Roof Rack Ford Transit Connect II 2013-2022 Q-Top O19 Silver

– TÜV approved

Attention! Due to its dimensions, this product is often delivered with a truck. Therefore, only enter a delivery address that can be reached with a truck, during office hours. An unsuitable delivery address may lead to extra transportation costs that can not be refunded. If in doubt, contact us before ordering.

The Q-Top O19 roof rack is a high-quality aluminum roof carrier for the demanding professional. The roof rack has stainless steel brackets, which fit exactly on the original mounting points of your Transit Connect II. The Q-Top O19 has a distinctive and sturdy design and is available in two colours: silver anodised aluminum or with a scratch-resistant black powder coating. To minimise wind noise, the front crossbar is fitted with two wind diffusers. For further noise reduction, you can opt for the optional front spoiler (note: only available in black). This front spoiler is supplied as standard with some car models.

The open sides of the Q-Top O19 have been specially developed for the transport of ladders with wide side rails. This is extra easy, because the lower side members and the cross bars are flush at the top. Various accessories are available, such as an anti-slip rear roller with rubber top layer, a walkway (only for larger models), load stops, etcetera.

Product features:

• High-quality aluminum van roof rack for professional use
• Stainless steel brackets fit exactly on the original mounting points of your company van
• Open sides with aluminum side members and fiberglass reinforced plastic supports
• Available in two colours: silver anodised aluminum or with a scratch-resistant black powder coating
• Low noise thanks to wind diffusers on the front
• Supplied as a kit including clear installation instructions
• TÜV approved
• 2 year manufacturer’s warranty
• Weight roof rack: 22 kg
• Maximum load:
  – The roof rack is so robust that the strength of the car’s roof is the limiting factor
  – The maximum load is therefore the maximum permissible roof load of your car minus the weight of the roof rack
  – You can request the maximum permissible roof load from your car dealer or the car manufacturer