Car accessories for roof storage, repairs and garage work
Valuhub's car accessories collection brings together roof storage, lifting gear and shop seating. It helps you carry more and repair at home. The range covers roof rack baskets, a cargo carrier, motorcycle stands, floor jacks, rolling seats and loading ramps.
These products suit drivers on road trips and riders who service their own bikes. They also suit home mechanics who want automotive tools. Browse more shop equipment in our tools collection.
Car accessories at a glance
Types of car accessories in this collection
Valuhub groups this range by the job each product does. Use the cards and the table to find the type you need before you open a product page.
Roof racks and cargo carriers
A roof rack adds carrying space on top of your vehicle for bulky or dirty gear. This range has steel baskets rated for 150 to 220 lb (68 to 100 kg). Some have a wind fairing, side rails or a length-adjustable frame with U-bolts. A waterproof soft-shell cargo carrier bag of 21 cubic feet adds door hooks and reflective strips.
Motorcycle and dirt bike stands
A motorcycle stand lifts a bike off the ground for cleaning, chain care and wheel work. Options include a front and rear paddock stand rated at 850 lb (386 kg). A scissor lift jack raises a bike about 3.7 to 15.7 in (9 to 40 cm). A dirt bike stand holds 1,100 lb (499 kg) on an anti-skid rubber platform.
Low profile floor jacks
A floor jack raises a car so you can reach brakes, wheels and the underbody. These hydraulic low profile jacks are rated at 2.5 ton (5,000 lb). They start at about 3.1 in (8 cm), so they slide under cars with low ground clearance. Racing-style frames come in red and blue.
Mechanic stools and creeper seats
Rolling shop seating keeps you off the cold garage floor and close to the work. The range has a 2-in-1 creeper seat with six wheels rated at 330 lb (150 kg). A 360 degree swivel mechanic stool holds 300 lb (136 kg). A pneumatic shop stool adds a tool tray.
Loading ramps, covers and cases
Some products solve one specific job. Folding loading ramps, 70.9 in (180 cm) long, help load motorcycles and ATVs. The pair is rated at 880 lb (399 kg) in total. A soft tri-fold truck bed cover fits a 6.4 ft (195 cm) bed. A lockable 24 L trunk case adds storage to a scooter.
Check each product page for exact sizes and ratings before you buy.
How do you choose a roof rack, jack or stand?
Match the weight rating
Check the weight capacity first. Add the weight of the basket and your gear. Compare it with the roof limit in the vehicle manual. Ratings here run from 150 to 220 lb (68 to 100 kg).
Check the lifting range
A floor jack must fit under your car and reach the lift point. Compare the lowest height of 3.1 in (8 cm) with your ground clearance. The top height is about 15 in (38 cm).
Pick the right stand for the bike
A paddock stand holds a bike by the wheels. A scissor lift raises the whole frame. A dirt bike stand suits off-road bikes. Check the stand rating against the bike weight.
Measure your space
Roof rack baskets run from 46 in (117 cm) to 64 in (163 cm) long. Measure your roof, garage door and shelf space before you order.
Plan how it stores
Folding ramps and soft-shell bags pack down small. Steel baskets and jacks need shelf or wall space. Plan winter storage too.
Where do car accessories work best?
Roof storage works best on family trips, camping weekends and moves. A car roof rack carries wet or bulky items that do not belong in the cabin. Pair it with gear from our camping supplies collection.
Garage tools and lifting gear work best in a home workshop or driveway. A floor jack, a creeper seat and a mechanic stool make tire changes and brake checks easier. Keep small tools tidy with our tool organizers.
Motorcycle stands and loading ramps work best for riders who service and move their own bikes. A stand makes chain cleaning and winter storage easier. Ramps help you load a dirt bike or ATV. Browse related gear in sports and outdoors.
How do you set up and care for a roof rack and garage tools?
A roof rack and garage tools last longer with simple habits. Fit the rack as the instructions say. Tighten the U-bolts and recheck them after a short drive. Wipe steel parts dry after salty roads and lubricate moving joints on jacks and stands. Rest a lifted vehicle on jack stands before you work underneath. More ideas are in home improvement.
Shipping and returns: Valuhub Canada ships free on orders over $150. Delivery details show on each product page. Returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery. See the refund policy for the full terms.
Car accessories FAQs
Which accessories are worth buying first?
Start with the accessory that solves your biggest problem. For extra storage, choose a roof rack basket or cargo carrier. For home repairs, choose a floor jack and a creeper seat. For bikes, choose a stand. Match the weight rating to your load or bike.
Should I get a roof rack?
A roof rack makes sense if you often carry gear that will not fit inside. Examples are camping equipment, luggage or wet items. It frees cabin space. Check the roof load limit in your vehicle manual first. The rack itself counts toward that limit.
Can I put a roof rack on a car without rails?
Some universal baskets attach with U-bolts or clamps, so rails are not always required. Fit depends on your roof shape and vehicle manual. Check the product page for the fitting method. Confirm your roof can carry the rated load before you install it.
What size floor jack do I need?
Choose a floor jack rated above the weight you lift. A 2.5 ton (5,000 lb) jack suits many cars and small SUVs. Check the minimum height against your ground clearance. Always support the vehicle on jack stands before you work underneath.
How do I choose a motorcycle stand?
Choose a motorcycle stand by the job and the bike. Paddock stands hold the wheels for cleaning and chain care. A scissor lift raises the whole frame. A dirt bike stand suits off-road bikes. Make sure the rating is higher than the bike weight.
What can you legally put on a roof rack?
Rules vary by province, but a load must be secure, balanced and within the rack and roof ratings. Tie it down so it cannot shift or fall, and keep lights and licence plates visible. Check your provincial highway rules and vehicle manual before you travel.
















