Thule Caprock Roof Platform

Designed to transform your vehicles roof into a versatile foundation for exploration, this sleek and modular platform offers endless possibilities. Whether youre attaching a rooftop tent or overlanding accessories, the Thule Caprock has got you covered. One of its standout features is the low-profile design, which not only reduces noise and drag but also improves fuel economy by redirecting airflow. With a remarkable load capacity of up to 150 kg, this heavy-duty platform can handle all your gear effortlessly. The versatile easy mounting system and integrated T-slots allow you to effortlessly attach popular overlanding accessories such as light bars, jacks, and more. The Caprock is available in multiple sizes to fit various roof dimensions, truck bed sizes, and usage scenarios. watch the video below

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