Mopar Roof Racks

Installing an OEM roof rack on top of or behind your vehicle is one of the best ways to add temporary storage space. Your brand might call them luggage racks or roof rails. You can absolutely use one as a kayak carrier or bike carrier if you install a crossbar or two along with it. Whatever you call a roof rack system, though, there are three reasons to use one to haul gear.

Why Should You Have a Roof Rack?

• They're made of durable metals such as steel or aluminum -- both excellent options for not only supporting cargo but also distributing its weight evenly.
• They provide anchor points you can crank a winch on, tie a trucker's hitch to, or run a bungee cord between. That makes it a lot easier to tie luggage down securely.
• There's no simpler solution for hauling than a roof rack. Assembling one is easy: its main parts are modular towers and feet, and you usually get a fitting kit, so everything comes together from the get-go.

Which Roof Rack is Best?

That depends. What make and model do you drive? More importantly, what's your vehicle's body style? You can install a roof rack on most trucks and SUVs, but not a whole lot of cars. Excepting performance crossovers, many sports cars don't support them. If your vehicle does, though, go with genuine Mopar; a roof rack made for your brand and model will fit it best. Our auto parts store has the installation kit you need. You can order it here online, too. Buy now, and we'll ship straightaway, right to your address.