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The idea for the ASPHALTKIND roof box was born out of the search for a roof box that required no compromises.
After exploring many different options, we decided to take matters into our own hands and set out to develop a roof box that met our requirements. You can read the story in the articles.
Vacuum Roof Racks for Sports Cars: How Does the System Work?
A roof rack without roof rails and without being bolted down? That is precisely the basic concept behind a vacuum-mounted rack system. Multiple suction cups create a vacuum and attach the rack to suitable surfaces on the vehicle. This allows for a flexible...
Roof Box on a Sports Car Without Roof Rails: What Are the Options?
No roof rails doesn't automatically mean no roof box. With a station wagon, it's simple: if roof rails are present, choose the appropriate base mount and install the roof box. With a Porsche 911, Ferrari, Lamborghini, or McLaren, things are different. A...
Supercars with Roof Racks in St. Moritz: Ferrari, Lamborghini, and McLaren
Why St. Moritz Is More Than Just a Photo Backdrop for ASPHALTKIND St. Moritz is the perfect setting for supercars. Snow. Mountains. Mountain passes. Hotels. An international car culture. Of course, it produces striking images. But for ASPHALTKIND, St. Moritz has now become more than just a...
Porsche 992 GT3 RS Manthey Roof Box: Mounting System Despite Aero Fins
When even our GT3 RS solution needs to be reimagined: We had already developed our own base carrier system for the Porsche 992 GT3 RS. This solved one of the most difficult questions: How do you fit about 400 liters of additional storage space into a...
Ferrari F12berlinetta Roof Box | ASPHALTKIND
The Ferrari F12berlinetta was built for long drives: a naturally aspirated V12 up front, two seats behind it, and a body that combines performance with Gran Turismo proportions. For us, the Ferrari F12berlinetta is exactly the kind of car that makes a road trip almost...
Lamborghini Urus Roof Box: OEM or Carbon Performance Roof Box?
The Lamborghini Urus doesn't need a roof rack—until vacation starts. The Lamborghini Urus is probably the most practical vehicle Sant’Agata has ever built. Four doors, plenty of space, all-wheel drive—and yet it still delivers the performance and design of a Lamborghini....