow Delta Max and was able to power the entire ZoomRoom (AC, Lights, Fan, Motors) overnight.  They hooked it into the truck to recharge the batteries while they drove.

Yes, as long as they are located within a few inches of the windshield.  If they were installed further back they will have to be relocated.