Roof Racks

Most Rough Country roof racks are designed for bolt-on installation using factory mounting points, so drilling is typically not required on compatible vehicles. However, installation requirements can vary by model and vehicle. Always review the product notes and installation instructions for the specific roof rack you’re interested in to confirm the mounting method and ensure you have the necessary tools.

Yes, certain Jeep Wrangler roof rack models are designed so you can remove the Freedom Top panels on 4-door models without uninstalling the rack. Always review the product notes and installation instructions for the specific roof rack you're interested in to confirm it's compatibility.

Rough Country roof racks are constructed from either lightweight aluminum or durable steel, depending on the specific make and model. Both options feature a tough powder coat finish and stainless-steel hardware for corrosion resistance and long-term durability. Always check the product details for the roof rack you’re interested in to confirm which material it uses.

Yes, some vehicle-specific racks offer integrated mounting options for LED light bars, such as the optional 40" front light bar available on certain Tacoma roof rack systems.

Yes! Many Rough Country roof racks are engineered with high static load ratings, making them suitable for properly mounted rooftop tents and overlanding gear—provided the weight is evenly distributed and stays within the specified limits for your vehicle. Always check the product details for your specific roof rack to confirm its load capacity and ensure it meets your overlanding needs.

Rough Country roof racks range from $399.95 to $974.95 depending on the vehicle application and included features such as integrated LED light bars.