Genuinely built for high roof low gutter vans & buses
Our unique roof legs OZ41 and OZ44 suit a range of vehicles.
© Ozroofracks are roof rack brackets for high roof and low gutter vehicles like Toyota Hiace, Toyota Hiace Ambulance, Toyota Hiace Wagon, Toyota Hiace Super Long Custom 4wd, Toyota Hiace 4wd, Toyota Hiace Minibus, Toyota Commuter, Toyota Coaster, Toyota Master Ace Surf, Toyota Regiusace, Toyota Hiace Super Custom, Toyota Hiace H100, Toyota Hiace H200, Toyota Hiace Custom, Toyota Hiace Grand Cabin G, Toyota Hiace Living Saloon, Toyota Hiace 200 Series, Toyota Hiace 100 Series, Toyota Townace, Mercedes Sprinter, Volkswagen Transporter, Volkswagen Lt, Volkswagen Lt28, Volkswagen Lt31, Volkswagen Lt35, Toyota Regius Ace, Honda Street, Nissan Caravan, Nissan Cube, Nissan Homy, Suzuki Every, Hino Liesse, Ford Transit, Ford E Series, Ford Econovan, Ford Econoline, Ford E350 High Roof, Ford Spectron, Ford Freda, Volkswagen Crafter, Mazda Scrum, Hino Bus, Isuzu Journey, Mitsubishi Bravo, Mitsubishi Rosa, Mitsubishi Fuso, Mitsubishi Delica, Toyota Landcruiser, Mitsubishi Fuso Rosa, Mazda Parkway, Nissan Vannete, Nissan Homy Coach, Nissan Civilian, Honda N Van, Honda Vamos Hobio, Gmc Savana, Chevrolet Express, Gmc Savana Explorer 4x4, Mazda Bongo, Volkswagen Kombi, Sprinter T1N.
Our roof rack bracket allows you to attach a huge variety of crossbars, cross beams, racks, trays, baskets and platforms available on the Market. Kindly check our brackets specifications on the website footer (PDF Downloads) to make sure that will fit your vehicle make/model/year or contact us for more details.
Compatibility
To find out your roof loading rate you should search on your vehicle manual wich is the document that provides essential information about your vehicle. Roof load ratings vary by model, roof structure, and roof rack system, but commercial vans and minibuses generally fall into a similar range. For most vans: (1) Dynamic roof load (while driving): typically 100–150 kg (2) Static roof load (parked e.g. with a roof tent): often 250–400 kg+ depending on rack structure
⚠️ Important notes for this table:
- This is not advice
- Weight must be evenly distributed across mounting points.
- High-roof vans sometimes have lower dynamic limits due to stability, not structural strength.
- Double-check the exact body style (year/generation)
- Check your gutter condition before purchase
| Make | Canonical model / platform | Years | Roof profiles to check | Typical manufacturer dynamic roof load* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toyota | HiAce H100 / 100 Series | 1989–2004 | Standard Roof / High Roof / Super High Roof | ~120–150 kg |
| Toyota | HiAce H200 / 200 Series | 2004–2019 | Standard Roof / Mid Roof / High Roof / Super High Roof Commuter | ~120–150 kg |
| Toyota | HiAce H300 | 2019–present | Standard Roof / High Roof | ~150 kg |
| Toyota | RegiusAce | 1999–2020 | Same body family as HiAce H100/H200 | ~120–150 kg |
| Toyota | Coaster | 1982–present | High Roof / Bus body | ~150–200 kg |
| Hino | Liesse | 1995–2011 | High Roof / Bus body | ~150–200 kg |
| Nissan | Caravan / Homy / NV350 | 1986–present | Standard Roof / High Roof | ~120–150 kg |
| Nissan | Civilian | 1980s–present | Bus body / High Roof | ~150–200 kg |
| Mitsubishi | Rosa / Fuso Rosa | 1995–present | Bus body / High Roof | ~150–200 kg |
| Mercedes-Benz | Sprinter | 1995–present | Standard Roof / High Roof / Super High Roof | ~150–300 kg |
| Volkswagen | LT / Crafter | 1975–present | High Roof versions available | ~150–300 kg |
| Volkswagen | Transporter / Kombi | 1970s–present | Standard Roof / pop-top / aftermarket high roof | ~100–150 kg |
| Ford | Transit | 1965–present | Low Roof / Mid Roof / High Roof | ~150–300 kg |
| Ford | E-Series / Econoline / E350 | 1961–present | Factory or aftermarket raised roof | ~120–150 kg |
| Renault / Fiat / Peugeot / Citroën | Master / Ducato / Boxer / Jumper / Relay | 1980–present | H2 / H3 High Roof variants | ~150–200 kg |
| Chevrolet / GMC | Express / Savana | 1996–present | Usually aftermarket high roof | ~120–150 kg |
| *Roof load varies by vehicle specification, year and manufacturer. Always follow the vehicle manufacturer's published roof load rating. Ozroofracks products may have a higher capacity than the vehicle roof itself. Further enquiries? Contact us 0290029092 and specify your make, model, year, roof type and include a couple of pictures if you are not sure about OZXTRAKNUT compatibility. | ||||
Gutter mounts or Gutter legs/brackets
Gutter mounts represent an older style of roof rack installation that saw its peak popularity around the mid-90s. They´re often associated with vehicles pre-2005 like the GU Patrol, the 75-79 series Land Cruisers, and early Toyota HiAce models. These mounts are recognized for their simplicity in installation compared to newer systems.
A gutter mount roof rack is specifically designed to attach securely to the rain gutters lining the edges of certain vehicle roofs. These gutters serve as pre-existing channels that offer a natural point of attachment for the rack. The setup typically consists of crossbars spanning the width of the roof, supported by mounting feet designed to grip onto the rain gutters firmly.
Installing a gutter mount roof rack involves positioning the mounting feet onto the rain gutters and securely tightening them. The design ensures a snug fit, with the mounting feet tailored to match the shape and size of the rain gutters. This snug fit not only provides stability but also ensures the safety of various cargo types when the vehicle is in motion. Moreover, the compatibility with rain gutters simplifies the installation process, eliminating the need for additional modifications to the vehicle´s roof and making it a convenient option for expanding carrying capacity without hassle.
On a Nissan Caravan
On a Mitsubishi Rosa
On a Toyota Hiace 100 Series
On a Toyota Hiace Welcab
On a Toyota Hiace Commuter
On a Toyota Coaster
On a Toyota Super Custom
On a Toyota Hiace 200 Series
