Pair of Replacement Brackets Fit San Hima Kalbarri X/Gen2/Lite Gen2/Side Gen2, Gibb, Jervis & Jervis Pro Roof Tent

SKU: RPM-TENT-UBRT-VOR Every rooftop tent owner knows that uneasy feeling during a drive, wondering if the RTT is really holding steady. It’s even worse when the road turns rough or the highway stretches on. These brackets create strong attachment points between the tent base and roof rack, making mounting safer, quieter, and more reliable. Designed to suit most SAN HIMA RTTs, these brackets are paired with channel sliders and M8 bolts to align cleanly with common roof racks and crossbars. Polished stainless steel holds your tent firmly in place, while resisting rust and corrosion in coastal air, wet conditions, and long-term outdoor use. Engineered to reduce vibration, they minimise rattling on the road and keep your setup more settled across corrugations and gravel tracks. Pre-drilled holes allow quick installation without complicated modifications, so you can mount your tent securely, hit the road sooner, and focus on the journey ahead.
Features

• Locks Solid on Any Track: Stainless steel construction secures your RTT firmly to crossbars, holding steady through off-road terrain without shifting or flexing, giving you confidence that your tent’s going nowhere.
• Direct Fit for SAN HIMA RTTs: Designed to suit most SAN HIMA rooftop tents, they align with standard roof racks and crossbars, making it easier to match your setup and get the right fit first time.
• Ready for Rain, Salt, and Sun: Polished stainless steel resists rust and corrosion in coastal air, wet weather, and years of outdoor use, keeping your mounting hardware reliable season after season.
• Quiet Hold on Rough Roads: Engineered to reduce vibration, they keep your RTT stable and reduce rattling on long drives, so you stay more comfortable behind the wheel and arrive ready to set up camp.
• Quick Bolt-On Installation: Pre-drilled holes let you bolt them straight to tent rails and roof racks or crossbars, so you can spend less time fitting hardware and more time getting the trip underway.