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Camping in the Jimny. Roof Top Tent and kit tried

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03 Aug 2019 19:34 #211788 by GeordieJimny
Replied by GeordieJimny on topic Camping in the Jimny. Roof Top Tent and kit tried
I’m sure there’s a way to position the aerial between the Thule bars, basket and awning. The rear awnings are pretty cool and especially with the nice flat rear area of the Jimny.

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04 Aug 2019 21:32 #211826 by wjamieson
Extract below is from the official Suzuki Gen 4 Jimny accesories. Any accesories related to the roof reference the 30 kg weight limit. Google any of the part numbers. see one link below.
www.suzuki-shop.co.uk/Multi-Roof-Rack

Jimny Travel & Leisure 78901-78R10-000 Multi roof rack Fits to standard roof gutters. Weight
6.3kg. Maximum roof load capacity 30kg

Jimny Travel & Leisure 9917B-78R00-000 Lockable bicycle module
Suitable for universal frame 25-80mm.
Must be used in conjunction with multiroof rack 78901-78R10-000. Maximum
roof load capacity 30kg

Jimny Travel & Leisure 99177-78R00-000 Roof load basket
Aluminium construction. Must be used in
conjunction with multi-roof rack 78901-
78R10-000, weight 8kg. Maximum roof
load capacity 30kg
etc etc.

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04 Aug 2019 22:16 #211827 by Bill Portland
Yep, anything that uses the suzuki brand roof bars is restricted to 30kgs cos that's the limit of those bars.

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04 Aug 2019 22:57 #211829 by wjamieson
I hope you are correct but where does it say the roof bars are rated at 30 kgs? This would compare to 100 kgs for Thule square bars.
I see maximum roof load capacity not roof bars.

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05 Aug 2019 07:02 #211834 by kirkynut
There were 2 issues with the Gen 3 Jimny in respect of roof load. The first was that the roof bars were mounted to the roof by plastic bits that could snap off under load and the other was the fear of rolling it over.

With the Gen 4 it looks like it bolts to the gutter, so I'd imagine that is the first issue sorted.

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05 Aug 2019 09:10 #211840 by Bill Portland

wjamieson wrote: I hope you are correct but where does it say the roof bars are rated at 30 kgs? This would compare to 100 kgs for Thule square bars.
I see maximum roof load capacity not roof bars.

For gen4, everywhere that the suzuki roofbars are mentioned, 30kg is also mentioned. But not anywhere else.

Aftermarket roof bars always mention 30kg for earlier jimnys but not for gen4 as here:-
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