Mounted to a roof rack or crossbars

Roof-Top Tents

Roof-top tents are the one product in the range that is not tied to a pickup: they mount to any vehicle with a roof rack or crossbars, which makes them the easiest line to retail alongside the campers.

Two shell designs are offered. Both need a roof rack or crossbars as the mounting base, so it is worth confirming the rack with the customer at the point of sale.

SUV fitted with a TUYU hard-shell roof-top tent on a coastal road

Who this series is for

  • 4x4 and outdoor retailers of every kind
  • Customers who keep their daily vehicle unmodified
  • Mixed container loads alongside camper bodies

How to choose within the series

01Confirm the rack
Installation requires a roof rack or crossbars as the base. Confirm the vehicle's roof load rating before ordering.
02Shell style
Choose between the two shell designs (A and B) by opening format and packed height — both are hard shells.
03Ship flat
Roof tents ship in compact flat packs, so they are the cheapest item in the range to containerise.

Models

2 models in the Roof-Top Tents range

Each model page lists the full specification, the options that can be confirmed before production and what ships as standard.

SUV with the TUYU R1 hard-shell roof-top tent mounted and closed

R1 Roof-Top Tent A

Hard-shell roof tent, design A.

Highlights

  • Fits any vehicle model with a roof rack base
  • Hard shell — no canvas outside the opened section
  • Compact flat pack for shipping
Car with the TUYU R2 hard-shell roof-top tent opened on a hillside

R2 Roof-Top Tent B

Hard-shell roof tent, design B.

Highlights

  • Fits any vehicle model with a roof rack base
  • Alternative opening format and packed profile to design A
  • Compact flat pack for shipping

Specification at a glance

Confirmed dimensions and weights are supplied against your vehicle and destination market. The table below shows the structure of the specification that is agreed before production.

Roof-Top Tents specification
MountingR1 Roof-Top Tent A: Roof rack or crossbars (required base) · R2 Roof-Top Tent B: Roof rack or crossbars (required base)
ShellR1 Roof-Top Tent A: Hard shell · R2 Roof-Top Tent B: Hard shell
FitmentR1 Roof-Top Tent A: Any vehicle with roof load rating to suit · R2 Roof-Top Tent B: Any vehicle with roof load rating to suit

Next step

Request a Roof-Top Tents quote

Send your vehicle details or site requirements, the market you are selling into and the quantity you have in mind.

Request a quote

Tell us the models you are interested in, your market and the quantity you are planning. We reply with the specification, the options that apply and a quotation against your order volume.

Submitting opens WhatsApp with your inquiry pre-filled. Prefer email? Write to sales@tuyucamper.bbroot.com with the same details.

Before you order

Questions buyers ask about this series

Will your camper fit my pickup truck?

Yes — every body is custom-made to the vehicle. We support all pickup models: send the make, model, generation and bed dimensions (or flatbed/chassis dimensions for the T4 and T5), and we confirm the body length, mounting type and weight before you place an order.

Does installation damage my truck?

No. The bodies use non-destructive bolt-on installation: the unit mounts into the bed or onto the chassis without cutting or welding the vehicle, and can be removed again when the truck is changed. The T5 residence model bolts directly to the frame and is likewise reversible.

Manual or electric roof lifting — which should I choose?

Manual lifting with spring or hydraulic assist is standard across the pop-top range and is entirely adequate for the smaller bodies. Electric scissor lifting is optional on most models and is the recommended choice on the T4 flat-deck and T5 residence bodies, where the roof section is larger and heavier.

What is the difference between the aluminium and FRP models?

Both are produced in-house. The all-aluminium models (T1, T2, T6, H2 and the canopies) use welded construction and suit a technical, off-road positioning. The FRP models (T3, H1) use fiberglass sandwich composite with a smooth painted finish and an insulated core. Construction is an engineering choice per model, not a factory limitation.

Tell us the model and the market

We confirm the specification, the options, the shipping format and the lead time against your order volume.