$50 for $100 Toward Racks, Hitches, and Vehicle Accessories at Rack N Road
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Though many of today's cars boast spacious interiors, some require extra cargo room, which is why station wagons are often seen struggling to tow suitcases on wheels. Cut your car some slack with today's Groupon: for $50, you get $100 toward the rental, purchase, or installation of racks, hitches, cargo boxes, and other auto-hauling accessories at Rack N Road's Sacramento location.
Rack N Road's stockade of trailer hitches, roof racks, bike racks, and cargo-storage boxes relieves rides from the stresses of overpacked carriages, granting them the capacity to haul bikes, kayaks, paddleboards, and other gear. Cargo boxes bestow cars with 12 to 21 extra cubic feet of space (starting at $330), and their aerodynamic shape minimizes wind resistance, leading to quieter travel, greater fuel efficiency, and an upper hand in Tour de France-style road races. Armed with dual-side hinges that help lift and prop up the lid, the Atlantis opens from either side of the car, making loading a snowboard from the driver's side just as easy as releasing a flock of doves into the passenger-side sunset. The online automated-fit guide escorts your specific make and model into a virtual fitting room so you'll be prepared when you pull up to the showroom.
Rack N Road also rents cargo boxes by the weekend ($70 average) or week ($150 average), and bike racks by the day ($15 average), weekend ($45 average), and week ($70+ average). Installing a hitch (staring at $275) transforms any vehicle into a towing machine that attracts even more auto-world envy for its hauling capabilities than Clydesdales do for their towing power and lifetime supply of beer.
- Trade-ins and used gear
- Rentals, purchases & installation
- Services warranty claims for Yakima & Thule
Though many of today's cars boast spacious interiors, some require extra cargo room, which is why station wagons are often seen struggling to tow suitcases on wheels. Cut your car some slack with today's Groupon: for $50, you get $100 toward the rental, purchase, or installation of racks, hitches, cargo boxes, and other auto-hauling accessories at Rack N Road's Sacramento location.
Rack N Road's stockade of trailer hitches, roof racks, bike racks, and cargo-storage boxes relieves rides from the stresses of overpacked carriages, granting them the capacity to haul bikes, kayaks, paddleboards, and other gear. Cargo boxes bestow cars with 12 to 21 extra cubic feet of space (starting at $330), and their aerodynamic shape minimizes wind resistance, leading to quieter travel, greater fuel efficiency, and an upper hand in Tour de France-style road races. Armed with dual-side hinges that help lift and prop up the lid, the Atlantis opens from either side of the car, making loading a snowboard from the driver's side just as easy as releasing a flock of doves into the passenger-side sunset. The online automated-fit guide escorts your specific make and model into a virtual fitting room so you'll be prepared when you pull up to the showroom.
Rack N Road also rents cargo boxes by the weekend ($70 average) or week ($150 average), and bike racks by the day ($15 average), weekend ($45 average), and week ($70+ average). Installing a hitch (staring at $275) transforms any vehicle into a towing machine that attracts even more auto-world envy for its hauling capabilities than Clydesdales do for their towing power and lifetime supply of beer.