Can this be attached to a car to cargo carrier?
1595820
depending on the width of the carrier. these are designed to fit on a semi mirror bracket. there is approximately 1 3/4" between the bolts, but if able to get creative it definitely works. hope this helps
1595821
I would think with some creativity it could be attached. The cable would be a bit thick to shut in a door with out damage but could be fed in through a window and rolled up most of way shut.
1595822
I don't understand what you are asking...... can it be attached to a car? Yes I have it on my company truck and it works great.
1595823
If the cargo carrier is metal than it should not be a problem. We are using ours in a motor home using the suction cup metal base with the antennae attached to the base. It works great. We are in a state park in Iowa, it boosted the signal from 3g 3 bars to 4g 4 bars.
211137
No I'm pretty sure that does would not be a great idea. Reasons, the 2x2 under the cargo rack I think is made out of aluminum so not strong 2nd reason is that the dimension of it is wrong. It is of the same dimension as your bike rack so it would not go into the 2x2. If you need both the bicycle rack and this cargo rack you need a one to two hitch adapter which you stick into the cars hitch then you may be able to use both assuming on tougeu length of your bike rack.
1043347
Yes, it can bolt onto the carrier. Be aware of the increased load and how it sticks out. When you park, it might add an additional 30 inches to your vehicle length. Happy biking!!
685945
Yes it is possible, however to start with you will need a full sized receiver hitch... If it's a compact car/4 cyl, I would not recommend it. However if you are determined to do this with at least a mid sized car, you will also need to equip the vehicle with helper/overload springs on the back.
1704924
Not sure. Mine attaches to the built in luggage rack on my SUV. If you do not have an existing luggage rate there would be nowhere to attach this product.
2223940
It will - provided you have a compatible rack system on the vehicle (the cargo box attaches to a rack system, not directly to your car).
1500181
It would depend on the rise of the cargo rack you are using, but there is generally not an issue with this, at least on an SUV or car. Could happen on a pickup since the license plate is mounted to the bumper, but pickup owners probably wouldn't be using this product.
2122117
It could in a car. The trailer uses pull pins allowing you to take off the bar and wheels, with ease, and store it inside the carrier for convenient storage.
475731
Hi Rosalyn,Yes, you can mount a SportRack Cargo Box on a SportRack Roof Rack System.Thank you for the inquiry and have a great day!
552641
I could not get it to fit on my cargo container. I had a break in 6 months ago and found that a shielded AMERICAN disc lock, welded to the cargo box doors was my best option... good luck.... Caveman
42472
If you secure the carrier properly it would be safe. You would have to use either the supplied bungee cords or buy some that you would feel provide better support.
21919
it is possible by design. you could ad on and on, know what I mean? You would have to ensure there is enough cross bar support. I have only two cross bars for one extension which is sufficient. Depends on the cargo weight and the vehicle's allowable roof load.
1194844
I have not seen it used for cars and based on my experience I would not recommend attaching to anything which moves.
575
The wheel carrier mounts to the cross bar, so if you can get it close enough, and have a large enough u lock, it should be possible...
1872425
I don't think so. The rack is sewn in the middle to accomodate stacked surfboards on one side and stacked surfboards on the other side. I think a cargo box or tray might be too wide and too high for what these straps can handle.
1313764
No. it is stitched in. I suppose you could cut the sewing, that would make it removable but then you would just have a cargo strap.
1747045
The carrier will work perfectly attaching to the cross bars. Several of the other answers indicate running the straps through the van or using the car clips. If your van has sliding doors the straps running through the doors (and the car clips) WILL NOT work as they will interfere with the van door closing.