Menabo 320 litre roof box, dark carbon fibre effect average price £135 - £83.99 @ EuroCarParts

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Menabo 320 litre roof box, dark carbon fibre effect RRP £240 average price £135 now £83.99 free delivery @ eurocarparts

£83.99 £240
Free P&P EuroCarParts 31 Jul 16

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pjuk14

31 Jul 16

Use code SALE30 to get this price.
Also Topcashback 3.71% tracks at £3.11

Roof bar mounted box with aero dynamic design, High quality PS plastic, Twin point central locking system (Including 2 Keys), Maximum load capacity of 50kg, Includes internal eyelets for securing the internal load using the pair of TUV/GS approved buckle straps included. Spring loaded hinges for easy loading and unloading, Suitable for almost all roofbars available on the market.

PAYDAY20 -20% 0ff works
- Thomablue

Top comments

Rogier_Arpignot to sim11

31 Jul 16 28 #3

It's just a box. It doesn't use any fuel.

TBC15

31 Jul 16 12 #18

Works fine with 3 small children and a jack russel. Worth the price just for the quiet journey.

markweatherill

31 Jul 16 6 #39

The carbon fibre effect should in fact make any car more aerodynamic and give it more bhp.

Rickardo

31 Jul 16 5 #8

Whoosh!

(Both the extra noise the drag entails and their sarcasm going over your head, me thinks :wink: )

Latest comments (40)

bargainhunter666

31 Jul 16 #40

So basically eurocarparts has another (30%) sale but you want heat....anyone done the battery deal or oil?

markweatherill

31 Jul 16 6 #39

The carbon fibre effect should in fact make any car more aerodynamic and give it more bhp.

1on4

31 Jul 16 #34

Can somebody with some roof box experience help me out. I have a 2011 ford grand c-max - currently no roof bars. I've tried looking into roof boxes but I'm very confused about whether or not my car will take one - I'm sure I read somewhere that the fixing points for the roof bars are a factory fitted option so if my car doesn't already have them then a roof box is a neddy no-no. Having said that, I am by no means certain and could easily have misread or misunderstood.

Any advice appreciated

Rogier_Arpignot to 1on4

31 Jul 16 1 #37

I don't think the fixing points are an option, I think Ford offer factory fit bars as an option, like the ones here http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-Ford-Grand-C-Max-Roof-Rails-1-688-531-/221368356386
If you go to roofbox.co.uk (or similar sites) and select your model you should see what you need. They normally come in 2 or 3 parts.
This 3 part Thule one should work for you....
http://www.roofbox.co.uk/scripts/rbvehsel4_tab.php/car-specific-accessories/thule_rapid_system_gutterless_feet_4_no_754_/Qx%40w%2C6M4gNax5vN1Yv0vegd3uH%40iCm_qxxynX5QKg%7BLQaMk499jpy.%7BnQuU7OJJK
You can of course buy cheaper brands, but I've never had a problem with Thule.

BlackCloud to 1on4

31 Jul 16 1 #38

Don't know about your car specifically, but my Mazda has little plastic tabs in the
roof gutters. Flip them out and the fixing points for bolts for roof bars are exposed. I have Mount Blanc bars and a slightly older Halford roof box now. Not the most elegant solution but only use it about once or twice a year. Can't imagine there's no provision for roof bars (and hence a box) on a popular car like a c max.

craigstephens

31 Jul 16 1 #36

How will that help? Spoilers create more drag!

toeknee0909

31 Jul 16 #35

do i need to buy the additional roof bars

CookieMunzta

31 Jul 16 1 #33

Stick a rear spoiler on it.

abaxas

31 Jul 16 #32

As speed increases so does you drag. So if you are pootling about at 60mph you'll not notice too much difference but the faster you go, the more this will effect MPG.

Eg my boring diesel A3 will do about 50mpg at (cough) 80 mph. But Less than 40 with the roof rack on.

sim11

31 Jul 16 #2

looks like a good price , but fuel consumption with one of these on really puts me off:(

Rogier_Arpignot to sim11

31 Jul 16 28 #3

It's just a box. It doesn't use any fuel.

Rickardo to sim11

31 Jul 16 1 #9

Depends whether you need the extra load carrying capacity or not. Just remove it when you don't need it - mine will be coming off after our camping trip, but going back on again for visit to family at Christmas.

