CAST ALUMINIUM SIDE RAILS
The World's Toughest Hard Lid Side Rail
Need a strong way to secure your load?
The Utemaster Cast Aluminium Side Rails are the toughest Side Rails on the market. Constructed from solid aluminium and rated at 200kg you can trust them to hold the gear you load onto the back of your hard lid.
To suit Standard Load-Lid Part#SR1550A
Price: $605 + GST
To suit Sports Bar Load-Lid Part#SR1550A-SB
Price: $605 + GST
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Made from a hybrid between solid Cast Aluminium and Aluminium Extrusion, this side rail is completely plastic-free and does not leave strength to chance.
Through experience, we have found aluminium to be a tough, durable and rust-resistant material that has a high strength to weight ratio.
Strength Test #1
The Cast Side Rail is load rated at 200kg in keeping with the AS 1235-2000 Roof Rack standards.
To pass this test it has to be taken to the extremes!
Strength Test #2
Side Rail vs Two-Tonne Ute
What would happen if you ran it over with a ute? Let's find out!
Strength Test #3
Can the Cast Side Rail restrain this 455HP Nissan Silvia beast?
Watch to see what happens.
Sleek Appearance
The design of the Cast Aluminium Side Rail gives a sense of aerodynamics and strength with it’s uninterrupted flowing lines stealth black finish.
Cast Aluminium Side Rails Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q.) What are the Cast Aluminium Side Rails load rated to?
A.) 200kg
Q.) Can these side rails work with crossbars?
A.) Yes, the side rails work with the existing crossbar design.
Q.) Can I replace my existing side rails?
A.) Unfortunately not as the new side rail uses a different hole spacing and pattern.
