Mitsubishi Challenger roof capacity specs

What sort of warranty claim did you have in mind?
If 60kg - after all, it is not going to be much more than that, what could really go wrong?

Craigo69

Is this with the roof rails? Thule list the max load as 100kg, rola seem to be around 80kg (for the ones they list the weight limit for). If it is without the bars (ie. attaches to the lugs in the roof channel) these are only rated to 50kg (I have been told). I used to have a set of Thules that attached to the lugs and the roof pad sat inside the channel. Over time, this created depressions in the roof. I got these taken out with some other repair work and then replaced the racks with ones (also thule) that attaches under the door and the foot pad sits outside the channel onthe curved secton of roof. THese were rated at 75kg. Rola had ones that attach to the factory lugs and sat actually in the roof channel. However in this case they were rated to 80kg. So who knows. I would go by the numbers of the roof rack that you can buy - should be right. Any warranty problems will only be if the roof rack comes off (not a nice thought!). In this case, i woul guess you would take it up ith the RR manufacturer not Mitsubishi (unless Mitsubishi sold them to your)

Hope all this is of some help.

Tim

Craigo69
I have a challanger also, and recieved the same info from OL. No more than 60kgs on the tracks provided. What was suggested was having additional tracks that could take the extra weight required
Truk