SportRack
Model # SR7095
Internet # 203672566
18 cu. ft. Skyline Cargo Box in Gray
$169.95
/each
FREQUENTLY BOUGHT TOGETHER
This easy to assemble cargo box is just the ticket for trips close to home when you need that extra space in your vehicle. Passenger-side opening with two locking latches. Made of high density material for added stability.
- Mounts directly to most OEM and aftermarket crossbars, maximum 4 in. crossbar diameter
- Easy to attach and remove from vehicle
- 509 l (18 cu. ft.) capacity
- Locks included
SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions
Product Depth (in.) |
55 |
Product Height (in.) |
14 |
Product Width (in.) |
41 |
Details
Color |
Grey/Black |
Lockable |
Yes |
Mounting Type |
Roof |
Product Weight (lb.) |
30 lb |
Returnable |
90-Day |
Rust Resistant |
Yes |
Storage space (cu. ft.) |
18 |
UV Resistant |
Yes |
Waterproof |
No |
Weight Capacity (lb.) |
100 |
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty |
Limited Lifetime Warranty |
MORE PRODUCTS WITH THESE FEATURES
Waterproof:
No
Brand:
SportRack
Price:
$150 - $200
Review Rating:
2 & Up
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plastic thickness
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what is wall thickness of material?
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What cross bars will I need to purchase for this cargo box?
I drive a 2011 Mitsubishi Outlander.
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Rated 2.0 out of 5.0 by JChase Look for another cargo carrier
I researched cargo carriers for our trip to the beach. I finally settled on this one. It has pros and cons and the cons were bad enough for me to reccomend to kee plooking. First the pros. This thing is HUGE. It held 3 suitcases (1 large, 1 medium, one small). 2 duffle bags, two beach chairs, and we still had room for a bit more if we needed it. Now the cons: It's very flimsy. So much so that it makes it more difficut to assemble because the lid was always flopping around. The assembly is a night mare. You literally need someone to crawl insde of it and close the lid in order to assemble one of the parts. The locks and keys are very flimsy. One of the keys actually broke and one of the locks takes a couple of tries to get the key in correctly to lock or unlock it. Attaching it to the crossbars is very easy on the passenger side that opens, but next to impossible on the drivers side. When open, you need someone with long thin arms to be able to reach around the open part to attach the bolts inside. We have a pretty large SUV and could not reach across from the passenger side. Getting these bolts off so you can store the thing is just as difficult for the same reason. When all closed up it's pretty stable. But, it has a pretty large profile so when driving at highway speeds, shakes a bit. I used this only once and then went an purchased a rear opening cargo carrier that was much easier to install. Do yourself a favor and pass this one up for another that's about the same price that is rear opening, like the Sportrack Vista.
August 25, 2014
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