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6th Gen Ford Bronco Roof Rack (2021-2026)
The VAN44 Ford Bronco roof rack covers the roof of the 6th gen Bronco. It carries a light tent, an awning, and gear for a weekend or a trail day. The cabin stays clear for the seats and the dog.
- Dimensions: 254 cm x 123 cm x 9 cm (100 in x 48.5 in x 3.5 in)
- Weight: 30 kg (67 lb)
- Dynamic load: 135 kg (300 lb), per the VAN44 chart
- Static load: 360 kg (800 lb), at camp only
- Ford limit: 110 lb published dynamic rating for the hardtop
- Finish: black textured powder coat, black anodized bars
- Crossbars: 8 anodized aluminum bars, flush with the frame
- Material: 304 stainless steel and T3 aluminum
- Install: bolt-on, no drilling, factory mounting points
- Included: 2 stainless side plates, 1 deflector, 8 bars, hardware, and instructions
- Warranty: limited lifetime warranty, made in Vancouver
A Ford Bronco roof rack that does not drill
The 304 stainless frame stands up to road salt and mud. Then the textured powder coat limits strap marks. Aluminum bars keep the platform lighter than a full steel frame.
The deflector adds hooks and a light-bar mount. Also, install uses the factory points and the front roof member. You do not have to drill the hardtop.
Fitment and use cases
This rack fits the 2021-2026 Bronco. It is 254 cm long: check your roof before you order. Still, Ford publishes a 110 lb dynamic rating for the hardtop. The VAN44 rating does not replace that limit.
The rack reduces the load on the hardtop alone thanks to the front roof member. Cargo stays at the owner’s discretion.
Weekend rooftop tent trip
Pick a light tent and spread the feet across several bars. Then the Bronco stays stable on the rocks. Keep the front clear for the deflector and a low light bar.
Multi-week road trip
Keep water and food in the cabin or the rear. Next, measure the total height before a covered parking garage. A loaded Bronco clears less under low ceilings.
Months off-grid
The static rating is for camp, not while driving. For example, a light tent and boards remain a sensible real-world cap. Rinse mud and salt after every outing.
Install tips
Confirm the hardtop and roof length before you order. Finally, tighten to the stated torque and recheck after 100 km. Do not remove the roof with the rack still loaded.
