roof racks
- bowl
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roof racks
Hey thinking of getting racks for car.
kings racks ok. thinking option one or two
supercheap.KINGS RATED TO 500KG 2 NDP TITAN 300KG
kings racks ok. thinking option one or two
supercheap.KINGS RATED TO 500KG 2 NDP TITAN 300KG
To many boats kayak, helicopter , catch a fish,catch a fish
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Re: roof racks
Those cage style ones are only good if strapping little things down.
Personally I’d go the twin rail. Less obtrusive. Less wind noise. Probably better economy and can still put long things on it.
Personally I’d go the twin rail. Less obtrusive. Less wind noise. Probably better economy and can still put long things on it.
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Re: roof racks
Yeah I'll call isuzu n see what load rated to.
Maybe roof top tent down track , shade awning ,but seems car not suited.
Yakima lock n load system ,appears to be what I need
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To many boats kayak, helicopter , catch a fish,catch a fish
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Re: roof racks
Load rating is when driving n not when car is stationary from my understanding.
To many boats kayak, helicopter , catch a fish,catch a fish