#HowToBloke

[@sap1976]

will try this tip. I always struggles to reach getting the rails on the box on my current car, I'm getting a jogger soon so will mount this on the floor first then put it on the car. hopefully saves my back.

[@HowToBloke]

No. Mount and install the roof box on the fixed roof rails as a (probably painful) first-time job. Then, afterwards, remove the roof rails together with the box attached (because everything is now already aligned - screw holes etc.). Thereafter, Bob's your Uncle! Thanks for watching #HowToBloke 👍

[@Raventommm]

Thats a great tip! Thanks!

[@HowToBloke]

Thanks for watching #HowToBloke 👍

[@Peregar4ik]

I have the same box. I’ve noticed it has a 130km/h speed limitation. Have you tried going above it? Every time it makes Me nervous 😂

[@HowToBloke]

My car roof cargo box is made by G3 in Italy but there is no mention of a speed limit on the sticker inside the box, only a max. weight restriction of 75kg. On their website (frequently asked questions section) however, they suggest respecting the 130 km/h (80 mph) speed limit which is the Italian motorway maximum. I like to add exterior cargo straps for extra peace of mind and I also check the anchor points and security of the box whenever stopping for fuel or a coffee break. Thanks for watching #HowToBloke 👍