Oooh, is that big? Lidl ransoms are occasionally decent quality, still have an air compressor going strong (could have been aldi, no idea)Lidl have one for £99 at the moment. I have no idea about fixings or whatever but if it's unlikely to get a lot of use then why not? Lidl stuff is generally decent quality too. 320l if I remember correctly.
Good point, but surely some are designed better for aerodynamics and security etc. ?I got one at Tesco direct before it shut down on Tesco vouchers was £75 it's not the biggest one but works fine.
You can go nuts on a roof box but really it's a price of plastic.
That's more like it. How much?We got a Mont Blanc one, used it quite a few times. We chose to spend a little more than the cheapest ones. The extra money not only buys you a bit more quality but service as well. I managed to misplace the key for it whilst in Vienna and after a phone call to their UK number they were going to express mail a key to me at our hotel.
The manufacturers own roof boxes seem very pricey for what are often rebaded models from other manufacturers.
That's more like it. How much?
Looks like the same bars on my Volvo v40,the price for mine from Volvo are £175 and I can’t find anything that will work as the roof bars are very close to the roof.
Thank you very muchThose are called closed roof rails, the car to the rear in that pic has what's called open roof rails ie you can get your hand underneath.
True, I've got a couple of sheds I'm sure there is space in as long as they can fit through a normal door.Problem with a roof box is storing it when you're not using it. I had this realisation when looking at options and found some places hire them out (and fit them for you) so could be an option. I never bothered in the end so no actual experience to share unfortunately.
I've got a roof bag, comes with a protective mat and straps. As above storing a roof box is annoying, this folds flat.
Depends how much room you need though.
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Thanks for the suggestion, but someone can literally just cut those off and run. I would prefer something a lot more secure.I have had larger plastic ones which broke over time so now we have a fabric Thule collapsible job. Works well but hard use it. Means it folds down and lives in the garage roof. The base is fixed.