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Fastening and Mounting
Any system, cross bar or canopy system requires robust fastening and mounting. Designed to fit x products, these x allow you to make space for adventure
Which System Is Right For Me?
Our customised roof rack systems change the way you carry gear on-road and off-road.
Find the right system fit for your vehicle based on what gear you want to carry, how much, and how frequently you plan of going on or off road. Our Pioneer platform system is ultimate go-to set up for carrying serious loads and frequent off-roading. While our Sportz series cross bar system is ideal for carrying gear such as kayaks, bikes or luggage boxes on sealed roads. Our Reconn-deck is our versatile ute tub system that let's you create your own platform to suit your truck bed.
Zwifloc
Best for:
Our innovative new Zwifloc™ fastening system allows STOW-iT brackets to be placed anywhere on the channels without the need to move other accessories.
The Zwifloc hardware simply drops into the channel, so there is no need to slide into position via a traditional channel aperture.
Compatible with all Pioneer systems and Reconn-Deck Bars.
Stow It
Best for:
Spend less time packing and more time enjoying your adventure with the NEW STOW iT™ mounting System.
This system is simple and easy to use, featuring one base bracket that is compatible across a range of interchangeable adaptors, allowing you to quickly mount your favourite accessories.
The STOW iT Base Bracket mounts directly to your Pioneer Platform or crossbars and is the core product of this mounting system, allowing you to easily change the adaptor to suit your accessory needs.
Need help?
We have a range of resources to help guide you in selecting the perfect solution for your vehicle.
Whether you're looking for guidance on what roof rack is right for your vehicle or lifestyle or how to install some of our most popular products, explore our range of buying guides, installation videos and FAQs for more information.
