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 Post subject: Looking to purchase a few RRO Products
PostPosted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 7:46 pm 
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Interested in purchasing the RRO crossbars($99), adventure roof rack($199) and tire carrier($38). I just want to know if anyone has purchesed these as well and what kind of service they've had. I know RRO isn't known well enough for their lifts, so I'm kinda of septical about dealing with them. Thanks in advance!

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PostPosted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 8:36 pm 
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You will need the roof rails first. I'm not sure if the cross rails are needed for the adventure rack or not.

I have the roof rails and I think they are great.

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 Post subject: Re: Looking to purchase a few RRO Products
PostPosted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 10:14 pm 
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You will need the roof rails first. I'm not sure if the cross rails are needed for the adventure rack or not.

I have the roof rails and I think they are great.

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Yeah I just realized that I have the poopy/useless factory side rails that aren't raised upwards and that you cant even attached cross bars to. So I need new side rails first I guess? Any suggestions?

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 Post subject: Re: Looking to purchase a few RRO Products
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Both Rock Lizard Fabrications and AtTheHelm make good steel roof racks and side rails. AtTheHelm is a member on here and you could PM him. Mopar also sells the Jeep side rails, which IMO are plenty strong.

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PostPosted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 10:31 pm 
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nFodzy wrote:
LKWJeeper wrote:
You will need the roof rails first. I'm not sure if the cross rails are needed for the adventure rack or not.

I have the roof rails and I think they are great.

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Yeah I just realized that I have the poopy/useless factory side rails that aren't raised upwards and that you cant even attached cross bars to. So I need new side rails first I guess? Any suggestions?

Were are you located?


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PostPosted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 11:24 pm 
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I have the Adventure rack on my RRO side rails (you 100% need them, don’t need the crossbars as mentioned).

They’re solid. I’m going to bedline them eventually since the paint isn’t holding up to abuse. Happy overall and had a fine experience with them (my rack/rails shipped within a week).

Consider the other rack though (I think it’s safari rack or something). The adventure rack is nice since it’s flat, but it’s a double-edged sword. Nice for putting on objects that won’t fit in a traditional basket, but then you’ll end up needing the sides of a basket and you won’t have them haha

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 Post subject: Re: Looking to purchase a few RRO Products
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lfhoward wrote:
Both Rock Lizard Fabrications and AtTheHelm make good steel roof racks and side rails. AtTheHelm is a member on here and you could PM him. Mopar also sells the Jeep side rails, which IMO are plenty strong.


I'll look into both their products, thanks! And yeah I actually found a site for the factory side rails that are raised, probably at a better price than the dealer would ask. http://www.justforjeeps.com/prstsira.html#reviews

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PostPosted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 12:04 am 
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I have the Adventure rack on my RRO side rails (you 100% need them, don’t need the crossbars as mentioned).

They’re solid. I’m going to bedline them eventually since the paint isn’t holding up to abuse. Happy overall and had a fine experience with them (my rack/rails shipped within a week).

Consider the other rack though (I think it’s safari rack or something). The adventure rack is nice since it’s flat, but it’s a double-edged sword. Nice for putting on objects that won’t fit in a traditional basket, but then you’ll end up needing the sides of a basket and you won’t have them haha


Okay thank you for info on that! I want to also bedline whatever basket/roof rack I end up choosing. Also you're probably right, I will eventually need those sides of the basket, and I'm sure they come in handy for accessories (i.e shovel, axe etc.) Thanks again :)

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PostPosted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 12:05 am 
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Cherrie 274 wrote:
nFodzy wrote:
LKWJeeper wrote:
You will need the roof rails first. I'm not sure if the cross rails are needed for the adventure rack or not.

I have the roof rails and I think they are great.

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Yeah I just realized that I have the poopy/useless factory side rails that aren't raised upwards and that you cant even attached cross bars to. So I need new side rails first I guess? Any suggestions?

Were are you located?


Where igloo's are made! Ontario Canada!

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PostPosted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 12:27 am 
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I thought igloo's were in Alaska !
I live in Mi we could have them.
I have factory side rails I'm going to be replacing with Atthehelm's. Just as soon as it gets warmer.


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 Post subject: Re: Looking to purchase a few RRO Products
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I'd agree 100% to get Atthehelm's side rails, but I don't think he ships the rack that you assemble. Morgan correct me if i'm wrong, but you only sell the rack if it's picked up? You could always buy all the parts from Atthehelm and get someone to weld it together.

I'm going to get the crossbars from Atthehelm and get them welded to my RRO rack. RRO's prices are decent, its just the shipping thats expensive. You could buy the full rack from RRO and spend the same amount in shipping.

Also, enjoy removing those fake roof rails. They are easy to come off, but the goop thats left behind is a PITA! to remove. I ended up just leaving mine sit.

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 Post subject: Re: Looking to purchase a few RRO Products
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LKWJeeper wrote:
I'd agree 100% to get Atthehelm's side rails, but I don't think he ships the rack that you assemble. Morgan correct me if i'm wrong, but you only sell the rack if it's picked up? You could always buy all the parts from Atthehelm and get someone to weld it together.

I'm going to get the crossbars from Atthehelm and get them welded to my RRO rack. RRO's prices are decent, its just the shipping thats expensive. You could buy the full rack from RRO and spend the same amount in shipping.

Also, enjoy removing those fake roof rails. They are easy to come off, but the goop thats left behind is a PITA! to remove. I ended up just leaving mine sit.


What do Atthehelm's side rails look like and what kind of price are they? And about the factory side rails, I know I've heard how bad they are to remove that crap left over! :(

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 Post subject: Re: Looking to purchase a few RRO Products
PostPosted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 11:13 am 
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PM him about what he has available. This thread above is just to get an idea of what they look like. The rails are the same, the only difference with RRO is that they are powder coated.

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I'd like to have gotten mine painted and on this week. But I'm going to go to my Uncles funeral instead.:(.


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Sorry to hear that Cherrie. :(

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nFodzy wrote:
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I'd agree 100% to get Atthehelm's side rails, but I don't think he ships the rack that you assemble. Morgan correct me if i'm wrong, but you only sell the rack if it's picked up? You could always buy all the parts from Atthehelm and get someone to weld it together.

I'm going to get the crossbars from Atthehelm and get them welded to my RRO rack. RRO's prices are decent, its just the shipping thats expensive. You could buy the full rack from RRO and spend the same amount in shipping.

Also, enjoy removing those fake roof rails. They are easy to come off, but the goop thats left behind is a PITA! to remove. I ended up just leaving mine sit.


What do Atthehelm's side rails look like and what kind of price are they? And about the factory side rails, I know I've heard how bad they are to remove that crap left over! :(

The side rails would be $100 plus shipping. I'm actually not building those racks anymore, but I do have plans for a design change in the future.

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Cherrie 274 wrote:
I'd like to have gotten mine painted and on this week. But I'm going to go to my Uncles funeral instead.:(.


Sorry for your loss Cherrie! :(

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