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 In the event that you're like me, you've spent too lengthy orchestrating and modifying gear in your vehicle, looking for a method for making it fit. You might be an expert at Tetris, yet in some cases there's sufficiently not room in the vehicle. So what do you do? You have two choices. You can heap baggage on top of everybody's lap (not the driver's however!), or you can get a rooftop box . Be that as it may, before you put resources into one of these vehicle top gear boxes, you want to know a piece about them. So read on to learn all that you really want to realize about rooftop boxes. What is a Rooftop Box? A rooftop box — at times called a cartop transporter, a rooftop freight box, or a freight transporter — is a case intended to convey additional baggage. There are likewise freight sacks accessible that fill a comparative need, yet in this article we'll discuss hard-shell transporters that require a rooftop rack for legitimate use. Also Read:  Thule vs yak

How much space is needed between top of stored item and mounting surface? I need to know how much clearance I’ll have from floor to stored cargo box. I measured the pulleys and other components of the Thule MultiLift Cargo Lift and Storage System # TH572 in order to give you a good estimate of how much space there will be available under your cargo box once it is hoisted up. From the ceiling mounting surface the pulley assemblies will extend down approximately 4-1/2-inches. So if you had a cargo box that was 1-foot tall, its bottom would extend down from the ceiling surface approximately 16-1/2-inches (4-1/2 + 12).