rooftop tent 4wd OPENROAD Soft Roof Top Tent, RTT with Bed Rack
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rooftop tent 4wd

rooftop tent 4wd OPENROAD Soft Roof Top Tent, RTT with Bed Rack

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rooftop tent 4wd OPENROAD Soft Roof Top Tent, RTT with Bed RackFamily Ready Rooftop Living The openroad4wd Family Quick Open Soft Roof Top Tent is designed to bring comfort, space, and convenience to every family camping trip. With enough room to sleep four adults comfortably, this tent transforms any SUV, truck, or van into a cozy, elevated living space. Crafted from heavy duty materials and engineered for fast setup, it's the perfect solution for families or overlanders who want to enjoy nature without

Family-Ready Rooftop Living

The openroad4wd Family Quick-Open Soft Roof Top Tent is designed to bring comfort, space, and convenience to every family camping trip. With enough room to sleep four adults comfortably, this tent transforms any SUV, truck, or van into a cozy, elevated living space. Crafted from heavy-duty materials and engineered for fast setup, it's the perfect solution for families or overlanders who want to enjoy nature without sacrificing comfort. Whether you're exploring the mountains or relaxing at the beach, this tent makes your vehicle adventure-ready in minutes.

What's Included

Here's everything included with this product.

  • Roof top tent (4-person) with quick-open soft shell
  • 2.5" high-density foam mattress with washable cover
  • Telescopic aluminum ladder (adjustable up to 7.5 ft)
  • Integrated 12V LED light strip for interior lighting
  • Heavy-duty 1000G PVC travel cover for transit protection
  • Universal mounting hardware for most roof racks
  • Instruction manual with step-by-step setup guide
  • Mesh windows with heavy-duty zippers and bug netting
  • Waterproof rainfly with tie-out points for airflow
  • Transparent skylight for stargazing and natural light
  • 4 built-in gear pockets for small item storage
  • Blackout canvas panels for privacy and light control
  • Reinforced aluminum frame for 4-season durability
  • Complete tool kit for installation included

Quick-Open System For Effortless Setup

Built for those who value both time and convenience, the openroad4wd tent features a quick-open design that lets you set up or pack down in under five minutes. The soft shell system opens smoothly, with no complicated steps or tools required. Mount it to your existing roof rack and hit the road—this tent is ready when you are. Its aerodynamic, low-profile shape reduces drag and wind noise while driving, and its rugged build handles everything from highways to off-road trails with ease.

Elevated Comfort With Panoramic Views

Wake up to nature’s beauty from the comfort of a thick 2.5" foam mattress, surrounded by large mesh windows and an overhead stargazing skylight. The integrated blackout fabric gives you full privacy when you need it, while the breathable mesh promotes airflow and keeps bugs out. The built-in LED light strip adds modern convenience to your wilderness setup, making nights in the tent feel cozy and well-lit. Whether you’re watching the stars or catching the sunrise, this tent delivers a next-level rooftop experience.

All-Season Protection You Can Trust

With premium 280G polyester cotton canvas, a waterproof rating of 3000mm, and UV50++ protection, this tent is made for year-round adventures. The weatherproof PVC outer cover keeps the interior dry and secure during storms, while the anodized aluminum ladder and mounting brackets ensure safe access in any conditions. Whether you’re heading into rain, snow, or heat, the openroad4wd Family Tent keeps you sheltered, comfortable, and ready for the next leg of your journey.

Openroad4wd Family 4-Person Quick-Open Roof Tent Features

  • Quick-open design: Fast, frustration-free setup
  • Sleeps 4: Family-sized interior with premium mattress
  • Stargazing skylight: Watch the stars from bed
  • LED interior light: Multi-color with dimmer
  • Blackout windows: For privacy and restful sleep
  • All-season rated: Waterproof, UV-protected, durable canvas
  • Soft shell cover: Aerodynamic & weatherproof
  • Panoramic mesh windows: Airflow with insect protection
  • Universal fit: Works with most roof racks
  • Telescoping ladder: Strong, lightweight, compact
  • Rainfly included: Enhanced protection in wet conditions
  • Skid-resistant base: Keeps tent secure on roof racks
  • Tool-free mounting: Easy installation with included hardware
  • Internal storage: Gear pockets for phones, keys, and lights
  • Removable cover: Easy cleaning and long-term durability
  • Foam mattress cover: Zippered and washable for hygiene
  • Overhead organizer: Mesh net for extra gear or clothing
  • Bugproof entry points: Sealed mesh keeps insects out
  • Noise-reducing fabric: Sleep soundly even in breezy nights
  • Thermal insulation: Canvas keeps warmth in during cold nights

Openroad4wd Family 4-Person Quick-Open Roof Tent Specification

Sleeping Capacity: 4 people
Material: 280G polyester cotton canvas
Mattress: 2.5" high-density foam
Shell Type: Soft shell (weather-resistant)
Cover: Weatherproof PVC outer shell
Lighting: Built-in LED strip (3-color w/ dimmer)
UV Protection: UV50++
Waterproof Rating: 3000mm
Skylight: Large overhead stargazing window
Windows: Mesh-lined, blackout zippered
Ladder: 102" telescoping aluminum
Mounting: Universal roof rack compatibility
Closed Dimensions: Approx. 85" x 49" x 12" (varies slightly)
Weight: Approx. 132 lb (60 kg)
Vehicle Fitment: SUVs, vans, pickups, trailers
Q: What size vehicle is this tent compatible with?

A: It's compatible with most SUVs, vans, trailers, and pickups that have standard crossbar-style roof racks.

Q: How many people can sleep inside?

A: It’s designed for up to 4 adults or a small family comfortably.

Q: Is the mattress included?

A: Yes, a 2.5" thick high-density foam mattress is included.

Q: Does the tent have built-in lighting?

A: Yes, it includes a 3-color LED light strip with a dimmer switch powered by a 12V connection.

Q: Can I use this tent in the rain or snow?

A: Absolutely. It’s rated 3000mm waterproof and offers UV50++ protection—perfect for year-round camping.

Q: How long does setup take?

A: Under 5 minutes, thanks to its quick-open soft shell design.

Q: Are additional accessories required for installation?

A: No, the tent includes universal mounting hardware for most roof racks.

Openroad4wd Family 4-Person Quick-Open Roof Tent Installation Manual

If you need more information on the specifications, installation, warranty, etc -- Please check out the Owner's Manual.
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