The Trailpeak can fit many crossovers, SUVs, trucks, and vans equipped with a properly rated roof rack or bed rack. Compatibility depends on roof capacity, rack strength, crossbar spacing, mounting clearance, and available space beside the vehicle when the tent is open.

Factory crossbars must be approved for rooftop tent use, support the tent’s 84 lb traveling weight, and provide sufficient clearance for the included mounting brackets.

Yes, it can be mounted to many platform and aluminum-extrusion racks. Depending on the platform design, alternative hardware or a rack-specific mounting method may be required.

Yes. The bed rack must provide secure mounting rails or crossbars, sufficient bracket clearance, and enough dynamic and static capacity for the tent and occupants.

Yes. Leave enough space beside the vehicle for the tent opening and ladder. This is especially important when parking near trees, walls, other vehicles, or narrow campsites.

Yes. The Trailpeak includes 3.5-inch mounting brackets and the standard hardware required for installation.

Two people are recommended. Even lightweight rooftop tents are large and awkward to safely lift and position on a vehicle alone.

Installation time depends on the vehicle and rack system. A straightforward crossbar installation can usually be completed in one session after confirming rack capacity, crossbar spacing, and bracket clearance.

Basic hand tools are typically needed to position and tighten the mounting hardware. Exact tool sizes may vary depending on the rack and supplied hardware.

Yes. Check the brackets and fasteners after the first drive, after the first few trips, and periodically throughout ownership. Inspect the installation again after rough-road travel.

The Trailpeak is designed for two people and provides an interior sleeping area of approximately 78" L × 48" W.

The Trailpeak opens to approximately 45 inches high, giving campers enough room to sit upright, change clothes, and move around more comfortably inside.

The Trailpeak uses a side-opening design that creates a more open interior with greater usable headroom. The Standard is lighter and uses a more traditional clamshell layout, while the Trailpeak prioritizes interior space and livability.

Yes. The tent includes a foam mattress and an anti-condensation pad beneath the sleeping surface.

A limited amount of low-profile bedding may fit. Bulky pillows, thick sleeping bags, and oversized blankets can make the tent difficult to close and place unnecessary pressure on the fabric and travel cover.

The tent is covered by the manufacturer’s warranty against qualifying defects in materials and workmanship. Refer to Highland Trail Club’s Warranty Policy for complete details and the claims process.

Replacement hardware, brackets, poles, and other components may be available through the manufacturer. Availability can vary by part and production run.

Inspect the carton, pallet, straps, and tent before signing the delivery paperwork. Photograph any visible damage, note it on the delivery receipt, and refuse delivery if the shipment appears severely damaged.

Stop installation, retain all packaging materials, photograph the damage clearly, and contact Highland Trail Club immediately. Freight claims are time-sensitive.

Contact Highland Trail Club first. Include your order information, vehicle details, rack specifications, photographs, and a clear description of the issue so our team can review it and help coordinate the next step.