Land Cruiser Prado LC95 Roof Rack
1996-2002
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- Preparation time approximately 7-10 days
Product variants: Polished
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Land Cruiser Prado LC95 Roof Rack
1996-2002
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Land Cruiser Prado LC95 Roof Rack 1996-2002
The VAN44 Land Cruiser LC95 roof rack covers the five-door Prado 95. It carries a tent, an awning, and gear for a weekend or a long haul. The cabin stays clear for family and dog.
- Vehicle: LC95 / Prado 95, 1996-2002
- Dimensions: 88 in x 47.5 in x 3.2 in (224 cm x 120 cm x 8 cm)
- Weight: 60 lb (27 kg)
- Dynamic load: 600 lb (272 kg), per the VAN44 chart
- Static load: 1000 lb (450 kg), at camp only
- Finish: black textured powder coat, black anodized bars
- Badge: polished or black
- Crossbars: 8 anodized aluminum bars, flush with the top
- Material: 304 stainless steel and T3 aluminum
- Install: direct bolt-on, no drilling, no factory rails needed
- Included: 2 stainless side plates, 1 deflector, 8 bars, hardware, instructions
- Warranty: limited lifetime warranty, made in Vancouver
A Land Cruiser LC95 roof rack that skips the old rails
The 304 stainless frame stands up to road salt and moisture. Then the textured powder coat shrugs off strap marks. Aluminum bars keep the platform lighter than a full steel grid.
The deflector adds utility hooks and a light-bar mount. Also, install uses the existing roof holes. You do not need the period Toyota rails.
Fitment and use cases
This rack fits the 1996-2002 LC95, five-door. It does not fit the 2002-2009 LC120. Still, always follow Toyota’s published roof limit. The rack rating does not replace the vehicle rating.
Weekend rooftop tent trip
Spread the tent feet across several of the 8 bars. Then the Prado stays planted on gravel corners. Keep the nose clear for the deflector and a low light bar.
Multi-week road trip
Mount the awning on one side and set the heavy box at center. Next, measure total height before a parkade. A loaded Prado clears less overhead space.
Months off-grid
Use the static rating at camp, not while driving. For example, a tent and two jerry cans is a sensible real-world cap. Rinse salt after winter, even on stainless.
Install tips
Check the roof holes before you torque, since these Prados often hide rust. Finally, tighten to spec and recheck after 60 miles. A low, straight rack keeps noise and fuel use down.
Badge Finish: Polished
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