Roof Rack 1.4m x 1.25m Cage Style
Steel Cage Roof Rack, 1.4m long to suit the top
of canopies, dual cab utes and small vehicles.
Alloy Track Mount - 1085mm
The Ironman 4x4 roof rack track mount extrusion system is used to permanently fix a rack or cross bars to a ute canopy, hard top tonneau or a resin roof.
Cross Bar and Feet
Stylish and practical in design, the black powdercoated cross bar has a non-slip rubber strip that runs the entire length of the bar. This assists with maintaining your load stays secured.
Gutter Mount Feet - 150mm (8 feet)
Roof Rack Feet 150mm Tall
Gutter Mount Feet - 210mm (8 feet)
Roof Rack Feet 210mm Tall
Mount Feet (2 feet)
Roof Rack Feet to suit Prado 150
Mount Feet (6 feet)
Roof rack mounting feet to suit a Holden Colorado 7 RG.
Cage Style - 2.2m x 1.25m Alloy Rack
Ironman 4x4’s newly updated range of Aluminium roof racks. Designed to provide a 60% weight saving over an equivalent steel rack and engineered to tackle the most demanding conditions with no compromise in strength or function.
Trade Style - 2.2m x 1.25m (Open end) Alloy Rack
Ironman 4x4’s newly updated range of Aluminium roof racks. Designed to provide a 60% weight saving over an equivalent steel rack and engineered to tackle the most demanding conditions with no compromise in strength or function.
Carry more without compromise. Ironman 4x4’s roof racks, platforms, and cages are designed for tough NZ conditions, giving your 4x4 extra hauling power on any adventure. Need gear for a weekend away or tools for the job? We’ve got the roof rack system for you.
How to Choose the Right Roof Rack for Your 4x4
A well-chosen roof rack makes your 4x4 more functional without compromising safety or comfort. Beyond just getting extra storage, it’s about getting the right gear for your vehicle and how you use it. Here’s what to look for:
Start With the Base: Platform or Cage?
- Roof Platform: Great for modular setups. It offers a flat surface to secure swags, jerry cans, solar panels, or recovery gear using brackets or tie-downs. If you like flexibility, platforms allow you to shift things around based on the trip. They’re also easier to clean and maintain between hauls, especially after muddy or dusty tracks.
- Roof Cage: Best for bulky or loose items. Cages have raised sides that keep gear from shifting while driving. They're often favoured by tradies or campers hauling awkward gear like firewood, crates, or large tools. The side rails offer extra stability when the track gets rough or gear is stacked high.
Build Material and Weight Capacity
- Steel Roof Racks: Built tough for serious touring and trade use. Steel handles higher loads and stands up to off-road punishment. Ideal for remote travel or work vehicles.
- Aluminium Options: Lighter but still sturdy, it’s best for moderate loads where weight is a factor.
It’s essential to check your vehicle’s roof load rating (static and dynamic) before fitting any rack. Overloading risks structural damage and legal trouble.
Fit, Accessories and Add-Ons
- Vehicle-Specific Racks: Choose racks designed specifically for your 4x4’s body type (ute, SUV, or canopy-mounted) for optimal fit and stability.
- Integrated Mounting Points: Look for racks with mounting points if you run awnings, rooftop tents, or LED light bars, allowing easy attachment and added versatility.
- Wind Deflectors: Consider wind deflectors to reduce noise and drag on highways, improving driving comfort and potentially enhancing fuel efficiency.
Ironman 4x4’s roof rack range is designed to work hard in NZ conditions. If you're heading out bush or just making daily gear runs easier, there’s a practical rack to match your adventure.
