Vortex RLTF Black 1 Bar Roof Rack (Rear)
This Vortex RLTF roof rack system is attached to the set of factory tracks on your vehicle's roof. As a staple of Rhino-Rack leg and bar technology the RLTF has been proven through over 22 years of developmental research. The high profile design is ideal for highly curved roofs or when the extra height is required to level out multiple bars. Engineering and design reinforces Rhino-Rack’s commitment to producing only the strongest and most durable of the Vortex RLTF systems.
What's Included
Your Vortex RLTF Black 1 Bar Roof Rack (Rear) solution is made up of the following individual parts:
Product Details
Overview
Utilising our highly regarded Vortex bars, this system offers you compatibility with a wide selection of Rhino-Rack accessories. So whether you're a traveller, kayaker, surfer, cyclist or tradesperson - the Vortex RLTF roof rack system has you covered.
Key Features:
- Installation or removal is simple
- Ideal for low clearance
- The great benefit of this roof rack system is the ability to slide your cross bars along the track to accommodate various sized loads
- High profile design is ideal for highly curved roofs
- Allows extra height if required to level out multiple bars
- Having a trackmount system allows for a heavier load rating
- Tested to AS1235:2000 (Australian), ISO11154:2006 (City Crash/International) standards Lifetime Warranty
Q1. What tools are required to install the RLTF?
A1. Please see the documents section for a full list of components and necessary tools.
Q2. What do you mean to level out multiple bars?
A2. When a roof is curved in certain places there are different heights of legs and spacers required to create a level area for your roof system to be placed upon.
Q1. What tools are required to install the RLTF?
A1. Please see the documents section for a full list of components and necessary tools.
Q2. What do you mean to level out multiple bars?
A2. When a roof is curved in certain places there are different heights of legs and spacers required to create a level area for your roof system to be placed upon.
