Ever noticed—
The trip really begins when the trunk won’t close?

Tent, sleeping bags, camp chairs, your kid’s balance bike, that little pot your mom insisted on bringing…
The car is full of people. The luggage? Squeezed between knees.
In the rearview mirror, a flattened backpack blocks the entire back window.

It’s not that you don’t have space.
It’s that you haven’t looked up.

? Roof Racks
Extend your home capacity. One meter upward.

? Your Roof: The Largest Unused Room

An empty SUV roof is just wind noise.
A racked roof? An extra storage unit.
400L–600L expansion —
≈ Two more 28″ suitcases
≈ Four more snowboards
≈ One 6‑person tent + 3 camp chairs + 1 roll‑top table

That cured ham, farm eggs, fresh oranges your parents want you to take back home?
Load ’em all. Leave nothing behind.

? It’s Been to More Places Than You Have

By Qinghai Lake, it carried two mountain bikes so you wouldn’t miss the sunset.
Through the birch forests of the Greater Khingan, it held spare fuel—enough to push 200km deeper into no‑man’s‑land.
Outside the kindergarten, it showed off your kid’s balance bike while other parents took notes.

Those scratches on the roof? It took the branches for you.
That whistle at highway speed? It’s just the wind doing its job.

This isn’t an accessory.
It’s the answer to every “I wish I could bring that.”

?️ Stable. That’s the only language it speaks.

75kg dynamic load.
Not just a number—load it up.
Roof box, cargo basket, bike carrier, ski rack, kayak mounts…
Different weekend, different gear. One roof rack rules them all.

Aerodynamics? Optimized.
Streamlined cross‑section profile.
120km/h? Wind noise increase ≤15%.
You’ll still hear your co‑pilot. Barely.

Rust? Weld points? Lifetime warranty.
Acid rain, sea breeze, road salt, a week of non‑stop drizzle—
Scratched on the outside. Brand new underneath.

? Install Once. Match. Forget.

Vehicle‑specific fit kits + universal crossbars.
No mechanic degree required.
Manual + 10mm socket + 20 minutes = done.
First time needs alignment. After that? Tool‑free.

Anti‑theft locks.
People notice stuff on roofs.
Keys in your pocket. Peace of mind up top.

? Who Actually Needs Roof Racks?

• Skiers: 170cm planks don’t fit in backseats. Rental gear is expensive and dull.

• Surfers / Paddlers: 3‑meter boards. Your roof is their only home.

• Camping families: Kid’s strider bike, dad’s trekking poles, mom’s collapsible bucket—leave one out, trip’s incomplete.

• Long‑distance home‑visitors: Trunk for gifts. Roof for local specialties. No compromises.

• Pickup / 4WD owners: Bed’s taken by the camper shell. Roof still has room.

? Spec Check

One last thing:

The trunk holds your luggage.
The roof holds what your luggage can’t.