Travall roof bars are rated for up to 300 kg static load (when stationary) and 100 kg dynamic load (while driving).

Note: Always check your vehicle manufacturer’s roof load limits - your roof bars must never exceed those limits.

They are vehicle-specific. Each set comes with a custom fitting kit designed to match your car’s roof rails, mounting points or flush rails.

Open rails: there is a gap between the rail and the roof.
Flush rails: the rail sits directly against the roof with no visible gap.

Travall bars support both types and come with the appropriate fitting kit depending on your vehicle.

Installation is designed to be straightforward. Travall provides fitting guides and tools where needed. In many cases, only basic tools (like an Allen key or torque wrench) are required.

The bars have an aerodynamic alloy design intended to reduce wind drag and minimize road noise.

Yes - Travall roof bars use a handy T-slot / “split-seal” style system that allows you to slide in compatible accessories without trimming or excessive adjustments.

Yes - they include integrated locking covers to deter theft of the bars themselves.

No - as long as you install them correctly, your car will be protected. Travall roof bars come with custom-fit mounting kits and rubber contact points designed to prevent scratches or damage. Just make sure to follow the fitting instructions carefully and use torque limits

Yes - they are engineered and tested to surpass international safety standards.

Travall recommends not exceeding 70 mph when roof bars are in use, especially when loaded.

When using roof bars, especially if they’re carrying a load. Always load items centrally, keep the height low, and avoid any overhangs where possible.

Yes - you can leave them fitted even when you’re not carrying gear. However, doing so slightly increases wind drag and might slightly reduce fuel efficiency.

• Every now and then you should check the bolts and fasteners to ensure they remain tight (especially after first use).
• Clean them with mild soap and water, avoiding harsh chemicals.
• Lubricate lock mechanisms lightly if they begin to stiffen.
• Remove accessories and any load before washing your car or entering automated car washes.