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120cm Universal Car Roof Rack Cross Bars – Adjustable & Heavy Duty
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Expand Your Storage with 120cm Universal Car Roof Rack Cross Bars
Planning a road trip or adventure? The 120cm Universal Car Roof Rack Cross Bars free up valuable space inside your vehicle by offering a secure, adjustable platform for your extra luggage, camping equipment, or sporting gear. Designed for versatility and strength, these roof bars are a perfect fit for most vehicles with rain gutters.
Key Features
- Durable Powder-Coated Steel – Built tough to handle all your cargo needs, with superior corrosion resistance.
- Adjustable Width – Fits vehicles up to 120cm width, ideal for a wide range of car models and SUVs.
- Rain Gutter Installation – Easy to mount and remove without damaging your car.
- High Load Capacity – Supports up to 90kg of cargo — perfect for luggage, camping gear, kayaks, or roof boxes.
- Outdoor Adventure Ready – Designed for campers, travellers, and sports enthusiasts who need extra carrying capacity.
Specifications
- Material: Powder-coated steel
- Loading Capacity: 90kg
- Maximum Width Fit: Up to 120cm
- Height from Bracket Bottom to Cross Bar: 19cm
- Colour: Black
- Assembly Required: Yes
Package Includes
- 1 x Set of Car Roof Cross Bars
Important Note: Always check your vehicle's roof load limit and secure all cargo properly before driving.
Get ready for your next adventure with this reliable and adjustable Universal Car Roof Rack System. Order your set today and travel smarter!
120cm Universal Car Roof Rack Cross Bars – Adjustable & Heavy Duty
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