A removable roof rack for your Tesla
Glass roofs are one of the surfaces the STAG Rack is made for. The vacuum cups hold to glass, so there is nothing to bolt or drill, and the rack comes off when you are done.
Model Y, Model 3, Model S and Model X roof rack
Teslas have glass roofs and no factory roof rails, which is why owners search for a Tesla roof rack that does not drill into the car. STAG Rack uses eight 6-inch vacuum cups that hold to smooth surfaces such as glass (including Tesla roofs), fiberglass and car paint.
Our photos and videos show the rack on Teslas. Email team@stagrack.com with your model and year if you want us to confirm the fit before you order.
Why a removable rack on a Tesla
- No bolts, rails or crossbars, so nothing is drilled into the roof
- Installs in under 2 minutes and removes in about 30 seconds
- Off the car, you keep the look of the car and your fuel economy
- One base unit takes a bike, ski or surf attachment
Care on a glass roof
Wipe the roof and the cups clean before every install, check the cups every time you stop, and do not use the rack on a wrapped car.
Choose your attachment
Questions
What surfaces do the cups work on?
Smooth surfaces without deep pores: glass (including Tesla roofs), fiberglass, car paint and smooth plastic. The STAG Rack attaches to the roof or rear window.
Do I need roof rails or crossbars?
No. The STAG Rack holds to the roof or rear window with vacuum cups, so it needs no bolts, no rails and no crossbars.
How long does installation take?
Under 2 minutes. Wipe the roof and cups clean, press the base unit down, lock the Secure-Lock handles and click on your attachment. Removal takes about 30 seconds.
How long does the suction last?
Each vacuum cup goes through a 48 hour suction test from our manufacturer, plus more testing once we receive it. When driving, check the cups every time you stop for gas or a break. Done that way, even a cross country move (one customer has done it) is no issue. Keeping the cups and the car surface clean goes a long way.
Can I use it on a wrapped car?
We do not recommend placing the cups on wrapped cars, because the pressure from the cups could in theory cause bubbling.