WOW! I am impressed! I called to place my order and real person answered, spoke perfect English, albeit a slight southern accent, and my order was sent within a day, shipped quickly and I had it a few days later. I saved over a hundred dollars over local and installed it my self. I cant imagine how that they could do any better. THANKS!
Eric
Cedar Springs, MI
Inno Roof Racks for easy, secure carrying
Count on Inno for quick installs and rock-solid stability on naked roofs or flush rails. Go with aero bars and t-track channels to mount cargo boxes, baskets, kayak carriers, or an awning while helping keep noise and drag down. Clean the mounting points before install; the coated feet and clamps and custom fit are built to protect your paint.
Yes, a 165 lb dynamic weight capacity is more than enough for a roof tent with people when parked. Inno does not list a static weight capacity. Confirm your vehicle's roof/rails ratings and keep weight centered between the bars. Mount the tent per the instructions and verify all hardware after your first trip.
Installation is straightforward for most DIYers. Lay out parts, measure carefully, and loosely assemble first, then tighten after final alignment. Re-check clamp tightness after your first few drives. Before you start, verify small pieces like rubber end caps are in the box so you're not stuck mid-install.
Aero-style bars help reduce wind noise and drag compared to square profiles. Some setups include rubber stripping in the channels that can further help with wind noise. If you notice whistling at certain speeds, double-check bar position, end caps, and channel inserts to minimize it.
It's designed to protect the finish when installed correctly. Clean the mounting points before install, and the coated feet and clamps with padding help prevent scratches. Measure and align everything before final tightening. If the rubber bases don't sit 100% flat on complex curves, re-position and re-measure until they do their best to seat evenly.
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