OEM Roof Racks

Putting an original roof rack on top of your vehicle is a great way to improve its cargo capacity. The auto industry sometimes uses terms like "roof rail" or "luggage rack," and you can use one as a bike rack or kayak rack if you add a crossbar system, but whatever you call a roof rack, there are three good reasons to install one. One: they're well-built, made of durable metals like steel or aluminum and made to support and distribute cargo weight. Two: they give you tie-down points to crank a winch on or strap a bungee cord to, making securing luggage easier. They sometimes even integrate locks, which help stop theft. Finally, and maybe best of all: there's no solution for hauling extra gear simpler than putting a roof rack on your ride. Their main parts are, after all, towers and feet that are modularly designed, and a fitting kit is often included. That means putting everything together is straightforward.

Which Roof Rack is Best for Your Vehicle?

That depends on the make and model you're driving. Most trucks and SUVs support them, but only a few cars do, and most sports cars don't at all. If your vehicle does, however, an OEM roof rack will fit it best. Our auto parts store has what you need to upgrade, including installation parts. You can order it all online, too. Buy today, and we'll ship it all right to your door.