Roof Rack Cargo Basket 200 LBS Capacity Extension 64"x39"x6" for SUV Truck

Five people in the car and a full boot is where a weekend away starts getting rearranged on the driveway. A roof basket shifts the awkward gear — swags, camp chairs, a wet kayak — onto the crossbars, where an odd shape stops being a problem.

The 200 lb figure, published as given

VEVOR states a load of 200 lb for this basket and nothing further: no metric equivalent, and no word on whether that is a static figure, a driving figure, or one tested to a standard. It appears here exactly as supplied, unconverted. The number that actually governs what you carry sits in your vehicle handbook, since a roof limit covers bars, mounts and roof skin together and counts the basket itself.

Adjusts around the bars you already have

The frame slides from 64 x 39 x 6 inches down to 45 x 39 x 6 inches (roughly 163 x 99 x 15 cm and 114 x 99 x 15 cm), so a short wagon roof and a long dual-cab canopy each have a setting. Four U-bolts clamp it down, taking square crossbars up to 4.65 inches wide by 1.375 inches thick, or round bars up to 1.375 inches across. Crossbars are not supplied and are not optional — measure yours first, shape included.

Key features

• Adjustable frame: one basket covers several roof lengths without swapping parts.
• Four U-bolt clamps: square or round bars within the published sizes, no drilling into the roof.
• Wind fairing: a formed deflector across the front rail, aimed at drag and wind noise.
• Curved corners: no square edges to catch bags, or hands, while loading.
• Galvanised and powder painted steel: two coatings on a part that stays outside all year.

Specifications

• Stated load: 200 lb (supplier's figure; basis and test standard not published)
• Maximum size: 64 x 39 x 6 in (approx. 163 x 99 x 15 cm)
• Minimum size: 45 x 39 x 6 in (approx. 114 x 99 x 15 cm)
• Material: steel, galvanised and powder painted
• Mounting: four U-bolts
• Suits square crossbars: up to 4.65 in wide x 1.375 in thick
• Suits round crossbars: up to 1.375 in diameter
• Crossbars: not included
• Basket weight: not published

Before you load it

• Your vehicle's own roof load limit governs, and it is usually well below what a steel basket can physically hold. That limit includes the bars and the basket.
• Crossbars must already be fitted and must fall within the U-bolt sizes listed above.
• The basket adds height — check garage, car park and awning clearances before the first trip.
• Tie loads down independently, then re-check the U-bolts and the load after the first stretch of driving.

Suits wagons, SUVs, dual-cab utes and vans already running crossbars.