A roof rack allows you to take more camping gear away, pack more toys like bikes or kayaks for day trips and means you’ve got extra storage on top of your vehicle for any bulky items or those things you would want to keep outside your car like firewood, or wet or muddy gear.

The other benefit of a roof rack is it transforms your daily car into the ultimate work and play machine. Whether you’re a tradie or just a home handyman it makes taking anywhere supplies easier than ever. Whether you’re carrying lengths of timber or a storage box full of your gear

Plus a roofrack is the basis of a great campsite – they allow you to fit a rooftop tent, camp lights, side and rear awnings and plenty more. Once you’ve got a roof rack the possibilities are almost endless.

The range of Adventure Kings roofracks cover almost every vehicle too – there’s a single cab rack ideal for single cab utes, a half-length rack for dual cab Utes or short wheelbase vehicles, a three quarter length rack for mid-size wagons or vans and of course a wide range of full size racks that are perfect for large 4WD wagons, utes with canopies or vans.

First there’s a flat rack, this is the perfect choice for people who want a roof rack but need it be low profile – whether it’s for fitting into underground carparks for easy access to the gear on the roof. A flat rack is also well suited to long items such as surfboards, kayaks or even lengths of timber as there are no rails on the front or back, meaning they can be strapped down low and flat. Of course a flat rack also gives you a large flat space for bulky items – which makes transporting furniture a breeze. The Flat Rack also allows you to fit a Kwiky Roof Top Tent on your vehicle for the quickest camp setup you’ve ever had!

Next there is the Tradie rack – like the flat rack the tradie rack doesn’t have front or back rails which allows you to throw longer items up top whether it’s lengths of timber or conduit, or your surfboard or kayak! But the raised side rails make it easy to stack a heap up top and strap them down safely .

The roof top tent rack has a wrap around rail on the front of the rack and a flat rear section that allows for a Weekender or Tourer Roof Top Tent to be fitted off the side, or off the back, plus gives you space at the front to tie down extra gear.

Last but not least there’s the full length rack – this is a full sized rack, with a full wrap around rail ideal for storing large items and stacking them safely. Strapping pretty much anything down is easy on a full length rack.

All Adventure Kings Roof Racks are powder coated black, include all the mounts and brackets required to fit and are so tough they’re rated to hold 500kg (Check your vehicle manufacturer’s recommendation for load limit) plus they comply to Australian Standards AS 1235-2000 (ADR). Plus all racks with rails including the single cab rack, ½ length rack, ¾ rack, tradie rack, roof top tent rack and full length rack include welded tie down points to make it even easier to strap your gear down.

Whether you’ve got a wagon, van, ute or just about anything else there’s likely  an Adventure Kings roof rack that’ll suit your vehicle and your lifestyle! Many people have even used them as baskets and bolted them to crossbars to make their existing setup even better. There are also specific racks available for channel mount vehicles such as Toyota LandCruiser 100 and 200 Series and Toyota Prado 120 and 150 models. If your vehicle has gutters then the gutter mount racks are almost universal. So if you’ve got an older LandCruiser 60 or 70 Series, Nissan Patrol GQ or GU, Land Rover Defender or Mitsubishi Pajero and many older utes and vans you’ll find a roof rack to suit. Even high roof models like Troopys, Defenders and 60 Series Saharas and Nissan Safaris can be fitted with an Adventure Kings roof rack thanks to the extended length brackets, available separately.

To see the whole range and find out more info, head to www.4wdsupacentre.com.au