When you have little space in your car or in any case you don’t want to give up traveling comfortably, you are looking for a solution to avoid sacrificing space in the seats, once the space in the boot is finished. Fortunately, the solution is very simple.
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The universal roof bars for cars
Universal car roof bars are a type of roof bars designed to fit different makes and models of cars. They are called “universal” because they can be fitted to most cars, provided they have a roof rail attachment system.
Universal car roof bars get their name from the fact that they are designed to be compatible with most vehicle types.
The design of the universal roof bars is characterized by a standardized shape that allows them to adapt to different sizes and types of longitudinal bars. In addition, universal roof bars are often equipped with clamps or other adjustable fixing devices, which allow them to adapt to the different sizes and shapes of the roof bars of different cars. Due to their versatility and compatibility with a wide range of vehicles, the roof bars Universal roof racks are very popular with motorists who want to carry sports equipment, luggage, work equipment or other items on their car.
How universal roof bars for cars are made and what can I use them for
The universal roof bars, as anticipated, usually consist of two long bars that are fixed to the roof of the car, above the side doors. They can be made of different materials, such as aluminium, steel or glass fiber reinforced plastic, and can be equipped with a locking system to protect the transported load.
These bars are very versatile and can be used to carry a variety of items, such as bikes, kayaks, surfboards, luggage, sports equipment and so much more. They are a practical and convenient solution for increasing the load capacity of the car and for transporting bulky and heavy objects.
However, it is important to choose universal roof bars based on the specific needs of the car and the load to be transported. It is also important to check that the bars are fitted correctly and that the load is well secured to ensure safety on the road.
Universal car roof bars are designed to carry a maximum load specified by the car manufacturer and the roof bar specifications.
Can I use universal car roof bars together with a car box?
Typically, manufacturers of vehicle roof bars and car roof boxes specify the maximum weight that can be carried.
So if the weight of the roof-mounted car trunk and its contents are within the weight limits of the roof bars and the car, then it can be fitted to the roof bars. However, it is important to ensure that the roof box for the car is securely fastened to the roof bars and that it is well positioned on the vehicle so as not to interfere with the driver’s visibility or the stability of the vehicle on the road.
In any case, it is important to always check the specifications of the car and the roof bars before fitting a car roof box or any other equipment to your car. In addition, the manufacturer’s instructions for assembly and use of the roof box must also and above all be followed to ensure safety on the road.
What are the differences between universal roof bars and car boxes?
Universal Car Roof Racks are a pair of cross bars that are mounted to the roof of the car and designed to carry additional loads such as bikes, skis, canoes, camping equipment, bags and more. Generally, universal roof bars are equipped with an adjustable fixing system that allows them to adapt to different shapes and sizes of longitudinal bars.
A vehicle roof box, on the other hand, is an enclosed, streamlined structure, mounted to the universal roof bars, designed to hold and protect luggage, sports gear, camping gear, and more. Car roof boxes are available in different shapes, sizes and materials, depending on the needs of the driver and the type of load you want to transport.
In summary, the main difference between universal roof bars and a roof box is that the former are designed to carry additional loads on top of the car, while the latter are designed to hold and protect the load. Universal roof bars are generally cheaper and more versatile, while roof boxes offer more protection from wind and weather, as well as more cargo space.