Hask to sim11

31 Jul 16 1 #31

Really? Jesus Christ pal

Doctor Mesmer

31 Jul 16 #30

Not sure if this opens on both sides - it looks as if it may not. Having bought one that didn't, I'd strongly recommend getting one that does. It's not just about ease of access (especially when driving on mainland Europe on the right-hand side), but ease of fitting too.

Still, a good spot from the OP and a decent price nonetheless.

pjuk14

31 Jul 16 #29

Sorry guys just realised topcash 3.71% back too. Only now ordering mine !

be2b70

31 Jul 16 #28

Yes 320l is small compared to 580, I could only fit few bags and it's quite low but has done the job so far for me.

be2b70

31 Jul 16 #27

Exactly. I only use mine when I use it which is 2/3 times per year. Comes in handy with a full family trip.

paulmkeith

31 Jul 16 1 #17

Bigger is better... Ours is 580l and it could do with being bigger. We only just get 3 large hard suitcases in it. 320 maybe get one large hard case and a few soft bags in it.

ChocolateTV to paulmkeith

31 Jul 16 #26

Sounds like you're in danger of exceeding the weight limit for your roof. Not to mention your car may become quite unstable with all that weight up there. I'll stick to 320 litres thanks. :-)

ttlpjh

31 Jul 16 1 #25

Ordered one, but apparently out of area for delivery despite two stores within 10 miles?!

Numan002

31 Jul 16 #24

Ordered one not long ago without issue. Also had confirmation back from them..

cackinthesackjac

31 Jul 16 1 #23

anyone having trouble with their website?

Numan002

31 Jul 16 #22

Heat added..Just reserved one, pick up Tuesday..£83.99 using code SALE30.
Whats not to like about that price for a new 320 litre roofbox.!

banterchicken

31 Jul 16 #21

sigh

yermawz

31 Jul 16 1 #20

Great price ..Have some Heat:{

pablomalin

31 Jul 16 1 #19

you can try the box on your car here http://www.mr-box.com/de/car/citroen/c4

TBC15

31 Jul 16 12 #18

Works fine with 3 small children and a jack russel. Worth the price just for the quiet journey.

MrHot

31 Jul 16 #16

It wasn't very well said though, since OP specifically said consumption with the box on.

ReflexReact

31 Jul 16 1 #15

Not convinced this is a hot price for a 320 litre roof box - seems to be about the going rate:

http://www.roofbox.co.uk/scripts/rbvehsel4_tab.php?20350&gclid=CjwKEAjww_a8BRDB-O-OqZb_vRASJAA9yrc5ZhIS1W5Fnb_uEMgYFnz70184Da-0LXcv-iwolTNC1hoCeYLw_wcB

http://www.1roofbox.co.uk/roof-box-md5/black

However I am sure someone will correct me, as I don't know much about them! (What I do know is i need a bigger one, doh!)

daddytucker

31 Jul 16 #10

capa code not working?

the porter to daddytucker

31 Jul 16 4 #11

Pmsl

pjuk14 to daddytucker

31 Jul 16 1 #14

code SALE30 :stuck_out_tongue:

pjuk14

31 Jul 16 #13

Too big for my needs! I wanted a 250l version. Would've snapped one up for this price! Not worried about drag factor to much, as only be fitted for major trips.
I'll be well impressed if you can get the capa code to work though! :confused:

GarFra

31 Jul 16 #12

Code worked fine.

Been looking for one of these for a while, thanks....

Rickardo

31 Jul 16 5 #8

Whoosh!

(Both the extra noise the drag entails and their sarcasm going over your head, me thinks :wink: )

sjburgon

31 Jul 16 3 #7

Just been doing a fuel test on my 320lt menabo box which I bought a couple of weeks ago.. if the fuel computer on my Hyundai Tucson is to be believed it's only made 1mile per gallon difference. I was getting a consistent 47mpg before and now running at 46. so not quite the misery and expense others may have you believe..

alasdair67

31 Jul 16 1 #6

Use the code capa.

capa

31 Jul 16 1 #5

£119?

sharkalos

31 Jul 16 3 #4

Of course it does it creates drag

ashtad

31 Jul 16 #1

Good price this