SKU: JKRK
Roof Rack | Jeep Wrangler JK (2007-18)

Roof Rack | Jeep Wrangler JK (2007-18)

Specs
✓ Vehicle: Jeep Wrangler JK, 2-Door and 4-Door (2007-2018)
✓ Material: 3/16" aluminum with steel mounting brackets and extruded aluminum rails
✓ Finish: Satin textured black powder coat over zinc primer
✓ Rack Dimensions: JKU Short: 47" x 54.5" / JKU Full: 84" x 54.5" / JK 2-Door Full: 63" x 54.5"
✓ Load Rating: 150 lbs Dynamic / 600 lbs Static
✓ Made in: USA

This roof rack system allows for customizable gear mounting, RotopaX, tread boards, Hi-Lift, and more, freeing up valuable cargo space for other trip essentials.

This rack is built from extruded aluminum rails with steel mounting brackets, giving you the strength you need without adding unnecessary weight. Milled T-nut access points run the length of the rack, so you can mount gear anywhere along the top.

Features:

• Laser cut and formed from 3/16" aluminum with steel mounting brackets and extruded aluminum rails for lasting strength

• Milled T-nut access points let you mount gear anywhere along the rack

• Available with or without a 40" light bar cutout on the full rack (light bar not included)

• Half rack allows for Freedom Panel removal and also works with the Bestop Sunrider

• Hardware included

• Made in the USA

Choose Your Model
Select your vehicle from the dropdown: 2-Door or 4-Door. For 4-Door, choose Short or Full Rack

Fitment & Notes

• Fits Jeep Wrangler JK, 2-Door and 4-Door (2007-2018)

• Installation requires drilling

• Rated for 150 lbs dynamic load (while driving) and 600 lbs static load (when parked), evenly distributed across the rack

• Light bar cutout version (full rack only) includes light bar mounting brackets. Cutout fairing fits a 41.25" max lens housing width single-row LED light bar; bars up to 43.5" (mounting stud width) will fit with our mounts, but trimming the fairing is required

A quick note on weight ratings:
These are a guide, not a replacement for your vehicle's manufacturer roof load limits or GVWR, so check your owner's manual first. Added weight changes handling, especially off-road or in an emergency maneuver, so load smart. As with any modification, you're responsible for how it's installed, loaded, and used.