After years of abuse on the tracks it is hard to deny that the Adventure Kings Steel Roof racks are absolutely bombproof. Engineered out of tough steel, and powder coated for all weather durability, the performance is hard to beat, and when you look at the price, you’ll be bowled for 6.

Unlike anything else, when looking at setting up your campsite, you need to start from the top down. And a solid foundation such as the Adventure Kings Steel Roof Racks offer one of the most stable platforms to build your campsite on.

With many 4WD roof Racks on the market, its hard to tell what features you need and what are “fluffy” and unnecessary. This is why we test our roof rack systems in the harshest conditions across OZ to find out what makes them tick, we’ve stacked them high, and hit corrugations, deep ruts, mud puddles, hill country, salt spray, and much more, and are still yet to find anything that can hold them back.

The range starts with the simple Single Cab Ute Rack designed to be mounted to the gutter rails on vehicles like Single Cab LandCruiser Utes, and defender single cabs, whilst offering a full perimeter rail that you can easily fasten gear down too. The mesh base is the same as the rest of the range and offers a hassle-free method of mounting your gear, without worry of it falling through.

The Single Cab Ute Rack measures 125cm X 90cm X 19cm which is perfect for a few jerry cans, a single swag, and is also a great place to mount a few LED lightbars for forward and reverse driving and setting up camp!

The next in the lineup is the Half Length Steel Rack this offers a perfect rack system for mounting to ladder racks above a Ute tray, or even for short wheelbase vehicles, measuring in at 125cm X 125cm X 19cm it has plenty of space to fit extra camping gear, with the same perimeter bar to secure your gear on-board.

The Half Length Steel Rack offers plenty of tie down locations, and you even have the ability to securely mount an Adventure Kings Awning to the side of this awesome size of roof rack, adding to the versatility, being a half size, it will fit on any vehicle fitted with a standard rain gutter mounting system.

With some people even retro fitting these to their existing sports bars or crossbars, on their vehicle to leave sunroof access above the cabin of the vehicle.

The most popular Steel roof rack in the range is easily the Adventure Kings Full length steel roof rack, Tested to carry over 500kg and having the same full perimeter wrap around bar, as the others mentioned in this article, any serious tourer or 4WDer worth their salt, has already picked one of these Absolute weapons up, to cart cargo wherever they can get their rig.

Just like the other rack systems in the lineup the Adventure Kings Full Length Steel Roof Rack offers the perfect mounting locations for Awnings LED Lightbars, reverse lights and even your MAXTRAX MKII, Offroad Jack and Shovel.

Measuring a practical 220cm x 120cm x 20cm our camera crews have these mounted to their vehicles allowing them to cart around a handful of Adventure Kings Big Daddy Swags, and other bulky gear like the 6m x 3m Adventure Kings Gazebo, they use to camp underneath, without the fully featured full length rack, the team would be stranded without half of the gear they carry with them!

Along with all of the full framed models, the Adventure Kings Steel Racks also come in a Steel Flat Rack variety which offers an additional 200mm of roof clearance, perfect for fitting your vehicle into underground carparks, as well as a Steel Tradies Rack, which still has the practical side rails but gives the ability to carry long bits of timber and plumbing pipes without any impedance on the front or rear, and finally the Roof top Tent Rack, which is purpose designed to accept the Adventure Kings Tourer, or the Adventure Kings Weekender Roof Top tents, whilst still offering the perfect place to locate your LED lighting and a few other bits and pieces whilst being retained by the front wrap around bar.

There is a rack for everybody at 4WD Supacentre, so checkout the full range at www.4WDSupacentre.com.au and see what all the fuss is about!